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Tag: James Christopher Murty

  • Podcast – Evolving Tech and Audience

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    Evolving Technology, Evolving Audiences – Jonathan Marshall Jonathan talks about devices, the network pipes and the audiences that use them. Using the basic premise of lean back, forward and portable he advises us on how to shape the viewer experience through understanding of the mode of the audience. Speaking specifically to one of LAMP’s residential…

  • Podcast – Interactive Narratives

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    The Practise of Interactive Narratives – Mark Stephen Meadows Mark provides us with a very accesible and compelling investigation into new forms of interactive narrative – alternate perspectives, interaction and user journeys. Using the analogy of “stories are about someone who has a problem more interesting than your own” he takes us through the conceptual…

  • Podcast – Networking Television

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    Networked Television – William Cooper William takes us on a journey into both a converged and diverged world as TV becomes just another string of content over global broadband networks. He looks at the emerging and dying business models as fiber optics become the norm to carry vast quantities of digital content around the world…

  • Podcast – Intersections, People, Technology

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    Or “What to Built it On?” – Raffi Krikorian Raffi gives a talk about interactive technology by trying not to talk about it. Allowing the horse to lead the cart (content before tech) and not falling into the trap of limiting your creativity, he gives a refreshing view of a new development process methodology. Raffi…

  • Podcast – A short tale about a long tail

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    “Why did eBay buy Skype?” – Tony Surtees Tony helps us explore the jungle of marketing confusion as audiences and distribution rapidly alter. He points out that rather than being locked out, good media creators actually have many cross-media opportunities – there is a world of abundance created by the technology. The key resources –…

  • Podcast – The World Is My Hard Drive

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    The World Is My Hard Drive – Mark Pesce Presentation recorded at “The Future of Media” Conference, Australian Center for the Moving Image, Friday 25 November 2005. Media producers are facing a new threat: everyone has become a broadcasting network. Now that everyone is practicing “The Three F’s”: finding, forwarding, and filtering media, what does…

  • Podcast – The Telephone Repair Handbook

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    The Keynote address for ACM IE 2005, 23 November 2005, Sydney. By Mark Pesce with Angus Fraser ABSTRACT: The software design of the mobile telephone is poorly suited to its principle task, human social network management. The authors explore the evolving needs of the ‘swarm’ of network users, then speculatively redesign the mobile telephone as…

  • Podcast – Transmedia narrative

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    Diverged technology, converged people, new stories – Christy Dena Christy presents key transmedia topics including remediation, adaptation and interactive broadcasting as well as looking at the many new media-types and media channels that are emerging across the industry. She gives exciting glimpses into new forms of compelling interactivity including distributed narrative, ‘real life’ cross over…

  • Podcast – Converged Producer

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    Playground of the Converged Producer – Peter Giles Peter guides us through the potential opportunities for emerging media producers, how to generate income and the changing world of advertising. Using examples such as the success of JibJab, Happy Tree Friends and Cineclix Peter suggests new business models existing linear producers can adopt. He gives us…

  • Podcast – Broadband Futures

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    Broadband Futures – Guy Gadney Guy begins by talking about the current services his company Bigpond are delivering to larger numbers of the Australian audience. He draws attention to the blurred line that is developing between live video on broadband and TV but points out the much higher levels of synchronised interactivity we have access…