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Stuff I learned this week – #4/11

Roger Ebert thinks he has proof that 3D is dead.
Kristin Thompson is somewhat more analytic about it.
It’s time to watch out for holography.
Julian Assange is indeed a paranoid creep.
Kevin Smith, on the other hand, is a rascal.
I will keep up to date about The Hobbit by watching “Hobbit in 5”.
Vivek Wadhwa doesn’t buy the Quora Hype.
The time has come to fight the Foot.

Lukas Heinser hat kluge Gedanken über Gott.
Die Ted Williams Story ist noch nicht zuende.
Nilz N Burger hat einen schönen persönlichen Nachruf auf Bernd Eichinger verfasst.
Es ist treffend, Hubert Burda als Keeper of the Flame zu bezeichnen.
Katrin Schuster schreibt – wie immer treffend – über Lager.

Stuff I learned this week – #50/10

The Films of 2010 allow for great montages.
A small step out of the digital world can mean a lot.
End-of-year-marketing has a special place in Chris Thilk’s heart.
1931 soothsayers got some things right.
There is some great unproduced screenplays out there.
David Bordwell loves the “Hollywood Reporter” archives.
Clay Shirky believes 2011 will bring about changes for the syndication model.
There is media attention hope for specialized bloggers (like me).
2010 was another interesting year for ideas.

Thomas Knüwer sieht in den Verfechtern des Leistungsschutzrechts die neuen Ruhrbarone.