Wikileaks – REAL VIRTUALITY

Stuff I learned this week – #49/10

Batman hates Wikileaks,
Emily Bell thinks journalists are among those challenged by Wikileaks.
“One has to be cautious of anything that is very very powerful.”
Anonymous has a core group who coordinates the attacks.
Warren Ellis also thinks that we have overtaken science fiction.
3D will probably hardly be considered at the Oscars.
There are films designed to put you to sleep.
Time has a Top 10 for everything.
Serialization in comics sometimes leads to desparate measures.
Changing your profile picture to a cartoon really helps.

Johannes Richardt denkt, der “Wetten, dass …?”-Vorfall war ein Unfall, kein Politikum.
Jörg Wittkewitz findet, wir sollten die Deutungshoheit nicht anderen überlassen.

Stuff I learned this week – #48/10

We don’t have enough late sequels yet.
Some nifty stuff was shortlisted for the short film Oscars
Hitchcock would have had a website.
There is more in store for Social Media Movie Marketing.
Jon Favreau has actually thought a lot about how he can make his films appeal to both niche and mainstream audiences.
Disney Princesses are not dead.
Politicians still haven’t understand the web.
The Wikileaks-kerfuffle could be a result of oversharing.
There’s still undiscovered music around.

Wie so oft, war die ganze Hysterie vermutlich unangebracht
So funktioniert Twitter nicht.