http://www.schneiderism.com informational omnivore Mon, 18 Jan 2010 00:24:45 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en To borrow from Douglas Adams, it's time for the publishing industry to stop worrying, and learn to love the internet. As one thing winds down, so another winds up. A Little Background,  A Little Context: The publishing industry has had 500 years to focus on the production of the printed piece. How ... http://www.schneiderism.com/a-treatise-on-the-future-of-publishing/ After some time away from blogging I am restarting schneiderism. Expect writing and insight on the same eclectic blend of technology, marketing, and design, as well as some new focus and perspective on understanding the change that pervades our experience. Interestingly, despite being inactive here for some months, the monthly ... http://www.schneiderism.com/back-at-it-schneiderism-being-fired-up/ Almost exactly 40 years ago in 1969 the world watched with excitement and anxiety as the Saturn V rocket of Apollo 11 shot skyward from Kennedy Space Center. The launch of this rocket was the first step in Apollo 11's mission of putting NASA astronauts on the Moon, the commitment ... http://www.schneiderism.com/forty-years-ago/ Jonathan Segal Documentary final 13 mins from BREADTRUCK TV on Vimeo. I have enormous respect for architect/developer Jonathan Segal. He's a living, breathing case study for sticking to your guns and pursuing what you believe in, even at great risk if required. Segal has chosen a rebel path for his life's ... http://www.schneiderism.com/disrupting-urban-development/ Henry Jenkins on Transmedia - November 2009 from niko on Vimeo. Last week I spent some quality time researching and learning more about the concepts of transmedia storytelling and convergence as it relates to marketing, advertising, and content authenticity. I came across this video of Henry Jenkins, the director of MIT's ... http://www.schneiderism.com/transmedia-convergence-culture/ Shepard Fairey from Arkitip on Vimeo. Found this video of artist Shepard Fairey via Twitter this morning. I value the opportunity to see artists in the process of making, to watch them as they're in the creative groove. Often, I don't actually care about the final product as much as I ... http://www.schneiderism.com/many-layers-of-simplicity/ That headline is a quote from the video above. It's only one of the many great lines from one of the many smart people interviewed in this thought-provoking video from Honda. They were asked the simple question of what they thought transportation might be like in 80 years. It's crazy, ... http://www.schneiderism.com/im-counting-on-being-surprised/ And additionally because I love tilt-shift. Tokyo would seem to be the perfect city to be filmed in this way. Via Nguyen Duong via @AlexGervais. http://www.schneiderism.com/because-its-beautiful/ Data as Seductive Material, Spring Summit, Umeå March09 View more PDF documents from Matt Jones. Above is an incredibly interesting presentation from Matt Jones of Dopplr. In it, Matt digs into the opportunities presented by the growing river of data presented to us by the abundance of devices now ubiquitous in our ... http://www.schneiderism.com/data-seduction-and-sculpture/ On September 14, 2007 the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched the Kaguya mission to the moon to obtain scientific data relating to both the lunar origin and evolution. Kaguya is also helping JAXA develop technology for future lunar exploration. The video above is from a recent overflight from earlier ... http://www.schneiderism.com/stunning-lunar-flyover/