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Month: September 2005

Creative Practice & Strategy / September 10, 2005

Podcast Books

by <span class='p-author h-card'>Christy</span>

You’ve probably heard on books on mobiles being very popular in Japan, but now there are entire books available for download as a podcast. The difference between these and audio books? Evo Terra of PodioBooks.com coined the term podiobooks to describe ‘serialized audio books which are made available in podcast format’. This is another technology

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Creative Practice & Strategy / September 10, 2005

Manga on Mobiles

by <span class='p-author h-card'>Christy</span>

Sony Japan is jumping on providing manga comics on mobile phones. Rather than just provide the images, Celsys’ has developed a program, Comic Surfing, that shows each frame and slowly surfs over the whole comic, makes the phone vibrate on action scenes and will have sound. A video on the comics is online at Wireless

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Creative Practice & Strategy / September 10, 2005

The 3 Channel Rule

by <span class='p-author h-card'>Christy</span>

I was asked to keep news about this upcoming project quiet, but considering it has been covered in the Hollywood Reporter, and the producers were the special guests at the recent mo:life event, I think it is safe to talk. Jim Shomos and Paul Baiguerra of Global Dilemma, have created the ‘world’s first “dramedy” to

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