Month: January 2007

Tricia Wang — a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at University of California, San Diego — blogs about ‘the nexus of Chinese Youth culture, Media, Technology and Information within a global context’ at YouMeiTi. China, she reported recently, has 830 million phone users and 132 million people online. Tricia is also the current reblogger for Eyebeam.

After my post about the Time Magazine Person of the Year: You, I’ve got to add this neat version enabled by Dan Wood. As he says on his blog, the Time’s cover, with its use of Mylar to have a mirror-looking monitor, is so 20th century. They really should have electronic paper that really did show us on the front. In the meantime, here is the web-enabled version created by Dan Wood for those with Mac iSight.

Source: Ugo Cei

These posts on Astrology predictions for those working in the media industry were sent to me by my mum. Philip Sedgwick provides guidance to ‘Story Developers, Programming Execs and Writers’ in part one; and per star-sign guidance for those working in the media industry in part two. Enjoy.