New Media IRL: "New Release" by Yacht
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New Media IRL: "New Release" by Yacht
Everything is multi-platform and multimedia. Not just journalist-personalities, but every magazine issue, every feature package, every article. The article is just the intellectual property made to be leveraged in as many spaces as possible. The presentation has to be optimized in every venue: You need good Instagram pinned posts, whether you’re a ... See more
David Cho • 🟧 the New Rules of Media
The Internet, at that time, was outside the mainstream media, that loathsome monolith dominated by corporations and groupthink. The online world was decentralized and fostered a plurality of voices. In 2000, Kid A didn’t seem like a critique of that world. The album in a way aspired to it.
Steven Hyden • This Isn't Happening
need to write a thinkpiece about this genre of video where a young upwardly mobile email boy in a highrise goes about his isolated daily routine (part of his bourgeois “hustle”). my first thought is that the whole style is derived from the american psycho opening sequence https://t.co/wMmj7L5fZf
Email today is now less a communications medium than a communications compile target. It’s a clearinghouse technology. It’s where conversations-of-record go, where identity verification happens, where service alerts accumulate, and perhaps most importantly for publishers, where push-delivered longform content goes by default. It is distributed and ... See more
Ribbon Farm • A Text Renaissance
post-internet
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