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The Reboot: Video Game Audio

09:24 | Rio Pesino | Dec 21st, 2007 12:02am |

Video Game Audio has evolved over the years, from the simple sounds of PONG to the in-depth, cinematic sounds of BioShock. Although many gamers take Game Audio for granted, it’s just as important as a video game’s graphics, gameplay and controls. In this episode of The Reboot, host Rio Pesino speaks with a few video game audio professionals about the importance of sound. Also on the show, Manhunt 2 may still be released in the United Kingdom after all, Nintendo is in the spirit of “Gifting” and a Detroit prosecutor unveils her list of violent games to avoid this holiday season.Some images courtesy of: Buck Blues, Mark (wonderferret), Joanne L, via Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.

Connecting Constituents with Politicians using Politic 2.0

06:14 | Brad Baldwin | Apr 17th, 2007 |

Politic 2.0 is a new Utah-based Web 2.0 tech startup that is mashing up wiki’s, blogs, blog search, live video streaming and in-person and in-the-field question, ranking and commenting tools. The system supports the popular town hall model but extends into the blogosphere, adding a richer and much broader ...
LunchMeet Gets Political with TheBallot.org

13:17 | Eddie Codel | Oct 26th, 2006 |

This week on LunchMeet, Eddie Codel and Irina Slutsky talk political tech with Seth Walker of Radical Designs on the newly launched voter guide site TheBallot.org. Seth tells us how individuals and groups can use TheBallot.org to create voter guides, endorsements and voter blocs to help get the ...
Innovation Journalism Emerging at Stanford April 5-7

| Admin | Mar 30th, 2006 |

Next week there is a cutting edge conference at Stanford that is free for journalism and innovation professionals to attend. Registration: http://scil.stanford.edu/InJo-2006/signup.fft. Vint Cerf, PodTech, Google, CNet, Tony Perkins, Ross Mayfield, Dan Gillmor, USVP’s Paul Mateucci, and other great folks like Harry McCracken, Michael Kanellos.

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