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How Hollywood’s Unoriginality Could Revive Great Ideas

Posted on May 21, 2012 by Steven Savage
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Hollywood is adaption-crazy. This is somewhat understandable: Hollywood is risk-adverse and adaptions build buzz. Could you imagine “The Hunger Games” done without the book buzz behind it? The recent spate of “Fairy Tale” adaptions is a case of a seemingly … Continue reading →

Posted in Media, News and Analysis | Tagged Cenotaph Road, Feighan, hollywood adaptions | 4 Replies

Facebook IPO, Yadda, Yadda Yadda

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Steven Savage
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OK, here’s the Facebook IPO.  It’s here.  We knew it was coming.  We’re all waiting to analyze the results, and see how many of us have been humiliated. So first, let me go with my take on this.  Thus I … Continue reading →

Posted in News and Analysis, Technology | Tagged Facebook, IPO | 3 Replies

Greece Leaving The Euro?

Posted on May 15, 2012 by Steven Savage
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OK I’ll put on my Robe and Economist’s Hat and note we’ve got a nice article here on what happens if Greece leaves the euro – or gets kicked out.  Basic result is it hurts, but also people pull money … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics/Geekonomics, News and Analysis | Tagged economics, EU, euro, Greece, Krugman | Leave a reply

A Cold And Rational Analysis of 3D Printing

Posted on May 14, 2012 by Steven Savage
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So I have seen a 3D printer in action when my friend Doug got one.  I have speculated on the impact of these devices economically, professionally, and for geek culture.  I can say, after experiencing one that one of my … Continue reading →

Posted in News and Analysis, Technology | Tagged 3D Printing, awesome, Technology | 1 Reply

Microsoft’s Future Is Dual?

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Steven Savage
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I won’t even try to sum up this great article on why Microsoft is in trouble.  Go read it yourself. Anyway this article got me thinking on Microsoft’s strange mixture of effectiveness (the XBox) and meandering (where IS Office for … Continue reading →

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Cuts In London Banking Jobs

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Steven Savage
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OK, it’s not exactly geeky on the surface, but man are there some cuts coming in the banking jobs in London. I bring this up for a few reasons: Holy cr@p that’s a lot of jobs. It’s a reminder banking … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics/Geekonomics, News and Analysis | Tagged bank, Layoffs, UK | Leave a reply

How Joss Whedon Shows Class

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Steven Savage
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Joss Whedon is on top of the world.  He redefined horror, manned mega-hit the Avengers, and that’s just recently.  With The Avengers doing so well (and trust me, it is deserved), what does he do next? Well he posts a … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice, Media, News and Analysis | Tagged fans, Joss Whedon, The Avengers, Whedon | Leave a reply

EA’s Not-Good Day

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Steven Savage
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Well, in case you hadn’t heard, EA had it’s stock price drop, probably due to the loss of members of the Star Wars MMO – yes, that MMO lost people.  And, yes, on top of this a restructuring is coming. … Continue reading →

Posted in News and Analysis, Video Gaming | Tagged EA, economics, gaming | Leave a reply

Minecraft – Game As Dialogue

Posted on May 7, 2012 by Steven Savage
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So I returned to playing Minecraft again.  I do this now and then because it’s fun, well-planned, and evolving.  Every few version’s there’s something new as Notch tweaks and adds and changes.  Then I spent way too much time building … Continue reading →

Posted in News and Analysis, Video Gaming | Tagged culture, game, Minecraft | Leave a reply

So, About that Non-Existent Degree….

Posted on May 4, 2012 by Rob Barba
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The bloodletting continues at Yahoo, with the latest news being that CEO Scott Thompson kinda sorta maybe, oh, I dunno, lied about his degree in computer science, as uncovered by one of its shareholders, activist company Third Point. I could … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice, Education, News and Analysis, Opinion | Leave a reply

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