Stuff I learned this week – #48/10

• We don’t have enough late sequels yet.
• Some nifty stuff was shortlisted for the short film Oscars
• Hitchcock would have had a website.
• There is more in store for Social Media Movie Marketing.
• Jon Favreau has actually thought a lot about how he can make his films appeal to both niche and mainstream audiences.
• Disney Princesses are not dead.
• Politicians still haven’t understand the web.
• The Wikileaks-kerfuffle could be a result of oversharing.
• There’s still undiscovered music around.

• Wie so oft, war die ganze Hysterie vermutlich unangebracht
• So funktioniert Twitter nicht.

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Stuff I learned this week – #45/10

Tagline: This time, it’s bilingual!

• Time notes that a lot of nifty things have been invented this year.
• The Magic Kingdom will be directed by Jon Favreau.
• Clay Shirky sees „The Shock of Inclusion“ as one of the things that holds back media’s progress.
• Chris Suellentrop opts for rentership over ownership.
• Lyn Gardner explains how Twitter is useful for critics.
• This is how Michael Caine speaks.
• Kids these days know very well what they are doing on Facebook.
• E.T.’s space ship was tiny.
• R2D2’s timeless design works even on bathing suits.

• Der SWR stellt ein crossmediales Dystopie-Projekt auf die Beine.
• Sixts Castor-Kampagne ist zwar respektlos, aber nicht mehr zeitgemäß.
• Marcel Weiss nimmt Mathias Döpfner sachlich und sauber auseinander.