Stuff I learned this week – #4/11

• Roger Ebert thinks he has proof that 3D is dead.
• Kristin Thompson is somewhat more analytic about it.
• It’s time to watch out for holography.
• Julian Assange is indeed a paranoid creep.
• Kevin Smith, on the other hand, is a rascal.
• I will keep up to date about The Hobbit by watching „Hobbit in 5“.
• Vivek Wadhwa doesn’t buy the Quora Hype.
• The time has come to fight the Foot.

• Lukas Heinser hat kluge Gedanken über Gott.
• Die Ted Williams Story ist noch nicht zuende.
• Nilz N Burger hat einen schönen persönlichen Nachruf auf Bernd Eichinger verfasst.
• Es ist treffend, Hubert Burda als Keeper of the Flame zu bezeichnen.
• Katrin Schuster schreibt – wie immer treffend – über Lager.

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Stuff I learned this week – #50/10

• The Films of 2010 allow for great montages.
• A small step out of the digital world can mean a lot.
• End-of-year-marketing has a special place in Chris Thilk’s heart.
• 1931 soothsayers got some things right.
• There is some great unproduced screenplays out there.
• David Bordwell loves the „Hollywood Reporter“ archives.
• Clay Shirky believes 2011 will bring about changes for the syndication model.
• There is media attention hope for specialized bloggers (like me).
• 2010 was another interesting year for ideas.

• Thomas Knüwer sieht in den Verfechtern des Leistungsschutzrechts die neuen Ruhrbarone.