Stuff I learned this week – #49/10

• Batman hates Wikileaks,
• Emily Bell thinks journalists are among those challenged by Wikileaks.
• „One has to be cautious of anything that is very very powerful.“
• Anonymous has a core group who coordinates the attacks.
• Warren Ellis also thinks that we have overtaken science fiction.
• 3D will probably hardly be considered at the Oscars.
• There are films designed to put you to sleep.
• Time has a Top 10 for everything.
• Serialization in comics sometimes leads to desparate measures.
• Changing your profile picture to a cartoon really helps.

• Johannes Richardt denkt, der „Wetten, dass …?“-Vorfall war ein Unfall, kein Politikum.
• Jörg Wittkewitz findet, wir sollten die Deutungshoheit nicht anderen überlassen.

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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.