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Spot the Bubblegen influence
In Sydney based commentator Mike Walsh's recent e-newsletter he seems to have suddenly become switched on to the new 2.0 landscape... and in paragraph three, I could swear I heard Umair whispering in his ear...
"...Curiously – content delivered on the web is rarely better. In fact, with low resolution, compression and smaller screens – it is generally worse. What it is, however, is very different. Unbundled from the limitations of physical form and analogue broadcast, web media has become a much more plastic concept – capable of being distributed across multiple platforms, added to, remixed and even exchanged between audience members themselves."
TheFourthEstate.com - 3 July, 2006 - Subscribe - Author: Mike Walsh
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"...Curiously – content delivered on the web is rarely better. In fact, with low resolution, compression and smaller screens – it is generally worse. What it is, however, is very different. Unbundled from the limitations of physical form and analogue broadcast, web media has become a much more plastic concept – capable of being distributed across multiple platforms, added to, remixed and even exchanged between audience members themselves."
TheFourthEstate.com - 3 July, 2006 - Subscribe - Author: Mike Walsh
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