"SINGLE MALE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER" now showing!

By: lukeo
On: 06/30/2008 16:29:51
In: Video Production

WATCH IT!

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Google announces "Google Media Server" gadget!

By: kurts
On: 06/27/2008 13:52:12
In: Industry News

Google just announced its odd Google Media Server, a Windows app that finds photos, music, and video and makes it available to DLNA devices like the PlayStation 3, XBox 360, and most Media Center PCs.

Google Media Server is a Windows application that aims to bridge the gap between Google and your TV. It uses Google Desktop technology such as Desktop gadgets for the administration tool and Google Desktop Search to locate media files. All you need is a PC running Google Desktop and a UPnP-enabled device (e.g. a PlayStation 3). At the touch of a button, you can then:

* Access videos, music, and photos stored on your PC
* View Picasa Web Albums
* Play your favorite YouTube videos

Give it a go at http://desktop.google.com/plugins/i/mediaserver.html?hl=en

Office War!

By: kurts
On: 06/26/2008 13:27:50
In: DWS Culture

I.T. vs. Sales. Classic!

"SINGLE MALE SUBSTITUTE TEACHER" premieres tonight!

By: lukeo
On: 06/23/2008 12:25:01
In: Video Production

We'll be listed as Death Spiral Weekend of Love, and our film, "Single Male Substitute Teacher" will be shown at the:

Group F Premiere, June 23rd at 6:30pm

Riverview Theater, 3800 42nd Avenue S., Minneapolis, MN

We'll have the film available online once the screenings have completed.

See you there!

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77% of Teens use Social Networking says U of M

By: kurts
On: 06/20/2008 16:26:32
In: Industry News

MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, Minn., June 20 /PRNewswire/ -- In a first-of- its-kind study, researchers at the University of Minnesota have discovered the educational benefits of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook. The same study found that low-income students are in many ways just as technologically proficient as their counterparts, going against what results from previous studies have suggested.

The study found that, of the students observed, 94 percent used the Internet, 82 percent go online at home and 77 percent had a profile on a social networking site. When asked what they learn from using social networking sites, the students listed technology skills as the top lesson, followed by creativity, being open to new or diverse views and communication skills.

To watch a video about the study and a full interview with the lead researcher, visit: http://www1.umn.edu/urelate/newsservice/Multimedia_Videos/social_network.htm

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