MediaPost.com

Voices From The Blogstrom

Corporate Digital Uptake: Where does it end?

We read daily of small entrepreneurial companies being gobbled up by Big-COs in an effort to line their lairs with the necessary accouterments of technology they don’t have the talent or time to develop. And as wel...
Greetings Blogstrom: We know…!
The Digital LaunchPad
In the digital world voices all sound the same: bits, bytes, hums and whirs. There is no human voice here, only the sound of electrical charges and discharges. But just the same there is a language. ...

O'fieldstream Outdoor Journal

Me and Joe
"Me and Joe went fishing on Wednesday night. Where we went ....",

OK, I can hear the groans already. "NOT another so-called, 'Me and Joe' story." Well, I'm with you on that. I've had enough of those old brag-p...
Too little time and so much to to !
I will work hard to bring more fresh information to this site on the Outdoor Heritage aspects of O'fieldstream, as well as the stories of it's creative spirit and occassionally the review of an outstanding service, product or p...
Words of Wisdom …
My good friend and colleague, Dave Richey has been ‘off-line’ for a while, as his blog was being rebuilt. He’s now back in the saddle and riding as straight as ever.
His first blog in weeks demonstr...
O’fieldstream Meets Dave Richey
The past week I ventured north of my normal parallel, to the lands of the tip of the mitten in lower Michigan; not to be confused with the UP - that would be the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I stopped just south of that fair l...
O’fieldstream Manifesto: SA-LIFE
I have written, talked about -extensively- and practice a very simple process that entails a straight-foreward approach to a set of principles to guide me in my fishing activity.

Fish as if there were a fish number...
Tail Holding Without Harm
I was reading a recent blog entry by one of my esteemed colleages in the Outdoor Writers Association of America, Bill Monroe.
Bill is the featured Outdoor columnist for The Oregonian newspaper in Portland, OR. He also wri...
The FIELD
What's the Field? It's what isn't STREAM.

eDIGImag

Le Cirque Volant - Volume 1, Issue 12 June 2008
Completed. Click the Link below to download this issue.
Go to Harry’s Blog for downloading : http://harryblack.wordpress.com/

Volume 1, Issue 12
le Cirque Volant : e-Magazine
And so the test and profile of a sister e-magazine to eDIGImag™ takes place. In order to prove the concept of multiple contributor built digial publications, we have used the aviation photographers journal, le Cirque Volant©, a...
Copyright, Protection and Recovery
Today we live in a society filled with the wonders of technology. We are able to bring to light so many new images and methods for producing those images… that it boggles the mind. Yet, at the same time, we - as a peopl...
New Flickr Group: Altered Images

DIGImag’s flickr account now has a new Group called:
Altered Images
The Altered Images Group has a very simple set of RULES for acceptance in this Group.

Maximum image size: 1000 p...
Step One … or was that One Stumble?
We have begun.
Our current mindset tells me that this is a pronouncement. But, I’m sure there are those who could also say it’s just as easily our epitat.
I’m not that desperate - nor negative. B...

i65 NewMedia

i65 NMD… Leaves Meetup, Now a Ning Community
A NEW PLACE
A few months ago, I began wondering why I was paying out $10 a month to host a monthly Meetup when no one was interested enough to come. So, I decided to look for a venue where I could still offer and build a...
redbubble: An online community for YOU!
redbubble provides you with a Free account where you can upload your images for viewing. Visitors to the site, register and non-registered members alike can view your work. As well, redbubble makes your personal account a selli...
Photo Shelter: Online Storage w/Pro Photog in Mind
PhotoShelter is an online storage site for professional minded photographers; whether you make your living as a photographer or not. Started in 2005, PhotoShelter is dedicated to making a difference in the field of photography....
Meeting Time Change
So, beginning with the April meeting i65 New Media goes to a 3rd Monday of each month meeting frame. Thus the April meeting will be April 14 at 6:30PM. Our meeting location will remain the same for now, Panera Bread @ Wabash L...
Why Meetup Works …
I’m getting this piece out late, my apologies up front. I have been busy. This is a good thing. Busy is good. But, busy and making money is even better.
Making these seemingly divergent poles come together - often e...

Beyond The Ripples

Scientific Societies around the World (membership numbers and reason for being)
While doing a search for the number of active scientists around the world, I found this list from 2004. It’s safe to assume the numbers have not reduced; more likely increased. But even if a decrease has occurred, I wou...
New Browser: Flock
Once again the magic of serendipity pays off! I never thought I’d find a replacement for Firefox .. but I have! It’s called Flock, the Social Networking Browser. It’s extremely cool. I am writing this post ...
What do you mean …. ?
The term Beyond The Ripples…

What does it mean?
Where did it come from?
Why should you care?

All very good questions - each with its own unique answer. That answer will come in d...

Akilologos

Low Tide: Parts Make Parts
Ma Pek, was my first attempt at melding an artistic rendering of image and prose into one displayable entity. This post is provided as a discussion of the process behind Ma Pek.
Background on: Cotton Humid
First off, it’s true! I really don’t like humidity. And I’ve worked at hard, backbreaking labor in hot, sticky humid weather. So, when I speak of a ‘dislike’ for humidity… I did not need t...
How 1000 Words Works
The blog, A Thousand Words, is a unique blend of visual and literary art. It has also been a long time in coming; at least to this point. I’ve had a few false starts, under different names and formats. But the style an...