Californian net theorist Mark Pesce argues that the rise of peer to peer will inevitably destroy television as we know it – or at least force it to morph considerably to deal with our capacity to draw up TV episodes … Continue reading
by j p, September 5, 2005 0 comments
While Arnold Schwarzenegger is probably the world’s most famous bodybuilder, it’s little known that he is also one of the world’s most famous TOFU advocates. His passion for healthy, environmentally and ethically sound meat alternatives doesn’t stop him from making … Continue reading
by j p, September 4, 2005 0 comments
Given the shift from 6 to 9 billion people expected by 2050, and with an even greater proportion of peeps living in cities by then, sustainability will inevitably be interwoven with our urban skies. This one’s for the Bird-people. Greening … Continue reading
by j p, March 20, 2005 0 comments
What with portable electronic data devices, electronic ink and shrinking technology it seems inevitable that our magazines will have working hyperlinks one day. This week’s column is ready for that ( comes out in paper too, deear web reader), with … Continue reading
by j p, February 20, 2005 0 comments
Here’s the longer, unedited version of ‘A Brief History Of VJing in Australia’ – an article written in 2004 for Cyclic Defrost. ( see their edit ) OZ Vidi-yo History “Let there be sound… Let there be light… Let there … Continue reading
by j p, January 27, 2005 4 Comments