The future of writing - how we tell a story...
A friend of mine just sent me this article called Online Magazine tried to be a lab for media future http://m.apnews.com/ap/db_16036/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=nXVOxfDT . Given the fantastic discussions we were having in Brighton about the future of writing - I thought you all might find this interesting.
What are your thoughts?
Best wishes,
Belina
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Hi, Belina
This is thought-provoking material. Thank you for drawing this to our attention. The two phrases that jump out at me immediately are 'de-emphasising the written word', and 'multi-media approach'. For my doctorate, I wrote about the idea of writing as part of a multi-media process, and it's interesting for me to see how this article extends that notion in the context of mobile technology. I wonder if this could be a topic for discussion at a future AMED Writers' group meeting?
best wishes. Bob -
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