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It’s been a little more than a day since Apple launched it’s ill-named iPad (more on the name in just a moment). The reaction amongst the tech crowd has been pretty vitriolic. I won’t recount all the arguments, but it’s worth talking about some of them because I believe the iPad will be a huge [...]
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The case for or against affirmative action?
I’ve been a lot more blogging about political topics lately especially because of some ugly racial politics over the last couple of days. I came across this little tidbit of an article about admissions practices at elite schools. I’ve excerpted the most relevant part: Translating the advantages into SAT scores, study author Thomas Espenshade, a Princeton [...]
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I think I know what I’m talking about: IMAX
So last week, I went to Reuters headquarters in grand ole Time Square to shoot a media hit about the analog to digital transition for IMAX and what it means for the company and the industry. Kind of boring stuff for most normal people; kind of interesting for us nerds/movie enthusiasts. Please don’t [...]
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Dancing Queens
Mark the Intern made this video of the CNET NY office. I’m not in it much because… well… I hate being on camera, but after watching this, I think I’m going make a bigger effort. Props definitely to MTI! [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODHNqdZouYM&ap=%2526fmt%3D18[/youtube]
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CBS to buy CNET Networks
So it looks like Sumner Redstone owns my soul now. The deal is valued at 1.8 billion dollars, and represents a 32% premium over the closing stock price on Wednesday. I don’t know what this means for CNET TV or Loaded, but it is certainly a good thing for CNET as a brand. For the [...]
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8/10 Ain’t bad
This is from a whlie ago, but I thought it would be fun to post in my blog. A few months ago, my fellow coworker and friend Caroline McCarthy decided to send in my picture along with a couple of other CNET employee’s pics to Boinkology. The website is devoted to dating, sex and relationships. [...]
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Prince Caspian Press Junket
It’s not every day that you get to meet an Academy Award-winning director and the stars of a summer tent pole movie. Today, I had the privilege–along with a slew of other media–to interview (albeit very briefly) Andrew Adamson, William Moseley, Anna Popplewell and Ben Barnes of the film The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince [...]
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Video: Of My God
Of My God is a semi-autobiographical film about an immigrant Chinese family. When the father dies unexpectedly, the mother has to raise two children in a country where she doesn’t speak the language.
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Video: These Things Happen
Josh lives an unimpressive small-town life. When he tries to do more with his life, he gets his ex-girlfriend pregnant.
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Video: My Golden Cage/Mi Jaula de Oro
Three Colombian refugees escape to the United States to flee murder and kidnap in the civil war. They attempt to make a new home while longing for their home.
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- It's been a while since I've blogged regularly, but as part of my new Web 2.0 persona, I suppose I should. I'm hoping that this website becomes a portal to the not-so-exciting life of mine, but really it's just a place for me to showcase my work. For those of you who don't know, I'm a producer at CNET Networks, and on the side, I try to write, direct and produce film and commercial projects. Find out more at the About section, and if you want to reach me, feel free to reach me at the Contact section. You'll hear more from me soon! #
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