Michael Cervieri is a ScribeLabs co-founder and an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. On Twitter, he’s @bmunch.
Archive for Michael Cervieri
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Watch Out Hollywood, Open Source is Here
Hardware and software costs have long blocked independent animators from competing with the big boys of Hollywood in the animation space. That may be changing.
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Arts, Technology, Human Rights
Ben Cameron believes the performing arts are in the middle of a digital reformation.They’ll only survive if they focus on the human condition.
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Princess Leia Apprehended on Subway
As the Empire tracks down Princess Leia in the New York City subway, great joy erupts.
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You’ve Got Graphics in My Data
What to do if you have endless amounts of data? Do like the British and visualize it.
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Is the Browser Dead?
As apps become increasingly lucrative will media companies jump the browser ship.
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San Francisco Postcard from the FJP
Greetings from the Future Journalism Project. We started filming in San Francisco and made our way around the Bay talking education, business models, journalism practice and journalism’s role in democracy. Here are a few minutes of what we found.
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Open Source and the Non-Profit
How can non-profits use Open Source, Creative Commons and the Social Web to reach constituent audiences? Seth Goddard discusses how TransForm is doing just that.
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Are Internet Users Losing Their Id?
A new study suggests people are beginning to take their online reputations seriously. No need to fear. There’ll always be plenty of folly.
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The Business of News and Devices with Rafat Ali
paidContent Founder Rafat Ali discusses potential subscription models for newspaper Web sites, what magazines need to do to leverage iPad and tablet devices, and ponders the original content creator versus aggregator divide.
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The Future of Web Video Journalism
Web video journalism has come a long way over the past few years with media companies large and small now using it as a primary audience driver for their publications. Time.com’s Craig Duff explains his strategies for online video storytelling, and discusses the company’s initial foray onto the iPad.











