This past Sunday I had the chance to see Tom Ford’s directing (along with adapting and producing) debut in the screen adaptation of Christopher Isherwood’s A Single Man.

I admit that going into the film I had only moderate familiarity with or interest in Tom Ford – I recognized him as…

Any technology that reminds me of a gadget out of Star Trek is immediately something I immediately embrace wholeheartedly. In the past, this mantra led me astray, as was the case when I bought a mini disk player, and—even further back—a Virtual Boy. Though, actually, come to think of it I should give…

Skimming through my go-to blogs, I found a fairly important study published recently concerning advertising rates on broadband and on air. The first article,

CBS’ Poltrack: Online Video Could Be More Valuable Than Live TV, summarizes a breaking report compiled by CBS’ in-house research arm on landscape of online and…

Though my work primarily focuses on creating brand-funded video, I’m still a softie for print media. Fiction, non-fiction, newspapers, magazines – you name it, I’ll read it. Unfortunately, print’s lagged way behind video in providing innovative, captivating branded entertainment. With the most recent issue of GOOD magazine—riding on the coattails of

Martha Stewart intends to begin charging for old content – at some pretty hefty prices – for students of her eponymous online university.  While the pricing is arbitrary at best, ($5.95 for a 52 minute guided tour of the period finishes of Martha’s Westport home, or $9.95 for 38 minutes of…