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Sour: Stretching the Meaning of “Interactive Video”

Posted by: Bill Simmon    Tags:      Posted date:  July 8, 2009  |  2 Comments

This is a good example of end-users doing more with a web app than was originally intended. See also ThruYOU.


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Bill Simmon is a filmmaker, writer and media educator in Burlington, VT. His particular interests include film, atheism, free speech, science fiction, astronomy and the social effects of the democratization of media and technology. Bill is the author of the award-winning blog, Candleblog.




2 Comments for Sour: Stretching the Meaning of “Interactive Video”

Erich Nolan Bertussi Davies

i love it when the web produces pure art… it is a amazing when art comes out of this medium in such fantastic ways.. very kewl..

LeonDaLion

That is probably the most innovative interactive video I’ve ever seen. Truly awesome. It’s like… art posing as hive-mind. Fantastic. Technology truly is an extension of our evolution as a species. How small are the distances that used to seem so impossible to traverse before the advent of combustion, and even more to the point – before the internet.

I look at this type of thing as a small step towards the direction of true seemless – perhaps telepathic – communication between humans. It’s as though technology has become our new evolution, our new “flesh.” Strange, indeed, but intriguing.

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