Tuesday, October 26, 2004

FIRST ANNUAL CELLULAR CINEMA FESTIVAL| Zoie Films is sponsoring this film festival for the cellular screen to showcase the video content and technology that will be screened via various wireless devices including T-Mobile, Vodofone and Nokia cell phones. Cellular video and flash entertainment is an exploding market worldwide and one that offers a new forum for filmakers to be seen. Zoie Films is presenting sponsor and partners with Tin Can Mobile to present this unique festival.

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Friday, October 22, 2004

HOW THE GAMER GENERATION IS RESHAPING BUSINESS| According to Harvard Business Review, provocative new data show that video games have created a new generation of employees and executives--bigger than the baby boom--that will dramatically transform the workplace. And according to strategists John C. Beck and Mitchell Wade, managers who understand and harness this generation's distinct attributes can leap far ahead of their competition. Got Game shows how growing up immersed in video games has profoundly shaped the attitudes and abilities of this new generation. Though little-noticed, these 90 million rising professionals, through sheer numbers, will inevitably dominate business--and are already changing the rules. |Pat Kane|
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Thursday, October 21, 2004

UNLEASH THE BEAST INSIDE YOUR CELL PHONE| The megabyte or four of memory and the couple of multi-megahertz CPUs that are standard on today's Web-enabled mobiles dwarf what you could find on almost any machine available to the developers of Unix, e-mail or the Internet. Yet most of the time, all that computing power just sits unused. |CNN|
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CYBERBULLIES| The technology, which allows its users to inflict pain without being forced to see its effect, also seems to incite a deeper level of meanness. Psychologists say the distance between bully and victim on the Internet is leading to an unprecedented - and often unintentional - degree of brutality, especially when combined with a typical adolescent's lack of impulse control and underdeveloped empathy skills. |NY Times|
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