It has come to our attention that one of our regular readers is feeling under the weather and we want to let them know we are sending out positive, healing thoughts to them.
As I was searching the internet for information on the 2009 Summer Solstice, my browser of choice (Firefox) caught quite a few malicious attack sites whenever I was about to visit them. Thank You Mozilla!!! And if you are using a browser other than Firefox, I would urge you to reconsider. Their browser has enormous capabilities that make your surfing experience much safer, and has many options that you can turn on and off that make it even safer, like turning off Java Script, Flash, etc…
And now to announce our Peterson’s/Dasani Bicycle Giveaway Contest Winners.
May I have the envelope please? *Drum-Roll Sound Effects*
Morrison Store Winner-Matthew Brown!
Fourth Ave. Store Winner-Mark Nelson!
Yamhill Store Winner-Guido Casey!
Congratulations to the Winners! And Thanks to everyone who participated, you’re all winners in our eyes! And stay tuned for more contests and give-aways in the future here at Peterson’s!
As mentioned in a previous post last month, we are giving away 3 brand new bikes as part of a giveaway sponsored by Dasani. We have drawn all 3 winners and will be announcing their names on here tomorrow, with (hopefully) a nice photo of each person with their brand new bike.
And in honor of this occasion, here are some obligatory videos found on the inter-tooobs.
To add perspective to the wide scope of changes currently underway in the realm of Industrial Media, above are links to a five part series on Vimeo titled 5D Conference : New Television. Here’s how they describe it:
From the plasma screen in your media room, to the portable device in your pocket, to the side of a high-rise in Manhattan, savvy broadcasters are creating comprehensive “ecosystems” for rich media content with multiple consumer touch-points and immersive interactivity, blending television, web, movies and gaming to redefine the experience of television now and for the next generation. This panel will explore the intersection of design and technology in the creation of “new television”, the experience in front of the screen and the experience in the screen created by the blending of media and the interaction of the consumer.