FINALLY, GIVING DUE CREDIT: I must tip my hat to Jennifer Pirtle who gave life to this column of which I am adopting. I can truly say I have reams of respect for a woman who writes so well, so frequently, and truly covered the @NY Scene column with incredible thoroughness. Thank you Jen for…
THE BALMY AIR, the murky waters of the Hudson, the aromatic fish smells of the docks, the stars in the sky, the great salsa band – what could make a night out on the town better?! Kudos to Jonathan Sarno and his WebCinema group in conjunction with Troma Films, for putting on a nice party…
In this issue:International Webgrrls DayHistorical WWWAC & TouchScreen WebCinema parties onDoubleclick’s Beautious Party October 31, 1997 International Webgrrls Day When Mayor Giuliani names a day it *must* be big time and International Webgrrls Day was a true networking experience. Web cams and chats from Japan, New Zealand, Italy, Canada, South Africa and Long Island were…
Related Links:Silicon BowlNETGRAVITY LAUNCHNetday 2000Pointcast, SeyboldGen Art grungeCalendar of Events May 2, 1997 Webgrrls Silicon Bowl THE DRAMA, THE suspense, the rented shoes! It was the first “Silicon Bowl” at the luxurious BowlMor Lanes on April 14. The beer was cold, the pizza was hot and the lanes were smoking as some downtown new media…
The next night, 7/17, Narrowline (http://www.narrowline.com) hosted a dinner at Flowers restaurant. In an effort to bring together new media people in a social environment to foster friendships and solid contacts they have begun hosting these dinners on a regular basis. On hand this evening were: Amy A. Schoenborn, Dir. of Development, Electronic Frontier Foundation…
After winning a Broadcast Designer’s Association Award for art directing Lifetime Television’s “The Place,” Joanne Borek moves over to iVillage to be the new art director for Parent Soup. Joanne is also currently a Professor of Digital Photography at the School of Visual Arts in NYC. (Appeared originally in @The Scene in the @NY newsletter)