links for 2005-02-16

• How To Talk When You Can't Speak
  Communicating with unconscious minds. By Clive Thompson. What does "minimally conscious" really mean?
  (categories: neuroscience medicine consciousness)
• Design Observer: writings about design & culture: The Rise and Fall of Rock and Roll Graphic Design
  "Has heavy metal graphic design run its course? Is the band logo as a species dead? And is there much of a future for the graphic representation of popular music itself?"
  (categories: graphicdesign indierock music identity branding visualdesign logos logotypes)
• The New York Times > Week in Review > Course Correction: Teaching Students to Swim in the Online Sea
  "To many, 'information literacy' suggests a set of basic ABC's that can be consigned to Information 101."
  (categories: information digitalage captology disbelief internet informationliteracy digital)
• What Ever Happened to Hal Hartley?
  "The evil empire’s headquarters in the movie," he says, pointing to an unfinished office building on the far shore of the Hudson, "is right there."
  (categories: halhartley diy auteur filmmaking)
• Busfilm: Art and Money in Movies
  "Filmmakers are not anti-business, but they like what they see as the creative side of business, not the constraints capitalists place on creativity."
  (categories: filmmaking movies business artversusbusiness media)
• GameSpy: Mind-Numbing New Interface Technologies
  "Dr. Richard Marks, one of the creators of the Eye-Toy, talks about new directions in interface design."
  (categories: gaming videogames interfacedesign hci ui userinterfaces eyetracking)
• See You in the Pit: Stars
  Just some pop music.
  (categories: stars indierock mp3s canada pop music)

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02.16.05

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