Clinton Stark
Clinton shoots videos for Stark Insider. San Francisco Bay Area arts, Ingmar Bergman and French New Wave, and chasing the perfect home espresso shot 25 seconds at a time (and failing). Peloton: ClintTheMint. Camera: Video Gear
iCloud – end of the computer as we know it?
Ironically, we've seen this, done this (without the cute icons). In the 70s it was client-server computing. In the 80s it was remote hosting. In the 90s it was... well, it was: the Internet!
Review: ‘How to Write a New Book for the Bible’ at Berkeley Repertory Theatre
And like Fincher's Fight Club--less the neofacisim--there are rules that all must abide to when engaging in a "fight" ... of the intellectual variety, sacraments to the family.
iPad Mini?
In the next 24 months I expect these devices to converge like nobody's business. Wasn't this the dream of the original Palm, or even the Newton?
Stark Insider TV: My Week With Marilyn
"She's a once-in-a-lifetime movie star," director Simon Curtis tells Loni before the screening. "Above all, she was a sensational beauty."
Shark Jumping: Social media overload?
I need to get some interns el pronto, someone who can write, currate, share 30 pieces of content across 10 social networks every day. I must remain relevant.
The Destiny of Lesser Animals
Here's strong evidence that the West African cinematic tradition has an important place in the world of film, one that is adept at incorporating new wave influence.
Spotted: USB Flash Drive designed for iPhone, iPad and iPod
Available in 8GB 16GB, 32GB models, it supports two way transfer with iPad, iPhone and iPod. A free app provides file management.
Netflix capitulates
Hear that?! That's the HBR case study being written up for MBAs on how not to handle customer communications.
Verizon Motorola Droid upgrade options
With a legion of original Moto Droid users coming off contract next month (Nov. 9), will the iPhone 4S lure some to iOS?
Director Mark Rucker on intersection of theater and film
Many will recognize Mark, who was named A.C.T. associate director last year, from his 2003 Sundance cult classic 'Die Mommie Die!' starring Jason Priestly, Natasha Lyonne and Frances Conroy.
