When Good Enough Isn’t: How The Tiniest Details Can Make A Project (And Get You An Oscar Nom)
By: Hugh Hart
The small details that made "Django Unchained," "The Hobbit," and other Oscar nominees stand out.
PopSugar’s Serious Bid to Remake Itself Into a Mega Media Brand
By: Lydia Dishman
Consolidating its 15 networked blogs into one flashy destination that’s easy to read, watch, and shop, independently owned PopSugar is on the verge of becoming a major media player.
Pinterest Platform P.ink Promotes Chest Tattoos For Breast Cancer Survivors
By: Joe Berkowitz
With the help of Pinterest, non-profit P.INK recommends an unconventional method for mastectomy patients to move forward--tattoos.
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Would You See This Movie? The Poster For The Real Fake “Argo”
By: Joe Berkowitz
Aesthetically pleasing, yet also duplicitous!
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A New Vision For Sound: Chris Milk Breaks Down How “Beck: Hello, Again” Was Made
By: Rae Ann Fera
For Lincoln’s "Hello, Again" project, director Chris Milk and a team of experts created new sound and vision technology for a 360-degree rendition of "Sound and Vision," all in the service of a more human interactive experience.
Before You Make Your Oscars Picks, Find Out How Oddsmakers Are Calling The Race
By: Joe Berkowitz
Pat Morrow, head lines maker at Bovada, explains how he and his team make the Academy Awards more interesting for people who like to bet on stuff (and see his team’s picks).
