At CES Samsung previewed high quality transparent screens; this clip shows one plausible use case: boxes at sporting arenas. Not affordable yet; $200K for a screen too small for a decent sized private box. Easy to imagine applications in retail, where you want to preserve line of sight to merchandise.
Category: television
Transparent Micro LED
At CES Samsung previewed high quality transparent screens; this clip shows one plausible use case: boxes at sporting arenas. Not affordable yet; $200K for a screen too small for a decent sized private box. Easy to imagine applications in retail, where you want to preserve line of sight to merchandise.
Saturday Night Live
Imagine you’re running the world’s highest profile comedy show and war breaks out in Israel following shocking attacks by Hamas. How do you open the show?
Call that a home theatre?
Improving the birth rate
Improving the birth rate
Denmark is leading the way. Some lovely touches here.
Also there should be more Danish spoken on TV.
TV: not what it was
Here’s the BBC promoting its iPlayer service, trying to attract a younger audience.
Title sequences
Of course there is a searchable web site that interviews designers about the title sequences they create for TV series. Only a real geek would follow that link. Here is the interview that covers a personal favourite: Mad Men. “AMC had all kinds of issues with having someone falling from a skyscraper.”
How to stop honking
A reminder that people are spending more and more time stuck in traffic, and that radio and TV traffic reports cut through like crazy. Call Dave to book a roadblock campaign on ATN. 9388 7844.
Season 17
Well you guys are supposed to be the writing team: hasn’t anybody got any fresh ideas?