The debate whether 3D technology is necessary has basically boiled down to one question: Does the technology even work? Leading the anti 3D group has been Roger Ebert. Vehemently against the technology, he’s posted time and time again his reasons to why he doesn’t believe it’s worth our time and money. In his post “Why I [...]
“I could tell the minute she saw who I really was, she never wanted to look at me again, which is why I never told her,” Don Draper from Mad Men
So, video games’ most prominent gadfly returns to the subject of interactive entertainment this morning. But, wait! Before you roll your eyes, you should know this: Roger Ebert admits he was wrong.
Today, we hung on Steve Jobs’ every word until we got confirmation of what we were suspecting: iPhone 4!
It seems pretty fitting that a year of personal triumph for Roger Ebert should include being honored as the Webby Awards’ Person of the Year.
Not that it matters to most of you, but we have no idea where Lev Grossman is. If you’ve seen him, please tell him to come home. We miss him. And so does Church.
Here’s the deal with Roger Ebert. He’s a critic I respect who’s paid his dues and earned the right to hold forth on cinema, writing and any number of artistic disciplines.
Peter Ha explain why Hipsomatic is his favorite camera iPhone app, reflects on Ebert going on Oprah to detail his Oscar picks and delves into Apple’s lawsuit against HTC.
Just your daily Techland memo about Oprah here.
