Now everyone has their own set of rules of what and how they want to communicate via the web. I use MySpace mostly for listening to new bands and keeping track of gigs via bulletins. I reserve Facebook for my actual friends, mainly because I’ve got some friends on there that I’ve known since Junior High School. I’d rather not share those old stories with someone I just met at a networking event. In those cases, I stay linked to the business contacts, new and old, via LinkedIn. And for me, Twitter is all about the RSS feed.
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How Social Networks can help.
Posted in Music documentaries, Unconventional Media, internet, new media, virtual, tagged Blues, Chicago Bob Nelson, Emerson College, Eric Mofford, Facebook, filmmaking, internet, Lindsay Mofford, Linkedin, MySpace, new media, Travelin Trains, Twitter, Unconventional South, virtual, YouTube on March 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A Change Would Do You Good
Posted in Unconventional Media, feature film, tagged Andy Dick, Ellen Degeneres, Eric Mofford, filmmaking, Green Hornet, imdb, Larry David, Michel Gondry, Press Play movie, Press>Play, Propaganda Films, Seth Rogen, Sheryl Crow, Unconventional Media, Witness Trees, YouTube on March 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
the reason I’m writing is because of Michel and his desire to direct a feature film. This was way before “Human Nature” and “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.” He wanted to direct a feature film and at the time, the one he wanted to direct was “Green Hornet.”
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