Harlem Children’s School Zone
A great piece about an inspirational project that is changing lives. -!YG
A great piece about an inspirational project that is changing lives. -!YG
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This is a really interesting study conducted by the Kaiser Foundation. Although it is 85 pages, the study is definitely worth thumbing thru if media is your game. -!YG
Interesting article in the NY Times about the reframing of communication as a result of Twitter. -!YG
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I can remember when I first thought seriously about Twitter. Last March, I was at the SXSW conference, a conclave in Austin, Tex., where technology, media and music are mashed up and re-imagined, and, not so coincidentally, where Twitter first rolled out in 2007. As someone who was oversubscribed on Facebook, overwhelmed by the computer-generated RSS feeds of news that came flying at me, and swamped by incoming e-mail messages, the last thing I wanted was one more Web-borne intrusion into my life.
And then there was the name. Twitter.
While I was in Miami for Art Basel, it was noticeable that anything African is in vogue right now. You see sprinkles of the culture emanating from the fashion world to cinema (Avatar) and the movement continues to gain traction.  I look forward to seeing all my peeps @ the forefront of the African Renaissance get their shine in 2010.
From Broadway to the Runway – we taking over – get used to it . Special shout out to Malcolm Harris (Unvogue), Tyson Perez (Unvogue) & Maya Lake (Boxing Kitten – who designed the outfit above that Solange is rocking. ) Check out this piece that was in the NY Times today. – !YG
Here is an interesting piece that was in the NY Times about the influence of new media on the fashion world. The evolution of “real time” media has truly changed the way consumers seek out and process information. Check it out.  Click here to read -!YG