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THIRD ANNUAL SCREENS ISSUE - MediaPost

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<strong>SCREENS</strong><br />

When MEDIA magazine asked<br />

us to guest-edit the annual look<br />

at screens, we wanted to write<br />

about many things: Social TV, for<br />

example, and the unexpected ways<br />

people are using new technology to<br />

change when, where and how they<br />

watch TV and videos. We wanted<br />

to cover some of the unbelievably<br />

cool things already on the market<br />

(clear TV screens!) and what’s right<br />

around the corner, like screens<br />

projected onto contact lenses. We<br />

wanted to talk about breakthroughs<br />

in augmented reality.<br />

But what we really dreamed would<br />

happen is that creative — not just<br />

ad agency creative types but all kind<br />

of media artists — would cook up<br />

experiences for the magazine, finding<br />

novel ways to turn a static magazine<br />

page into something entirely different<br />

using technology. We decided not to<br />

make many rules, and see what happened,<br />

and boy, are we impressed<br />

with what they delivered. Compelling<br />

fiction. Original art, complete with<br />

new music. A new — and more functional<br />

way — to use augmented reality.<br />

We couldn’t be happier to have<br />

brought all these screen artists under<br />

one single tent, and into one issue.<br />

ALL THE<br />

WORLD’S<br />

A<br />

SCREEN<br />

by Adam Broitman and John Swords, Circ.us<br />

Spring 2012 MEDIA MAGAZINE 45

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