and projectors, allowing digital media to be rapidly “copied ” from a media source and “pasted ” into a media display. MediaBlocks are also compatible with traditional GUIs, providing seamless gateways between tangible and graphical interfaces. Finally, mediaBlocks act as physical “controls ” in tangible

media attention. Daniel Goleman’s (1995) book on the topic appeared on The New York Times best-seller list, which led to a Time magazine article devoted to detailed exposition of the topic (Gibbs, 1995). More recently, the influential elec-tronic magazine Salon devoted a lengthy article

Music performance has always been driven by performers with audience listening to the performance. The audience does not expect to interact with the performers or even participate in the performance. This paper presents an attempt to use computer-based instruments to support traditional musical

that may be useful in courses such as magazine writing, reporting, public relations, and minorities in the media. The goal is to pique and hold students ’ interest while arming them with skills that will help them get jobs in the future.

topics and concerns. This study reveals that city magazines are informing the public and engaging their audiences through social media in limited but promising ways. It also strongly suggests that these magazines may indeed be using technology to move beyond their traditional monthly publication schedule

secondary sources such as books, journals, newspapers, magazines and the internet. Replicable and valid inferences were made before synthesizing and analyzing the contents of these materials, using descriptive method. It is discovered that the visual media used by visual artists in marketing

Over the years, there has been a popular outcry among investors and operators in the communication industry that the advent of new Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) will affect the survival and mode of operation of the traditional media, especially newspapers and magazines. Although

. We then present real-time computer vision based body tracking and gesture recognition techniques which is used in conjunction with a Media Actors software architecture to choreograph digital media together with human performers. We show applications to dance and theater which augment the traditional

The purpose of this study was to analyze and determine the current trends in digital magazines. Digital magazines are a growing vehicle of communication, and an active supplement to the traditional print magazine. With the help of growing technology, many trends seen in digital magazines help

is correctly warped and projected onto each page at interactive rates. The book pages are blank, so traditional approaches to tracking physical features on the display surface do not apply. Instead, in each frame, feature points are independently extracted from the camera and projector images, and matched