CinemaTech on NPR This Friday
Just found out that I'll be on NPR's "Science Friday" program tomorrow (Friday, 8.22.08), talking about my new book Inventing the Movies.
My segment will be from 12:30 to 1 PM Pacific time/3:30 to 4 PM Eastern. You can listen to it live online, or on the old-school radio airwaves, courtesy of Signore Marconi.
I'd love it if any CinemaTech readers felt inclined to call in...since no one knows better than you guys how the movie industry adopts (and often resists adopting) new technologies, which will be the subject of the segment. The 800 number is 800.989.8255 (good only during the show's broadcast.)
Also, just in time: the book's site is now live, with lots of bonus material, audio, and video.
My segment will be from 12:30 to 1 PM Pacific time/3:30 to 4 PM Eastern. You can listen to it live online, or on the old-school radio airwaves, courtesy of Signore Marconi.
I'd love it if any CinemaTech readers felt inclined to call in...since no one knows better than you guys how the movie industry adopts (and often resists adopting) new technologies, which will be the subject of the segment. The 800 number is 800.989.8255 (good only during the show's broadcast.)
Also, just in time: the book's site is now live, with lots of bonus material, audio, and video.
Labels: Inventing the Movies, NPR, Science Friday, shameless hucksterism
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