The Contact 2010 exhibit happening this month at the Bait Shop Gallery is not to be missed.

In Apple’s recent open letter regarding Flash, the one statement regarding motivations gets lost in many statements of justification. But there is a good road map for the future of Apple.

Youtube has updated their player design for the first time since 2007. It looks much better and the usability is improved, but you can not embed it yet.

Last night at the 2010 SCA awards, two Digital Media Artists picked up top awards and recognition from their peers and faculty for excellence. Read about Trevor Henry, and Courtney Lunn.

Facebook changed “become a fan” to “like”. Small change, but perhaps it indicates something much bigger. Is there some trickery here? Or maybe a glance at the Facebook roadmap?

Apple versus Adobe? No, not really. In fact we are looking at a larger issue that is far from new, namely the push/pull between hardware manufacturers and software makers. Dig a bit deeper.

This week, Oddly Studios were fortunate enough to host the Seneca-sponsored industry meet ‘n greet at our 555 Richmond location.
The event was planned to bring together students still in digital media programs with top-notch industry professionals for a chance to talk about current trends in interactive media, from advertising to entertainment.

Despite all the hype, Adobe and Apple are actually working together to make the Flash Player (and other technologies) run better on mac. Check out some of the actual facts.

Podcamp 2010 has come and gone. One of the key issues for the day was a discussion around privacy issues in the dawn of social media online.

In this show we look at Microsoft Surface from Advertising Week in Toronto. We also talk a bit about independent video game creation, and finally thoughts on open standards, the web, Flash and the iPad.