The Multimedia Creative

The New York Times published "The Jockey," a 10,000-word profile of jockey Russell Baze. And the story has custom ad units for BMW.

It has now been six months since I documented my tenth grade sister’s technology habits. Intrigued by what I learned, I’ve gone on to ask ma…

A great visual look at portions of the digital business world.

Imagine combing this young technology with your smart phone and projecting to a wireless device on your big screen/flat screen TV/monitor. A potential tool for print enhancement.

In short, Google+ still has an identity crisis. People don't get what Google+ is, how to use it effectively, or why to use it in the first place with other acceptable options they are familiar with.

As a millenial, I value the print experience. I applaud SURFING magazine and want to share their stance with others. Print has a purpose friends, this gen-y guy is proof.

This is a quick read article that analyzes where YouTube is now and a few quick facts that are important to remember. Let's celebrate multimedia, because YOU earned it...YouTube wouldn't exist without YOU.

BoSacks today had a wonderful article by a dotcom couple in New York. This couple founded TheKnot.com and print. This comment stood out as something many traditional media people need to dwell on more.

Vulnerability could be interchanged with transparency or honesty, but the term suggests a deeper root of emotion and risk. Great leaders understand that life is not cookie cutter, it varies and with varying situations, you need varying responses. However, can it be a lifestyle? For me, my pride in integrity must look at transparency, honesty and yes vulnerability as a part of life.

If you are a manager, boss, CEO or leader of any type, then these insights are worth reading and reflecting on. Great advice.

Boy, that is a long way up...or down.

This was an amusing, not so rant like, explanation of business with the government's compromises.

This article hits home the importance of features. Writing news can be short and sweet to take less space with it's decline in relevancy in print. Or you can choose to go more in depth with it and offer insight, without spin, into the news. Either way, as ads need to be more dynamic today...news and print need to figure out life span as well.

As a millennial, I find extra value in direct interaction and messages from people in influential roles. To know one's true thoughts, outside potential spin, is always enticing. The experience with content is also greatly enhanced by the subject or writer both being accessible and it just happens to be that in this moment, Twitter and Facebook are the current popular or 'best' ways to access these people on a one to one level.

A wonderful and very informative infographic on web history. Thanks Megan!

This was pretty interesting. I think this graphic tells a lot about what many of us already know with web content, but in a simple way.