Runes and Rice I committed to what became Runes of Gallidon while finishing a platter of bimimbap at a Seoul Brothers restaurant in April of 2008. I was having dinner with two friends, Tony Graham and Andy Underwood, and after a few weeks of evaluating our collective skill sets, I decided that our startup idea […]
The Writer’s Guide – a CC licensed report from Australia
This report was actually released last month (and I found it on the Creative Commons – Through the Looking Glass blog) , but I thought it was worthy of a mention and permanent tagging here. The Writer’s Guide to Making a Digital Living: Choose Your own Adventure was written by Therese Fingleton, Christy Dena, and […]
Cool new ARF* from Continuous Labs
A few months ago I learned about a new Alternate Reality Fiction world being started by Continuous Labs. I already knew about ARG’s, but ARF was a new one for me. I’m not entirely sure I understand what I’m seeing, but I like it (and in entertainment, just keeping someone’s attention is half the battle […]
whitehouse.gov Goes Creative Commons
While it’s neither the most important nor the most controversial moment of today, I did feel compelled to post about whitehouse.gov incorporating a Creative Commons license for the content on the website. This is meaningful in many ways, but I’m encouraged that copyright, intellectual laws, and creative efforts by our society will improve over the […]
Runes of Gallidon – marketing machine is in gear…
We officially started the public marketing efforts for Runes of Gallidon late this week. It is incredibly surreal, scary, exciting, and even somewhat anti-climactic (a significant lack of sleep is probably compounding the effect at the moment). For someone who has aggressively kept a private life – especially online – the act of launching the […]