Connorlrocker
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future of news and technology? I remember seeing a video a couple years ago that starts with the earlier days of news media devices (I believe the television, to be exact), then slowly moves ahead in time with each new technology that came out, until we finally reach the present. But from there the narrator talks of technologies that have not yet been invented, but speaks about them in the past tense. For example, one of these comes around 2010-2020ish, a "newspaper" that is just a piece of plastic that is able to use the Internet to bring the news to the masses.
The narrator's voice is similar to the voice in the flash animation "End Of Ze World", but less goofy and more informative. The colors in the video are mostly gray, and the animation is pretty well done.
The video is fascinating because it makes you think about how technology has changed and how it could be in the future. It's very creative, well-sequenced, and well thought out. I want to show it to my Journalism class, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me... Has anyone seen this video? Do you remember the name or the link for it? I'm almost positive it's on YouTube, but I can't find it. I can't think of any more info to give at the moment, but I'll add onto this if I remember.
The narrator's voice is similar to the voice in the flash animation "End Of Ze World", but less goofy and more informative. The colors in the video are mostly gray, and the animation is pretty well done.
The video is fascinating because it makes you think about how technology has changed and how it could be in the future. It's very creative, well-sequenced, and well thought out. I want to show it to my Journalism class, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me... Has anyone seen this video? Do you remember the name or the link for it? I'm almost positive it's on YouTube, but I can't find it. I can't think of any more info to give at the moment, but I'll add onto this if I remember.