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  • The Machine Has Ghosts: a Substack
  • The Only Human in the Room: a film
  • The Barn Doesn’t Lie: a visual essay
  • On the front lines now: a podcast
  • American Dignity: a documentary
  • Back to the future in Beijing: a very pricey cup of tea and a Peking duck

    Back to the future in Beijing: a very pricey cup of tea and a Peking duck

    I was shocked at the price of a cup of the “Super Dahongpao” tea: 118 yuan (about $20). Granted, the markup is assured here in the lobby of the shiny new Crowne Plaza Beijing. But I had to order it, especially after reading in this morning’s China Daily how this very rare tea is changing…

  • Onward! Digital media usage trumps TV so what’s the content strategy for my Howard Schultz interview?

    Onward! Digital media usage trumps TV so what’s the content strategy for my Howard Schultz interview?

    Wow. Quoting a new eMarketer report, AdAge declares the following: American adults this year will for the first time spend more time each day using digital media than watching TV Either way, we’re still couch potatoes — though it’s less obvious where we’re planting those potatoes thanks to our digital devices. Because TV viewership is…

  • Digital era dilemma! 5th row center at Paul McCartney in Seattle (with Nirvana): do you document or dig in?

    Digital era dilemma! 5th row center at Paul McCartney in Seattle (with Nirvana): do you document or dig in?

    It wouldn’t have been an issue a decade ago. I would have gone to the concert-of-a-lifetime and simply enjoyed it, doing my best to commit the moment to memory. But today’s digital accessibility made me feel as if I nearly had an obligation to document for posterity rather than honor that moment given the investment…

  • American electric: this bike commuter’s take on two plug-in hybrids and how they changed my driving

    American electric: this bike commuter’s take on two plug-in hybrids and how they changed my driving

    I don’t like to drive in urban areas. I find it tedious, frustrating and stressful. So I generally bike or walk 6-10 miles a day. I also don’t love cars: they’re just necessary tools. Our family’s two vehicles are 11 and 8 years-old respectively. We maintain them regularly, and believe it’s more environmentally-sound to keep…

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