[SKRIVA] Re: Romanens framtid
- From: Mikael Eriksson <mikael.s.eriksson@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: skriva@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 11:26:15 +0200
En del av det lät som på lite längre sikt... men vad gäller multimedia
händer saker redan idag.
På http://jchutchins.net/ vinns beskrivning av en bok "Personal
Effects:Dark art" som verkar integreras rätt mycket med internet och ge en
"multimediaerfarenhet".
Sen om det kommer att vara en enstaka gimmick eller om det blir många som
går den vägen återstår att se.
/Micke
2009/5/28 Ahrvid Engholm <ahrvid@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> En artikel av Peter James med spekulationer om hur romanen kommer att
> utvecklas i denna elektroniska era:
>
> http://www.peterjames.com/articles_futurenovel.htm
>
> Utdrag:
> "...books may progress from just printed words into being multi-media
> experiences, as the norm. We might not even need to read them at all -
> through silicon chip implants we may be able, ultimately, to conquer the
> information explosion.
> In the not too distant future we might simply download into our brains,
> straight from the Internet, the memory of having read a book. Imagine War
> and Peace downloaded into your brain in a matter of seconds...without having
> had to spend valuable hours of your life reading it."
>
> --Ahrvid
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