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Date: Mon, 4 Dec 1995 16:25:04 +0000
From: Simon Coles <[log in to unmask]>
To: Barbara Patterson <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: You Ought to be in Pictures
Barb,
Some of the PARKINSN might be interested. I haven't posted it myself because:
- I can't post to the list at the moment anyway :-)
- Not entirely sure its appropriate - leave it to your judgement.
Might be an interesting publicity event?
Simon
>Date: Mon, 4 Dec 1995 05:59:04 -0800
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>"You Ought to be in Pictures"
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>Rick Smolan and the team that created the "Day in the Life", "From Alice
>to Ocean" and "Passage to Vietnam" photography books, want to shoot you
>and your friends! They're looking for the best examples about how
>Cyberspace is changing peoples lives all over the world and if they like
>your story they may send one of the world's top photographers to shoot
>pictures of you on Thursday, February 8, 1996. On that day over 1000
>photographers armed with digital cameras will be dispatched around the
>globe to show how Cyberspace is beginning to reach out and affect peoples
>lives. It's going to be one of the largest photographic projects ever
>done and certainly one of the biggest collaborative internet projects.
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>The Focus of "24 Hours in Cyberspace: Painting on the Walls of the
>Digital Cave" will be on the human stories behind the technology; the new
>ways in which we work, play, learn, conduct business and interact. These
>photographs will be transmitted digitally back to project headquarters in
>San Francisco that same day, where an international team of 80 editors
>(representing Time, Newsweek, Life, National Geographic etc), plus
>designers and programmers will assemble a unique "instant" 24-hour World
>Wide Web site. The goal is to produce unprecedented online, real-time
>photojournalism on a global scale.
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>The idea is to use the power of the Internet to let people around the
>world both contribute and view images and stories of things that happened
>since they woke up that day.
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>The goal here is NOT to show people sitting at computer terminals and
>it's not about collecting lots of random "bits". The project is driven
>by carefully researched assignments and is both photograpic and edit
>driven. The goal is to show in photographs and words how peoples lives
>are being affected as a results of being wired.
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>The leads can be about you, a friend, something you read about that was
>cool, etc. A team of professional journalists on the 24 Hours staff will
>follow up any interesting leads.
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>If you think you've got a great story to tell and would like to either
>submit an assignment idea or learn more about how you can participate in
>this cool project please send your ideas to: [log in to unmask] or check
>out: http://www.Cyber24.com. Please also feel free to pass this along
>to people you know.
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