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The Hyperaudio Pad – a Software Product Proposal
Mark Boas Imagine Imagine that making your own video or audio news programs was really easy. Imagine if you could pull together news stories from various sources, combine them and publish the results...
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Hyperaudio at the Mozilla Festival
This year has run contrary to previous years of my life in the sense that it seems to have lasted much longer than the year before. This may have something to do with a small addition to the family...
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Flash vs HTML5 Video and the Codec thing
By Mark Boas As one half of the team that produces jPlayer – a JavaScript media library that uses both HTML5 and Flash, this affects me directly. There also seems to be a lot of interest in this...
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Breaking Out – Web Audio and Perceptive Media
By Mark Boas Sometimes when we take on projects we don’t really know what we’re letting ourselves in for. To fully know, we’d spec things out to the ninth degree and who wants to or has time for that?...
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Breaking Out – The Making Of
By Mark Panaghiston. Back in the spring of 2012 we started working with the BBC on a project called Breaking Out, which was a short story that demonstrated the concept of Perceptive Media. “Perceptive...
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The Hyperaudio Pad – Next Steps and Media Literacy
By Mark Boas Hyperaudio is a term coined by Henrik Moltke. After discovering we had similar interests we started working on the concept a while back, resulting in a few demos such as the Radiolab demo...
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