Wednesday, March 27, 2002

Truth is, Brian -- the tech industry treats its creative people with just as much disdain. The Eisner story has been an eye-opener for me because I've looked at the garbage that passes for thought in our industry and see how hard it is to be creative. It requires the consent of the press and analysts, none of whom care about the truth, they just follow the money, as if that's all that mattered. I'm fed up. I don't think the tech industry gets a free pass on this. Corruption is all over the place.  [Scripting News] 7:31:41 PM  What do you think? ( Thoughts) Who linked? []

Brian Yoder: "I live next door to where Disney does most of its creative work and I know a lot of artists over there, and I can tell you that Eisner has no fans among the creative staff in any of his enterprises. Disney treats most of its creative people like garbage (why? because they can!) and they churn more talented people in and out of their doors than any large company I have ever seen."  [Scripting News] 7:30:49 PM  What do you think? ( Thoughts) Who linked? []

Watson 1.5 Released [MacSlash: A daily dose of Macintosh News and Discussion] Great software! This is the kind of software that creates revolutions (like Radio). 4:55:38 PM  What do you think? ( Thoughts) Who linked? []

Register on Eisner: "We want some of whatever his speech writers are smoking."  [Scripting News] 4:50:32 PM  What do you think? ( Thoughts) Who linked? []

varicolored: Dictionary.com Word of the Day. varicolored onomatopoeia: Tyromaniac Googlewhack of the Day. 7:43:36 AM  What do you think? ( Thoughts) Who linked? []

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