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The immersive world of fashion’s Thom Browne

Jan. 5, 2016: A year ago I wrote about the newly re-imagined Cooper Hewitt, the Smithsonian’s design museum in New York, for…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/the-immersive-world-of-fashions-thom-browne/

Frank Rose on "Thom Browne Selects," a special exhibition at New York's Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

Online journalism: The imitator’s dilemma?

June 29, 2015: When I talk about the future of media, one of the images I use to illustrate the transition from industrial-scale, mass-circulation newspapers to what we’re seeing now…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/online-journalism-the-imitators-dilemma/

Michael Massing argues in the New York Review of Books that online journalism is not radical enough to live up to its potential.

Behind the cable frenzy: The shift in TV viewing habits finally takes hold

May 26, 2015: The New York Times describes Charter Communications’ $55 billion bid for Time Warner Cable as the result…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/behind-the-cable-frenzy/

From VR to HBO, the top 7 meta-stories of 2014

Dec. 30, 2014: For anyone who follows not just stories but meta-stories—that is, stories about storytelling and how it’s evolving—2014 was a pretty big year. Along with…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/from-vr-to-hbo-the-top-meta-stories-of-2014/

Smartphones, journalism, and an elusive golden age

Aug. 7, 2014: Can the smartphone really save journalism? Can anything save journalism? Both those questions have been raised in response to my essay in the current…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/smartphones-journalism-and-that-elusive-golden-age/

Journalist? What’s a journalist? What the attacks on Glenn Greenwald tell us about the crisis in news

Aug. 27, 2013: I’ve long been a fan of David Carr’s media column in The New York Times, but yesterday’s was…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/journalist-whats-a-journalist/

Data dump: Unlike Facebook—or tax it?

March 1, 2013: Douglas Rushkoff’s announcement earlier this week that he was quitting Facebook happened to coincide with a major…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/data-dump-unlike-facebook-or-tax-it/

Peter Weyland of ‘Prometheus’ makes a surprise appearance at TED: ‘Allow me to introduce myself.’

Feb. 29, 2012: Yesterday saw the release of one of the most compelling TED talks ever: Peter Weyland’s…

https://www.frankrose.com/blog/peter-weyland-of-prometheus-makes-a-surprise-appearance-at-ted-1/

Report from Jeff Pulver’s Twitter conference: Humbled by our own creation

June 16, 2009: Sometimes you seize the moment, and sometimes the moment seizes you. That’s what’s happening with Twitter right now.