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Thinking Anthropologically about Media: Pace and Information Density
Johannes Merz Have you ever felt bored when you watched an old movie? One reason for this might be that the movie simply had a slow pace. Sometimes it seems that the scenes of old movies are long and drawn out. Not much happens; there are few cuts. Newer movies are often faster paced and recent movies for younger people can sometimes feel breathtaking. A higher pace often comes with higher information density. Action follows action in quick succession and many words can be ut
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Story Producer App - Now with Video Tutorials and More
Greg Lorei and Julie Limmer Now - Easy to Install - Easy to Learn Earlier versions of Story Producer required long training sessions for...
IMS Communications
Sep 292 min read


The Well System (Wi-fi box): interactive learning where internet access is limited or online engagement is unsafe
Alex Klausen delivers an engaging presentation on his new Wi-fi box which enables people to access digital content in local environments...
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Sep 161 min read


Ethics in Bible Translation - Bible Translation Conference October 2025
The biennial Bible Translation Conference will convene at the Empress Hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from Tuesday–Friday, 28–31 October 2025. This year’s theme, “Ethics in Bible Translation,” places questions of integrity at the center of the program...
IMS Communications
Sep 151 min read
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