As I wrote in my last post "Transmedia Storytelling: The Reemergence of Fundamentals", Transmedia storytelling is very exciting, but it isn't new. It is the ultimate mashup of ancient traditions... read more →
Two distinct trends – one is sticky, the other is not. A look at the psychology behind the momentum. Not that it’s a competition, but two distinct trends have emerged... read more →
So it comes to this: I am part of the first modern revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access... read more →
So it comes to this: I am part of the first new revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access... read more →
I received the following thoughtful question: Human factors are investigated under the scientific discipline called Ergonomics for comprehending human cognition, or the brain system, in order to design information systems... read more →
Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.