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I guess it's just one of the perks of working with electronic multimeda--sometimes, things do not always work on the first go-around. I think it's particularly interesting how closely this recall is following in the footsteps of the August Dell battery recall. It makes me wonder, perhaps there really is a rather high price for portability?

More laptop batteries recalled [from Newsday.com's business section]

The Inherent Face, or rather, Screen of Multimedia

This is interesting, though entirely expected. It's yet another example of technology creeping in and taking over and engraining itself, and it might just be me but I seem to get a negative tone in the story. It kind of makes me wonder what it was like during the early years of widely-available daily newspapers--did the early Americans have a similar seemingly negative stigma about reading all of the latest news in their living rooms?

Researchers: Homes have more TVs than people [from CNN.com's technology section]

As Clear As...

Black and white!

Welcome!

Welcome to Alex Seise's MultiMedian! This blog has been created for Professor Pearson's Intro to Professional Writing course at The College of New Jersey.

Updates about multimedia journalism are soon to come, as are as many insights into this always changing world as humanly possible.

Stay tuned for more,
-Alex