Coincidence Control Network: File #009

by sittingnow on January 25, 2012

in Coincidence Control Network

This week: The death of Megaupload, Legislation that could kill Internet privacy, Has George Lucas really retired?, History being made by blackouts, Jim Henson avant garde, Sega Toylets, How the US lost out on iPhone production, and shooting nails into your brain.

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Dave Szulborski: World’s Most Prolific ARG Developer

by Joseph Matheny January 24, 2012 ARG

My late friend , writing partner and contributor to this very site, Dave Szulborski, has been named as the World’s Most Prolific ARG Developer by Guinness World Records 2012 Gamer’s Edition. “Between 2001 and 2008, pioneering American game designer Dave Szulborski (1957-2009) worked on a total of 13 major ARGs, starting with “Majestic”, EA’s attempt to create an [...]

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Yomi Ayeni, creator of Clockwork Watch, talks about how he built his team, developed his vision, and what we can expect to experience in Clockwork Watch, a steampunk transmedia project that was recently named one of IndieGoGo’s top projects of 2011.

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001: Jan Libby and Snow Town!

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Coincidence Control Network: File #008

by sittingnow January 20, 2012 Coincidence Control Network

This week: Mexico’s Grand Warlock Predicts Obama’s loss, Space-Station Debris Crisis, Russia: “It’s Not Our Fault”, Steve Jobs: The Comic, SOPA-Smack-down, Occupy Updates, Kim Monaghan Pimps Opera, Japanese Princess Communicates with UFOs, RAW Week, and Home Invasion Survivors. Related PostsCoincidence Control Network: File #009 Larken Rose Talks About Setting the Slaves Free Coincidence Control Network: [...]

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  D.R. Haney is the guest.  He’s the author of the novel Banned for Life (And/Or Press) and the nonfiction collection Subversia, now available from TNB Books. PANK magazine calls Subversia “…heartfelt and personal…a joyful read…” Duke is an old … Continue reading →

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