The Caught My Eye section of the Indievisual web magazine has been an integral part of introducing movies to audiences abroad. I've written in great detail about some which may have been problematic. Learn what I've decided to do for upcoming movie write-ups in this section.
An exchange with a friend led to a rethink about what I initially viewed as embarrassing self-promotion. But I am as much the brand as the Indievisual name. Find out what I changed on the website and why.
Now that a month has passed since the site went live, I thought I'd share some interesting observations from the site's statistics and how these may (or may not) guide the operation of the site moving forward.
Almost four years ago, when I first conceived of this project, the third generation iPad was released. Steve Jobs' promise of the iPad revolutionizing publishing was hitting a good stride. The situation now is quite different thus necessitating a change in strategy.
The web has become a means for sharing and consuming information. Many services exist to allow creators and readers to connect, from blogging platforms like WordPress, website creation platforms such as Squarespace, and even online publishing platforms such as Medium. With millions of people engaging in the world wide web on their computers and mobile devices, publishing on a website would seem the natural choice. However, the web can be a distracting place. Many journalistic […]