Transmedial Access means approaching, entering, exiting data or communicating across different yet connected platforms. TMA is a reference to multiple access points where more than one medium is leveraged to create asymmetric yet complementary experiences, often related to specific roles, tasks, or responsibilities. TMA is not about the attempt of replicating the same user experience on disparate devices. Rather, it is about providing different ways for active participation, regardless of time, place, device at hand.

Social networking has been around for quite a while now.  In fact, a lot of the tools that Froghop provides helps facilitate social networking - both via PC and mobile.  However, I find myself unexpectedly immersed with questions, proposals, and projects related to social networking, social gaming, and mobile social networking.  Or at least these […]

I was recently bragging about our huge new TV and how it’s so amazing to watch Red Sox and Celtics games on it…and gosh the quality of Blu-ray movies can’t be beat.  That conversation turned to a bragging session by each of us about various cool electronic gadgets spent a bunch of time chatting with […]

I got an email a few days ago for a Call for Papers for the 2008 IEEE Homeland Security Conference.  This brought back memories from last year…Froghop had already started to get involved in military training initiatives, so I was pretty excited about being asked to present a white paper for the 2007 IEEE conference […]