Embedded audio on NYTimes.com
Cory Bergman February 28th, 2007
This certainly isn’t new technology, but a great use of it. On today’s NYTimes.com homepage, just under the photo and headline of the Picasso stolen paintings story, is an embedded audio player with a report from the Times’ reporter in Paris. Just click and play. I like this idea of seamlessly embedding multiple media types in a flexible yet well-produced page, and the NYTimes.com does a fantastic job of it.
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1. Rob Hyndman | February 28th, 2007 at 4:19 pm
1. Install microphone near art.
2. Stream audio from microphone.
3. Create virtual museum with streaming of what people are saying at that moment as they look at art.
:)
2. thedetroitchannel | February 28th, 2007 at 4:25 pm
heard on mic mentioned in point #2 “that mouth and lower jaw bone on portrait 2 are a spittin image of natasha’s on bullwinkle”
3. Steve Safran | February 28th, 2007 at 4:54 pm
I’m trying to picture what Jacqueline said after posing for that for a month.
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