A few months ago, Flipboard began to aggregate contents from French news organisations, taking large excerpts – roughly capturing the essence of a story – along with a token link back to the original content.
The estate of Tennessee Williams would not let the show use large excerpts from the actual play, since the work was copyrighted.
To accompany this week's Notebook on Kutiman, here is a larger excerpt from my interview with Ophir "Kutiman" Kutiel, who spoke to me by phone from Tel Aviv about the ThruYOU project.
By Sasha Frere-Jones March 21 , 2009To accompany this week's Notebook on Kutiman, here is a larger excerpt from my interview with Ophir "Kutiman" Kutiel, who spoke to me by phone from Tel Aviv about the ThruYOU project.
Like so much of Busoni, it seems torn from a larger fabric, excerpted from the wholeness of the composer's life.
If you plan to make large printouts or excerpt sections of your photos, any of these multimegapixel cameras will make you megahappy.
Shealtiel Hen, Judah Romano, and especially Immanuel of Rome, who excerpted large sections from Ibn Tibbon's writings and incorporated them into his commentaries on the Bible.
In Grand Central Terminal, travelers and shoppers paused before a large television screen showing excerpts of Dr. King's speeches and interviews with his contemporaries.
Of Ms. Brown's five works, her largest group dances — an excerpt from "New Second Line" (2006, featuring eight dancers) and the world premiere of "City of Rain" (10 dancers) — have the most forceful impact.
The monks proceeded — by elevator — to the sixth-floor galleries, where, mounted above an elegant steel-and-marble spiral staircase (a holdover from the building's past life as the main Barneys New York clothing store), four large screens will play excerpts of Bhutanese cham, ritual dances enacted by monks in brightly colored costumes and masks.
