Public radio, high-end cable and streaming, and narrative nonfiction?
They might work best as narrative over streaming video or sponsored links on a psychology site or a 10,000-word essay published in e-book form.
From the "disruptive innovations" of the sharing economy to workplace automatization, from social media to streaming entertainment, the standard narrative of new media and technologies tends to be aspirational: digital networks democratize access, increase efficiency and make life more convenient — in short, they change the world, usually for the better.
From the "disruptive innovations" of the sharing economy to workplace automatization, from social media to streaming entertainment, the standard narrative of new media and technologies tends to be aspirational: digital networks democratize access, increase efficiency and make life more convenient -- in short, they change the world, usually for the better.
If one of these giants either bought Dubset or built their own version and struck their own label deals, they could court a new audience of dance aficionados while countering the narrative that streaming screws artists out of royalties.
A collage of poetry and short narrative, stream of consciousness, fake archival photos and imagined conversation, Billy the Kid is a hypnotic take on the legendary wild west gunfighter.
A depressing number of critics will view You Have to Be Careful purely as a tale of a Scotsman on the piss in the US, reminiscing about his life and trying to make that flight back home, told in a largely unbroken "stream of consciousness" narrative.
At the very least, Logic's popular presence this week could throw a wrench in the Weezy vs. Yeezy narrative, selling and streaming enough units to put some distance, and a chart placement, between Tha Carter V and Yandhi.
Streaming of video games creates all sorts of legal gray areas (if I stream-play a narrative-driven game and essentially share the story with 100 other viewers, has the game maker lost 100 sales?) there's no denying its appeal.
Halfway through, against expectation, these two streams of narrative converge.
Ms. Ueda, wearing a smaller, gauzier robelike dress and heels, drifted about, exploring the gallery as both a space and a sound-making device, and intermittently singing in a high, slightly nasal voice that nicely parried Mr. Currie's stream of narrative.
