Phil Rowley
Contributor at Adweek
Contributor at BC Outdoors
Fly fishing is my passion, especially stillwater! I teach, guide, write along with some TV. Visit my website https://t.co/LXcUYOJoi7 for more.
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2 weeks ago |
uk.themedialeader.com | Phil Rowley
OpinionIn a world where attention is expensive, your message must be economical. It doesn’t matter if this is creatively valid — this is the reality we face now. There’s a screenwriting maxim that states: “Show, don’t tell.”Characters should reveal their motives and mettle through actions, not exposition. No-one should announce their innermost thoughts via clumsy voiceover. And dialogue heavy with explanation? A storytelling crime.
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3 weeks ago |
kerrang.com | Emily Garner |Chris Tomlin |Phil Rowley
A special new Nirvana exhibition has been announced at London’s Royal College of Music Museum this summer. The prestigious Kensington institution is bringing Kurt Cobain’s rare Martin D-18E guitar to public view in the UK for the first time as part of a wider exploration of the band’s legendary 1993 MTV Unplugged performance.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
uk.themedialeader.com | Phil Rowley
OpinionWhen it comes to the future, are we looking in the right place? Slush offers a glimpse of the next decade in technology that, in turn, may mould the businesses and consumers of the 2030s. At The Media Leader’s The Year Ahead event earlier this month, we pondered how we could get better at seeing into the future. As an illustration, consider the streetlight effect, a behavioural science anecdote where Peter finds Paul searching for his lost keys under a streetlight.
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Nov 20, 2024 |
uk.themedialeader.com | Phil Rowley
OpinionOur pasts are now indexed like any other webpage. What does that do to the consumption of, and our appreciation of, media? We are now living in an era when content never dies and cultural memories never fade. Technology is enabling an age of digitised “perma-nostalgia”, when everything past and present is happening simultaneously.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
uk.themedialeader.com | Phil Rowley
OpinionIdeas become easier to realise when tools cost less, resulting in more creativity. Gen AI can help us all progress our creativity and output, regardless of skill and talent. Technology that enhances creativity has long existed. From stencils to keyboard synthesisers to Photoshop, we are accustomed to using devices and platforms as a “gravity assist” for our endeavours, using another body to slingshot us faster into the unknown.
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