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Leadership
Coach • Team Facilitator • YPO Forum Trainer
"Eva is excellent!!! She is a loving trainer experienced and human" |
"You don't have to burn books
to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them."
Ray Bradbury
"A great read filled with colorful and arresting, valuable detail, Digital Babylon delivers the goods on the visionaries, whackos and might have beens who first bridged the chasm between Hollywood and Silicon Valley, and gleefully chronicles the chaos what ensued when the star-maker machine collided with the mechanics of technology."
ALAN CITRON
PRESIDENT OF USA NETWORKS INTERACTIVE
"Truly insightful, Digital Babylon is full of juicy
inside stories about the people, personalities and events shaping entertainment
on the web."
LEE MASTERS
PRESIDENT OF LIBERTY DIGITAL
"Digital Babylon incisively tells the story of how the old media moguls converged with the new media masters."
WARREN LITTLEFIELD
PRESIDENT OF THE LITTLEFIELD COMPANY
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Digital Babylon:
When the World Wide Web emerged as the technological force of the 1990's, the dynamics and culture of this media intrigued Eva, and captured her imagination. So much so, that she joined forces with John Geirland, a writer and consultant on new media developments, and together they co-authored the book Digital Babylon: How the Geeks the Suits and the Ponytails tried to bring Hollywood to the Internet.
Published in 1999 (Arcade Publishing, NY.),
the book provides an insightful window into the early days and early attempts to transform the Web into an entertainment venue.
Digital Babylon was written up in a variety of major print publications,
including: The Boston Globe, USA Today, The Los Angeles Times, The San
Jose Mercury News, The Industry Standard, Salon, Upside, Digital Entertainment
Magazine, and the online versions of PC World and Red Herring. Digital
Babylon has also been used as a textbook for a new media class taught
at UCLA's Anderson School of Business. Additionally, Eva has appeared
on a number of professional panels, including the Churchill Club, and
has been interviewed by various radio and TV shows, such as Technation
and Tech Now.
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beautiful part of writing is that you don't have to get it right
the first time, unlike, say, a brain surgeon." Robert Cromier |
| Eva has co-authored numerous articles about creativity
and the new media. A sample of articles appearing in The Los Angeles Times and The Industry Standard include: "The Odd Couple" "What is This Thing Called
Flow? Think Nirvana on the Web" "Convergence Emergence" "PointCast Chief Describes
the Pull of Push Media" Website. Her articles have covered a wide array of topics including:
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