Over the last year or so, I have been creating animated explainer videos for New Scientist. Here they are, presented in a lovely table.
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« HOW WE BECAME HUMAN
» HOW THE INTERNET CAN READ YOUR MIND
« HOW WE BECAME HUMAN
» HOW THE INTERNET CAN READ YOUR MIND
» HOW THE INTERNET CAN READ YOUR MIND
Animation, New Scientist, Science, Uncategorized, Video
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04.11.12 | 1 Comment
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My first album, The Ownership Society, is no longer available on compact disc, though there may be some copies floating around on Amazon. If you would like a digital version (mp3) email me for details: macgregor (dot) campbell (at) gmail. Thanks for listening!
My second album (sort of), Insufficient Complexity, is now available on a pay-what-you-like basis. It's completely different from The Ownership Society.
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Wow! Thank you for everything you have made so far! Keep the videos coming!