In Bangkok, video clips play relentlessly on SkyTrain platforms and inside the cars. As I found myself staring, it was clear that nothing captures our attention like moving pictures. And nothing kills our own creativity like watching them. I fear we’re doomed to a future of moving pictures of continuously diminishing substance in which the medium becomes the only message.
I don’t watch the Academy Awards, and the only movie I saw among the major contenders was American Hustle
Totally globalized native New Yorker and former broadcast news producer Muhammad Cohen is author of Hong Kong On Air
