Multimedia
About the Book
First Persons
Helsinki 1996-1997
Rockport Workshops 1999
Porcupine, Inc.
Patent Application
Expert Witness: Multimedia
A Few Quotes
Interesting Stuff

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Subject: Re: Tay's Great Book
Date: October 15, 1994 at 11:40:25 AM EDT

Hi Tay,

I have always wanted to write you a note of appreciation for the insights that you provided to me in your book "Making it Work" 2nd edition.  I picked up your book at a time when I was wondering what I should do after graduating from college with a business degree.  I always wanted a career in which what I do enables me to merge technology and business.  Multimedia production was definitely a right mix.

This past August, I started a multimedia production company here in Boston.  My business partners include a business professor (business manager), the director of multimedia production at Northeastern University, and myself.  We are developing a content for a game title at this moment.  We hope to have a demo to take to venture ppl sometime in March.

Thanks for your advise.  Will keep you inform on our progress.  BTW, what are you working on these days?

Cheers to the Tay School of Thought on Multimedia!

David Yip

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Subject: Thanks for the posting
Date: October 14, 1994 at 10:18:23 AM EDT

Dear Tay,

I made my way over to your Web site yesterday, and I just wanted to let you know I appreciated the posting of your talk at the MM Conference last month. I couldn't make it (furiously writing a Director book), but you summed up essentially the information I would have been seeking had I been there. Your open, positive advice to other multimediasts was refreshing.

BTW, I was a contributor to the "BusinessWeek Guide to Business Multimedia," and I enjoyed the job Timestream did on the companion CD-ROM.

Keep up the good work!

Take care,

Jason Roberts
Panmedia, New York City

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Subject: Multimedia at Harvard
Date: January 19, 1995 at 4:01:41 PM EST

Hello Tay,

My name is Roz Hoffman. I'm a technical writer/manager in a multimedia R&D lab at Hewlett Packard in Massachusetts... I teach a multimedia course for writers and others in Harvard's Continuing Ed program, and I'm also working with a neurologist at Harvard Medical School to develop multimedia training modules for his students... your book is excellent, and I'm using it as one of the textbooks in my course this year. I particularly like the way you present parallel information for users of PCs and Macs. Although the multimedia equipment at Harvard is mostly Macintosh, many of my students have PCs and will find the information in your book very valuable (as will the Mac users).

Sincerely,
Roz Hoffman

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