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Digital Media Wars
A modern range war of sorts (typically undeclared) a digital media war is a conflict that occurs in modern or technically advanced societies. Typically fought over highly desired business, technical or creative digital executives. These digital wars pit competing digital entities against each other. Digital media headhunters are generally brought in as modern day gunslingers to lure and entice digital media executives into digital media jobs with increased compensation and career growth. The term “cleaning out your competition’s hallways” is a literal statement. The original Range wars were known to occur in the American West, especially prior to the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934. Today we fight over Alexa rankings and Google placement. As some digital executive search firms are viewed as modern day Yojimbos; alliances can be everything.
Digital Media Jobs
Digital media jobs as opposed to analog media jobs usually refer to electronic media that disseminates works based on digital codes. Today, computing is primarily based on the binary numeral system. Computers are machines that (usually when they don’t crash) interpret binary digital data as information. Digital media like digital audio, digital video and other digital "content" can be created, referred to and distributed via digital information processing machines. Digital media represents a profound change from previous analog media like drawings on cave walls, sending up smoke signals, newspapers, broadcast radio and carrier pigeons.
History
The history of digital jobs started with the development of the number 0 by the Babylonians about 2000BC. Ancient investment bankers scoured the land for startups for mezzanine financing. At around 1620, Francis Bacon identified the first binary alphabet for representing numbers and alphabetic characters. The intended use was to establish secret communication for cities under siege, kind of like Google vs. Microsoft. As Leibniz was the first mathematician to develop calculations in the binary system around 1830 we all know that a few hundred years later Al Gore invented the Internet.
Working with Digital Media
As opposed to analog data, digital data is in many cases easier to manipulate, lose and delete. The end result can be well adjusted sane people screaming and running through hallways looking for someone in IT to save their jobs. Promises such as allowing IT people to sit with them at lunch, or assume their mortgages are not uncommon ploys to get a hard drive swapped. We know this to be true based on IT employee real estate ownership in Silicone Valley. The proliferation of IT people sitting with others in lunch rooms all over the country has become a national epidemic.
Examples of Digital Media
The following list of digital media is based on a rather technical view of the term media. Other views might lead to different lists.
- That MP3 you thought you deleted and it’s still the first song on your iPod, it never goes away
- That Deluxe Digital VHS tape that’s at the bottom of your drawer. “Betamax rules
- The HD DVD player with every title you could find. Blu-Ray will never make it.”
- The memory chips from the last 20 computers you owned, that you refuse to throw out
- The 8”, 5.25” & 3.5” Floppy Disks you’ve got in a safe place. If your TRS80 reads all 3 That’s Retro
- The 720P TV you bought to be cutting edge, Who thunk that 1080P would ever catch on
- The video games you played and the electronic wonders that drove them. “Pong might come back”
- A complete disk set of DOS, Windows 3.1, 95 and 98 with documentation. Now that was media!
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