Online Media Cultist

via slate.com Slate\’s TV Club is always great, so I\’m thrilled to see it back in action for this season\’s premiere of Mad Men. Well, I\’m *more* thrilled to see Mad Men *finally* back for this season. Sunday night at 10pm on AMC, but who\’s counting (the hours)? Posted via web from Eric Berlin\’s posterous

via youtube.com Such an amazing movies, War Games is. This scene is hilarious… and check out the creepy futuristic early 80s electro vibe that\’s thrown down if you make it past the first scene to when Broderick is doing research. \”Backdoors are not secrets…\” Classic line on a Friday. Posted via web from Eric Berlin\’s [...]

via nytimes.com Ah, Brooklyn, with its hipster trends… Posted via web from Eric Berlin’s posterous

via niemanlab.org “…in what could amount to a brilliant SEO play. Doesn’t that fly in the face of the AP hating that Google and other aggregators are “stealing” AP’s content? Posted via web from Eric Berlin’s posterous

via salon.com This is a must see documentary for music fans… I grew up listening to Led Zeppelin, U2\’s The Joshua Tree is like a soundtrack to my awkward adolescent years, and The White Stripes are one of the best bands of the last 10 years, in my humble opinion. Great stuff. Posted via web [...]

via mashable.com Facebook + FriendFeed vs. iGoogle: the next great social networking battle? Posted via web from Eric Berlin\’s posterous

Yes, you will definitely have to edit what comes from posterous. The above might not be the case for every post you make from your phone. In other words, you are going to have to review each post and then make whatever changes are required for that particular post. They may – probably will – [...]

via mashable.com The aftermath of FriendFeed\’s acquisition by Facebook will be very interesting to watch. I still love FriendFeed and will stick with it for the foreseeable future. I was VERY excited when I first watch Streamy\’s demo video, but that seems like ages ago now. Between FriendFeed and Posterous and Twitter and Google Reader [...]

I’m going to experiment a little bit, both with how I post to OMC and with its content. Probably the boldest experiment since I started this blog in January 2007 (if anyone has been reading anywhere near that long, thank you from the bottom of my heart!). The experiment is this: I’m going to cross-post [...]