Future of Story Telling

1.
-This article is about the ever-growing changes in the television, by means of Netflix and free shows. -This technology is changing our world today and impacts each and every person.

2.
The authors argument is that this will change the way story telling will be portrayed, for example "the possibilities of Oculus Rift and Google Glass are just now being explored", creating new possibilities to be traveled.
-The author's weakness is that it doesn't compare this technology to any other similar technologies very clearly and doesn't further explore what the main argument is talking about.
-The author's strength is that its portrays a changing environment and a changing world through technology and the impact it will make in the future.
-The author's conclusion is that this new technology will forever change story telling and provides a powerful intro into our world in the future.
3.
-The argument does support the main argument by providing examples on how this technology will change the world of story telling and journalism. 
-Some of the evidence was convincing but some was not. For example when it states"And finally, the impact of mobile technology to change the way we experience the world around us is already well established but still in its early days." it is very convincing to prove that it does change the power of story telling. 
-If I was a graphic designer I would look forward to exploring new mediums and new depths of technology.
-The article was easy to understand for me.
4. 
-I thought the article was pretty interesting, and very full of knowledge. It gave me insight on our changing lives because of technology and story telling, and also what impact story telling and technology will make.
5.
-"to harness the power of digital technology to enhance the way we create, experience and share stories."
-"Non-linear and cross media, or trans media, story forms are another area being explored"
-"This is the opportunity we all have in front of us: to redefine storytelling for an always-on world. It is a new Golden Age with an ever-changing set of disruptive technologies that offer creative talent the opportunity to try new things and figure out what works."

http://www.wired.com/2014/10/digital-innovation-golden-age/