archives: Multimedia/New Media

The selected article? "How to Be a Better Liar."  More »

Oops, did we do that? Here's the round-up of Matador's most RT'd articles in 2009.   More »

Matador's media are diversified with the launch of MatadorTV.  More »

If you're going to run with the big boys, you'd better be prepared.   More »

Lately it seems everywhere you look -- in print or online -- you'll find someone sermonizing about the death of print and the inexorable, irresistible  More »

If you’re a traveling film-maker, or just a big fan of travel videos, and you haven’t yet discovered Tripfilms, the travel-focused video   More »

Ahh, YouTube. You never fail to turn up creative little homemade gems, and I love you for it. Check out this really unusual “video” —  More »

Bubbly Samantha Brown… Brash Anthony Bourdain… Bold eater Andrew Zimmern… Three travel show personalities who have become househo  More »

I applied for a press pass to visit the US Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in February 2008. Seven months later, I was notified I’d been appr  More »

You’ve probably already heard of CouchSurfing.com – but if you’re not quite sold on it yet, this video should help you through those  More »

This trippy video offers a pretty good hint. The way the flights ebb and flow between Western Europe and North America, and around the US, is pretty   More »

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/arts_culture/Anti_Bush_Graffiti_From_25_Countries_Six_Continents_PICS'; Barack Obama recently made headlines with his ei  More »

Photo by Shht! (Creative Commons) Thanks to a U.S. district court, media megalith Viacom Inc. could be about to find out. Last week, in the latest r  More »

Photo by DanielaNob Yup, it’s really that simple. The European Travel Commission has launched a movie-making contest, and the prize for the be  More »

Last year, I professed my love for the Nintendo DS (that’s ‘dual-screen’ for you non geeks). My wife won’t let me have any of  More »

The Pulse editors share a love for film. This week, we’re servin’ up a menu of our favorite–and least favorite–films about p  More »

Maybe you’re young and hip and think PBS is for old fogies and fans of obscure British comedies, nature shows, and Masterpiece Theatre. But PB  More »

Here at Matador Pulse, Eva and I receive lots of e-mails notifying us of new books, products, events, and websites related to travel. Getting the ins  More »

I recently posted an entry about TripFilms, which I dubbed the traveler’s version of YouTube. Afterwards, I received an e-mail from Matador mem  More »

Trains may not be Americans’ preferred mode of transportation, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have their devoted fans. Arlo Guth  More »

Last week I wrote about Matador’s own Reno-Tahoe video blogger, Erin Granat. Video blogging (sometimes called vblogging, or vlogging) is the ne  More »

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Photo by Eva Holland Matador’s own Erin Granat has just launched a new season of her successful vblog, Erin 411!, showcasing the best in Reno-  More »

Being paralyzingly afraid of heights (well, it’s more the falling that scares me), this fantastic video is as close as I’ll ever get to an  More »

Plan to be in Cairo, Kigali, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai, or Rio de Janeiro on May 10? (Yes, that’s tomorrow!) If so, be sure to check out Pang  More »

How do you get information about what’s going on around the world? Here are three of the best websites offering dynamic content about countries tha  More »

Tripfilms. It’s the YouTube for travelers. Started by a group of friends in New York, Tripfilms currently offers viewers almost 2000 videos s  More »