Comments on: Cognitive Response Time http://blog.dukemedia.com/archive/cognitive-response-time/ What Medium does the Message Want? Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:39:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Peter Duke http://blog.dukemedia.com/archive/cognitive-response-time/#comment-83 Peter Duke Sat, 07 Jul 2007 04:54:04 +0000 http://blog.dukemedia.com/archives/60#comment-83 I started thinking about it because I've been building a site for an old family friend, Bob Willoughby, here... http://www.willoughbyphotos.com After working with this guy for months, I realized that it was a good thing he became a photographer, because he can never discuss anything in less than a thousand words. I started thinking about it because I’ve been building a site for an old family friend, Bob Willoughby, here…

http://www.willoughbyphotos.com

After working with this guy for months, I realized that it was a good thing he became a photographer, because he can never discuss anything in less than a thousand words.

]]> By: Toby Getsch http://blog.dukemedia.com/archive/cognitive-response-time/#comment-81 Toby Getsch Fri, 06 Jul 2007 21:15:48 +0000 http://blog.dukemedia.com/archives/60#comment-81 I like that concept and the way you described it with still-image representation. I have taken a lot of pictures and been around a lot of various forms of media development. I still struggle with conceptualizing what I'm thinking, and I often communicate with analogies. A still-image that can do that, will do so in much less time, and will likely stay in the receiver's memory much longer as well. That's an interesting ideas to merge those communications into something measurable. I like that concept and the way you described it with still-image representation. I have taken a lot of pictures and been around a lot of various forms of media development. I still struggle with conceptualizing what I’m thinking, and I often communicate with analogies. A still-image that can do that, will do so in much less time, and will likely stay in the receiver’s memory much longer as well.

That’s an interesting ideas to merge those communications into something measurable.

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