OREM, UT, August 21, 2010 (Press-News.org) In the new tech thriller, Green Spin, on Amazon.com, author John Pilmer explores the ever shortening phenomenon of compressed news cycles. With the proliferation of online media and social networks, the time from the occurrence of news to the time it can be shared around the globe is now measured in seconds.
"Compare news cycles to just 10 years ago and we see an amazing trend," John Pilmer said. "Instead of days or hours, now, we are talking seconds before a tweet is heard around the world. In Green Spin the characters are caught up in the future meat grinder of even more radical changes in the way news is delivered."
During Revolutionary War times, Paul Revere rode a horse from town to town heralding the arrival of the British invasion. The Pony Express later used the same animal to create a connection between east and west coasts in the U.S. However, for long after that, the delivery of news across the ocean and between continents was measured in weeks up until the advent of the transoceanic cable.
Contrast that with today's world and add a few years into the future. News is made and delivered in seconds. The delivery and reaction to the news can circle back and affect change while the news is still being created. Such is the case in the criminal act featured in Green Spin. Antagonist Bernard Reutten watches and read news of his terror plot online. He then attempts to manipulate the news to tell his side of the story.
Watch more of John Pilmer's comments on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgdBLJKrSds
About the Novel - Green Spin
Set in the Pacific Northwest, Green Spin takes Jack Knighton on an unwanted thrill ride viewed through the lens of future technology, while he doubts his own worthiness for the heart of Julie Janson.
Lives hang in the balance, including Jack's and 2016 presidential candidate Gerald Hunte, in this life-or-death struggle, controlled by the mental whiz gone postal. Julie, the girl of Jack's hopes and dreams, struggles along with Jack's family to cope through the hellish ordeal as SWAT works feverishly to save lives - even if some must die.
More at http://www.GreenSpinBook.com
Twitter @GreenSpinNews
Available on Amazon.com
Press Contact
Andon Carling
PilmerPR
acarling@pilmerpr.com
(801) 805-6755
PilmerPR provides customized public relations and marketing communications campaigns for small to mid-sized businesses. For more information, please contact us at 801-369-7535.
Green Spin Explores Downside of 24-Second News Cycle
In the new tech thriller, Green Spin, on Amazon.com, author John Pilmer explores the ever shortening phenomenon of compressed news cycles.
2010-08-21
ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:
Announcing First Mobile-Friendly Marketing Site in Baltimore
2010-08-21
Millions of people can now view MOS Creative's mobile-friendly Web site from their phones, a leaner version of the full site with essential capabilities, and images and videos completely functional on all phone browsers. MOS is the first creative agency in Baltimore to make a mobile site available. Accessing http://www.moscreative.com from a mobile phone will automatically redirect to the mobile site.
MOS focused on user experience when designing the mobile site. "It's all about making things easier and more convenient when you're looking at it from a smaller screen," ...
Trivani Scholarship Fund Changes Lives of Kenyan Children
2010-08-21
The Trivani Foundation, a Utah based non-profit organization, has provided hundreds of dollars in secondary school scholarships for top students in Kenya. The scholarships are part of Trivani's ongoing focus on the area, which has included the construction of a disability school, donation of school supplies, and other education-focused projects.
Every year, hundreds of students in Kenya graduate from primary school and qualify to continue with secondary school, although very few students have the financial resources to attend and cannot obtain further education. The ...
UTOPY Partners with Eden Advertising & Interactive to Re-Design Corporate Website
2010-08-21
UTOPY, Inc., the leading provider of Customer Intelligence and Performance Optimization solutions powered by Speech Analytics, announced today the re-launch of their corporate website, UTOPY.com, following a strategic redesign by Eden Advertising & Interactive. Developed to articulate UTOPY's business solution expertise in analyzing customer-agent interactions, the enhanced site features a refreshed appearance and innovative tools that provide an efficient, user-friendly experience.
Eden Advertising & Interactive developed and implemented a new interface for UTOPY.com ...
Gold and Silver Sponsors Announced for The Magnificent Mile Race
2010-08-21
Sarah Roberts-Witt, organizer and inspiration behind The Magnificent Mile Race (www.magmilerace.com), announces today additional sponsors of the fifth annual fundraising event. Proceeds from the September 19 event will benefit the Spastic Paraplegia Foundation (www.sp-foundation.org), a nonprofit dedicated to finding a cure for rare upper motor neuron disorders.
"I'm so very thankful for the outpouring of support we've received throughout the five years of The Magnificent Mile Race," says Roberts-Witt. "The individuals and companies that give so freely to our event ...
Trailer Showroom Announces New Enclosed Trailer Manufacturing Facility in Texas
2010-08-21
The Trailer Showroom, an online store for custom cargo and enclosed trailers, recently opened an enclosed trailer manufacturing facility in Waco, Texas to accommodate customers in the southwestern U.S. This facility manufactures enclosed trailers of various sizes and styles according to a customer's specific order. Customers are invited to visit the website, pick a trailer of choice from the Texas facility's selection, and add options and accessories as desired. Alternatively, customers can call 877-458-7245 to speak with an experienced sales agent to place an order. Enclosed ...
Michigan Women's Foundation Releases Independent Research Finding Quantifying Increase in the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Young Girls.
2010-08-21
Michigan Women's Foundation Releases Independent Research Finding Quantifying Increase in the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Young Girls.
141 were CSEC victims on a typical night in Michigan via escort services and website postings ...
The number of young girls victimized by the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is trending upward in Michigan, according to new research released today by Michigan Women's Foundation in partnership with Women's Funding Network.
The May 2010 tracking study, conducted by The Schapiro Group, an independent, third-party ...
Leading Commercial Builder Brings Classic Hamburgers to Maine
2010-08-21
Commercial builders Great Falls Construction has just completed building the second of two new Johnny Rockets burger stands in southern Maine.
"The Original Hamburger," chain was originally opened in Los Angeles 25 years ago and is now serving up burgers in the Maine Mall food court and in Freeport Village Station.
In the Maine Mall location, the Great Falls team did a complete demolition of the previous establishment for the installation of the new Johnny Rockets. All of the re-plumbing, electrical and mechanical fixtures were reworked to set up the new cooking equipment ...
Chamber Music Society of Detroit invites you to attend a mini-course on October 6-8, 2010 with Steven Rings
2010-08-21
Chamber Music Society of Detroit will be holding three class sessions (October 6-8, 2010) by Steven Rings, Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Chicago.
Event/Dates/Location -
STEVEN RINGS MINI-COURSE: GETTING TO THE CORE OF MUSICAL FORMS
Wednesday through Friday, October 6, 7, 8, 2010
KINGSWOOD AUDITORIUM
Located on the campus of the Cranbrook Educational Community
39221 Woodward Avenue
Bloomfield Hills
- Mini-Course Features Unique in Metro Detroit -
• Three class sessions conducted by STEVEN RINGS, Assistant Professor of Music, University ...
Qponomics, a free mobile application, and The National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) Partnership Announced
2010-08-21
In the August CARDtalk newsletter to its' members, NACCU stated that Qponomics offers yet another opportunity to go green while enhancing the relationship between a campus and the surrounding businesses. By eliminating paper coupons and reducing the need to print marketing pieces, the college community can be green with a far more environmentally friendly atmosphere.
NACCU was formed in 1993 to provide a responsive, diversified source of campus card related information and services. NACCU membership is open to all colleges, universities, secondary institutions and companies ...
AAUCM Names First National Merchant Solutions A Preferred Provider of Processing Solutions
2010-08-21
Members of the American Academy of Urgent Care Medicine (AAUCM) may now take advantage of special offers on medical payment products from First National Merchant Solutions. AAUCM has named First National Merchant Solutions a preferred provider, making the processor's industry-leading medical payment solutions, including First Paid, available to all AAUCM members.
First Paid is a specialized suite of products designed specifically for healthcare providers. The product suite helps speed up the payment process, eliminate confusion and paper, and cut costs. At the heart ...
LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:
No evidence that substituting NHS doctors with physician associates is necessarily safe
At-home brain speed tests bridge cognitive data gaps
CRF appoints Josep Rodés-Cabau, M.D., Ph.D., as editor-in-chief of structural heart: the journal of the heart team
Violent crime is indeed a root cause of migration, according to new study
Customized smartphone app shows promise in preventing further cognitive decline among older adults diagnosed with mild impairment
Impact of COVID-19 on education not going away, UM study finds
School of Public Health researchers receive National Academies grant to assess environmental conditions in two Houston neighborhoods
Three Speculum articles recognized with prizes
ACM A.M. Turing Award honors two researchers who led the development of cornerstone AI technology
Incarcerated people are disproportionately impacted by climate change, CU doctors say
ESA 2025 Graduate Student Policy Award Cohort Named
Insomnia, lack of sleep linked to high blood pressure in teens
Heart & stroke risks vary among Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander adults
Levels of select vitamins & minerals in pregnancy may be linked to lower midlife BP risk
Large study of dietary habits suggests more plant oils, less butter could lead to better health
Butter and plant-based oils intake and mortality
20% of butterflies in the U.S. have disappeared since 2000
Bacterial ‘jumping genes’ can target and control chromosome ends
Scientists identify genes that make humans and Labradors more likely to become obese
Early-life gut microbes may protect against diabetes, research in mice suggests
Study raises the possibility of a country without butterflies
Study reveals obesity gene in dogs that is relevant to human obesity studies
A rapid decline in US butterfly populations
Indigenous farming practices have shaped manioc’s genetic diversity for millennia
Controlling electrons in molecules at ultrafast timescales
Tropical forests in the Americas are struggling to keep pace with climate change
Brain mapping unlocks key Alzheimer’s insights
Clinical trial tests novel stem-cell treatment for Parkinson’s disease
Awareness of rocky mountain spotted fever saves lives
Breakthrough in noninvasive monitoring of molecular processes in deep tissue
[Press-News.org] Green Spin Explores Downside of 24-Second News CycleIn the new tech thriller, Green Spin, on Amazon.com, author John Pilmer explores the ever shortening phenomenon of compressed news cycles.