Philipp Schmerheim

proud forest city inhabitant, zwischen Hamburg und Bremen… Krams mit Kindermedien und Jugendmedien.

[Philipp Schmerheim @philschmerheim]

@pablodiabolo Sounds Like music to my ears, I‘ve dreamt of this for many years…

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

I refuse to believe Maradona was sober during these warm-ups

[Benjamin Carlson @bfcarlson]

Kurt Vonnegut was a genius.

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

Here's what the world looked like a century ago - thread 🧵

1. Kids on the streets of England in 1901

[Katrin Langensiepen MEP/GreensEFA @k_langensiepen]

„Und ich sehe mich um und denke fuck. Ich bin die Einzige!“. So 2019. Dann kamen doch noch Kollegen hinzu und wir waren sechs Abgeordnete mit Behinderung

Dieses Mal ist es wohl wirklich so: ich bin wohl die einzige behinderte Person im gesamten 🇪🇺 Parlament
⤵️#disability

[RogerEbert.com @ebertvoices]

The movie "hit different people's sentimental triggers at different times. I watched this happen around me with appreciation and some amusement until a scene came that got me right in the heart and turned me into a mess, too."

Read @mattzollerseitz on IF: https://t.co/ZzATAzAl8q

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

I have cleaned & enhanced for you the oldest verified photograph of London, taken 185 years ago, in September 1839. This is a daguerreotype photograph, taken at Trafalgar Square, looking past the equestrian statue of King Charles into Whitehall and Parliament Street beyond. The photographer was Monsieur de St Croix, who had travelled to London from Paris to promote the newfangled photographic process patented by Louis Daguerre 3 months previously. This image pushes back the photographic record of London to its very beginning and - if you look closely - you can see the ghostly blur of Londoners and the stage-coach traffic, lost to the daguerreotype's long exposure.

[Philipp Schmerheim @philschmerheim]

@DrVeldhuizen Thanks a lot! This works!

[Mareike Schumacher @M_K_Schumacher]

🎬 Diese Woche im Kolloquium: Digitale Filmanalyse 🎬

📅 Datum: 5. Juni 2024
🕒 Uhrzeit: 17.30 Uhr

Zu Gast haben wir Prof. Dr. Josephine Diecke von der Universität Zürich mit einer Einführung in die digitale Filmanalyse!

Mehr: https://t.co/o0Y5YGy03q #DigitaleFilmanalyse #DH

[Alec Stapp @AlecStapp]

Most people only pay attention to one of these three facts.

Real progress depends on understanding all three.

[Philipp Schmerheim @philschmerheim]

@kijumedien_de @unihh @kjf_media Das wird eine schöne Tagung - und wir freuen uns auf die Einreichungen! @fmuenschke @TobiasKurwinkel

[Neutralious @Neutralious]

One of the coolest videos from the meteor yesterday in Portugal

[James Clark 📈📉¯\_(ツ)_/¯ @mr_james_c]

Apple's new "Crush" ad (let's call it "2024") is a visual & metaphorical bookend to the 1984 ad.

1984: Monochome, conformist, industrial world exploded by colourful, vibrant human

2024: Colourful, vibrant humanity is crushed by monochrome, conformist industrial press

[Brian Merchant @bcmerchant]

What an incredible self own by Apple, lol—at a time when artists, musicians and creatives are more worried than ever that tech companies are trying to crush them into dust for profit, along comes Apple and makes an *ad* whose whole message is: yes that is exactly what we're doing

[Jan Süselbeck @JanSueselbeck]

„My university is looking at a 10 percent enrollment drop. We've been losing anywhere from 3-7 percent of our students every year since I started working here. They won't hire new faculty. They won't fill teaching lines when professors retire or move.“ https://t.co/GJbJEGEUB5

[Josh Barrie @joshbythesea]

confused as to why this man isn’t on every morning news segment going

[Synekura Audio @synekura_audio]

Probably the most interesting part of the conversation between John Berger and Susan Sontag because its topic is dreams, which, as we know, Sontag has always had a lot to say about [1983]

[Daily Nous / Justin Weinberg @DailyNousEditor]

Philosopher Daniel Dennett has died. https://t.co/sLoSN5Wo9f