While I have already touched on podcasts joining forces to create a more varied and entertaining show, I have neglected websites as a whole. Fundamentally, the two are not that close together, though many with one often use the other as Read more »
New Client: The Community
December 10th, 2011
PrintHere at S7, we like to keep things running lean and mean, we can move when the market moves (a lot faster than most PR companies) and we screen the heck out of prospective clients. We do our best to make sure they are dedicated, hard Read more »
Out-of-Print Archive Responsible for Major North American Releases
October 11th, 2011
PrintMonday, October 10th 2011, Out-of-Print Archive was revealed as the digital preservation partner of Gamefan Magazine. Out-of-Print puts each issue through a rigorous process of restoration (for an idea please read this) before Read more »
Because They Are Cool: Locomalito
August 30th, 2011
PrintIndependent developers are not that uncommon nowadays, they are all over the place, making it harder to stand out from the rest of the pack. Locomalito, a nickname, is just such an indie developer that stands out with some great titles and interesting beginnings that show in his games. Read more »
Because They Are Cool: Marine Sgt. Robert Caudill
July 28th, 2011
PrintWhen most people think of Marines, they think of “The few, the proud, The Marines” and tough men and women risking their lives every day for our great country. There is a side of many Marines that isn’t shown on TV, a side that usually is only seen by friends and family and other Marines. I am talking about Marines that suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). A very real, and for those that suffer it’s effects, painful disease that affects almost every facet of everyday life. Read more »
Change Is Good, Right?
July 6th, 2011
PrintIt is never easy to say goodbye to clients but sometimes, you simply have to. This point in operating S7PR has come once again and we have had to say goodbye to many clients that we once worked with here for various reasons that are best left unsaid here. Suffice to say, we wish those that we once worked with nothing but the best of luck in their future endeavors and hope that they continue doing what they do best. Read more »
Your Show is Only as Good as the Content
June 19th, 2011
PrintIt should go without saying that a show is only as good as the content contained within but, well, that is not the case and there are many shows that simply don’t get the fundamentals. Podcasting needs to be more than just getting behind a mic and talking while recording, hitting save then upload. Read more »
Come Together or Diminish Separately
June 15th, 2011
PrintPodcasts are not new, they have been around in some form or another ever since someone decided to record themselves talking about something of interest and tried to get others to listen to it. With the increase in the speed of the Internet over the last decade or so, and the proliferation of that speed, podcasts have started to gain ground and have become abundant. This is Read more »
Tigerclaw Radio Episode #72
May 23rd, 2011
PrintTCR writes, “I set out to make this an episode about Quake, but things going the way they always do, the range of topics went from Terraria the new 2d Minecraft Read more »
Sketchcraft Issue #4: Penny For Your Soul
May 21st, 2011
PrintContinuing the slight changes made to Sketchcraft that started with issue #3, Rob discusses more gaming news and interesting tidbits such as Nintendo’s next console, Augmented Reality and some interesting implementations of it. Follow Read more »
