Second Story Interactive Studios: Publications


ActiveState - Komodo IDE News Room, “Second Story Interactive Develops Online Database for the National Postal Museum using Komodo IDE,” 7.26.2007 Adobe Magazine, “Making User-Generated Content Work,” Tiffany Lee Brown, 6.2007 Communication Arts, 5.2007 Lighting & Sound America, Judith Rubin, 4.2007 Favourite Website Awards, “FWA Review 2005,” Rob Ford, 1.17.2006 Designing Interfaces: Patterns for Effective Interaction Design, Jenifer Tidwell, 2006 (O'Reilly) Communication Arts, Web Watch, Rebecca Bedrossian, 7.2005 Museums and the Web, “Place-based Storytelling Tools: A new look at Monticello,” Brad Johnson, 4.2005 STEP, “Next: Design industry news that matters,” Mary Fichter, 3.1.2005 Communication Arts, Web Watch, Sue Garibaldi, 12.2004 Museum News, “15th Anual Muse Awards,” Herminia Wei-Hsin, 11.2004 w.e.b., “Second Story,” 7.2004 Photo District News, “Brand New Things,” Jenn Shreve, 4.2004 Museums and the Web, “Beyond On-line Collections: Putting Objects to Work,” Brad Johnson, 4.2004 Communication Arts, “Visiting the Virtual Museum,” Sam McMillan, 3.2004 STEP, “News Bites from A to Z,” 3.2004 Flash MX 2004 Savvy, Ethan Watrall, 2003 (Sybex) AAM Museum News, “14th Annual Muse Awards,” Deborah Seid Howes, 11.2003 Museums and the Web, “Disintermediation and the Museum Web Experience: Database or Documentary? Which Way Should We Go?,” Brad Johnson, 4.2003 HOW, “Sound Advice,” Megan Lane, 2.2003 Macromedia Flash Interface Design, Darcy DiNucci, 2003 (Macromedia Press) The 81st Art Directors Annual, 2003 AAM Museum News, “13th Annual Muse Awards,” Deborah Seid Howes, 11.2002 Desktop, “Second Story: Interactive Tales,” Andy Polaine, 10.2002 Communication Arts, “Theban Mapping Project,” Joe Shepter, 9.16.2002 Create Magazine, “Mick Jagger,” Alex Tanner, 8.2002 HOW, “Behind The Design: Virtual Scrapbook,” 8.2002 HOW, “Design Workspace: Inside Story,” Stacey King, 8.2002 Create Magazine, “A More Perfect Union,” Michael Burns, 2.2002 Web Designing (Japan), “Hot & Cool: Websites Closeup,” 2.2002 (Mainichi Communications) Simple Web Sites: Organizing content rich Web sites into simple structures, Stefan Mumaw, 2002 (Rockport) HTML & Web Artistry: More than Code, Natalie Zee, 2002 (IDM) WWW Design: Flash, Daniel Donnelly, 2002 (Rockport) Inside the Publishing Revolution: The Adobe Story, Pamela Pfiffner, 2002 (Adobe Press) Artnet News, “Print Week in New York,” Sheila Farr, 10.31.2001 Graphis, “Second Story: Telling Tales,” Ken Coupland, 9.2001 HOW, “Behind The Design: I Want My Mummy,” 8.2001 Web Design, “Second Story Interactive Studios,” 8.2001 Create Magazine, “Janet Jackson,” Pete Wilton, 7.2001 Eye, “The Big Reveal: Theatrical Typography,” Jessica Helfand, 7.2001 Macromedia, “Showcase: Remembering Pearl Harbor,” 7.2001 Create Magazine, “Pearl Harbor: History In The Making,” Keith Drew, 7.2001 Design Interact, “Insights: The Magic of the Medium,” Julie Beeler, 6.11.2001 Macromedia, “Showcase: Janet Jackson,” 6.2001 Alt Pick, “Second Story Launches Site for Jackson,” 6.2001 Design Interact, “Profile: Experience Music Project Kiosks,” 3.14.2001 Communication Arts, “Exhibit: Unwrapped: The Mysterious World of Mummies,” Jean A. Coyne, 3.2001 The Last Mile: Broadband and the Next Internet Revolution, Jason Wolf and Natalie Zee, 2001 (McGraw-Hill) Principles of Web Design, Dave Farkas, 2001 (Longman) Web Design Index, 2001 (Pepin Press) HOW, “Behind The Design: EMP’s Behind The Musician,” 12.2000 Macromedia, “Showcase: 2020Green,” 12.2000 Macromedia, “Showcase: Unwrapped: The Mysterious World of Mummies,” 11.2000 Adobe, “Web Center Gallery: Second Story,” Joe Shepter, 7.2000 Adobe, “Motion Center Feature: Experience Music Project,” Joe Shepter, 7.2000 Second Story Tells Tale of E-Business Success, 7.2000 (Intel) Critique, “My Best, My Worst,” 6.2000 Impress Web Design, “Second Story,” 6.2000 Macromedia, “Showcase: The Bill Bowerman Story,” 5.2000 Alt Pick, “Artist Spotlight: Second Story Interactive Studios,” John Caserta, 1.5.2000 Webworks: Navigation, Ken Coupland, 2000 (Rockport) Macromedia, “Showcase: Kodak,” 1.2000 Sonic Graphic Seeing Sound, Matt Woolman, 2000 (Rizzoli) Adobe, “Motion Center Features: Masters of Motion Design,” 10.1999 Adobe, “Second Story Interactive Design: Doing Justice to a Genius,” 9.1999 AV Video and Multimedia, “Special Report—Real Time Animation,” J. Scott Hamlin, 8.1999 The 77th Art Directors Annual, Antje Lenthe, 1999 Macromedia, “Showcase: Dreamworks Records,” 1999 Web Design Annual 1999, 1999 (Graphic-Sha) Best of the Web, 1999 (Mediamatic) Effective Web Animation, J. Scott Hamlin, 1999 (Addison-Wesley) Macromedia, “Showcase: American Mile Markers,” 1999 Digital Designer, Stephen Heller and Daniel Drennan, 1998 (Watson Guptill) Critique, “A Wider Window on The Web,” Ken Coupland, 4.1998 Communication Arts, “Second Story,” Sam McMillan, 1.1998 I.D., “Web Watch—Forest For The Trees,” 1.1998 Graphis Web Design Now, Ken Coupland, 1998 (Graphis) The 76th Art Directors Annual, Antje Lenthe, 1998 The Web Design Wow! Book, Jack Davis and Sue Merritt, 1998 (Peachpit Press) 3D & Web Masters, Agosto, 1998 (Rockport Publishers) Step-by-Step Japan, “David Siegel—Highfive,” Atsuko Nozawa, 11.1997 Applied Arts, “Net Notables,” Gordon Macleod, 11.1997 High Five, “Constructing the Cobra,” Julie Beeler, 10.1997 HOW, “Self Promotion with Soul,” 10.1997 Web Studio—Japan, “Brad Johnson Presents,” Atsuko Nozawa, 7.1997 Architecture, “Spinning Your Web Page,” Elizabeth Padjen, 6.1997 Step-by-Step Japan, “Technique: Digital Artist at Work Conference in Monterey,” Atsuko Nozawa, 5.1997 Computer Artist, “Computer Artist: Brad Johnson,” J. Scott Hamlin, 4.1997 Graphis, “Growing the Megasite: National Geographic Online,” Ken Coupland, 3.1997 The Net, “Secrets of the Webmaster MVPs,” John Papageorge, 3.1997 High Five Profile and Interview, “The Behind the Scenes Phenomena,” 3.1997 Interface WOW, Sue Merritt, 1997 (Peachpit Press) Interface Design with Photoshop, J. Scott Hamlin, 1997 (New Riders Press) Secrets of Successful Websites, David Siegel, 1997 (Hayden Books) Photoshop Web Techniques, J. Scott Hamlin, 1997 (New Riders Press) HOW, “Brad Johnson’s Excellent Web Adventure,” Ken Coupland, 8.1996 Architectural Record, “Architects Online,” 6.1996 Graphics International, “Site Makers,” Ken Coupland, 6.1996 Digital Creativity, “NoCal’s Hottest Webmeisters,” Ken Coupland, 3.1996 Internet Homep@ge Design, Seiki Okuda, 1996 (Kinotype Press) Multimedia Graphics: The Best in Global Hyperdesign, Melissa Dallal, 1996 (Chronicle Books) Designer’s Guide to the Internet, 1996 (Hayden Books) Hotwired, “Antarctic Antics,” 12.1995 Graphis, “Homesteading the Net,” Ken Coupland, 11.1995 OnLine Design, “The Digital Portfolio,” Cheshire Dave, 7.1995 Electronic Link Magazine, “Desktop Animation,” Ken Coupland, 5.1995		The New York Times, Art & Design, “Two New Shows Cast Light and Darkness on Early Cultures in the Americas,” Edward Rothstein, 3.5.2008 Washington Post, “Exploring the Early Americas: A Sense of Continent's Direction,” Cathryn Keller, 12.26.2007 The Oregonian, “Portland's Second Story lets museumgoers step into the picture,” Richard Read, 7.6.2007 The Christian Science Monitor, “High-tech home for an old war,” David Conrads , 12.6.2006 The New York Times, “In the Midwest, Remembering Europe’s Fields of Red ,” Edward Rothstein, 12.2.2006 The Associated Press, “National museum for often-overlooked World War I opens,” Maria Sudekum Fisher, 12.1.2006 ABC News affiliate, KMBC-TV, “National WWI Museum Set to Open,” 11.30.2006 The Kansas City Star, “Exhibit brings ‘over there’ here ,” Matt Campbell, 11.26.2006 The New York Times, Small Business Special Section, “The Xbox Generation Visits the Museum ,” Keith Schneider, 9.12.2006 The Daily Journal of Commerce, Quarterly supplement "the Interactive Design Issue", 7.28.2006 The New York Times, Arts, “American History Through the Eyes and the Letters of the People,” Edward Rothstein, 6.24.2006 Travel News, “New museum urges visitors to understand First Amendment freedoms,” Tara Burghart, 4.23.2006 CBS2 Chicago, “New Chicago Museum Aims To Explain Freedom,” 4.2.2006 NPR, Weekend Edition, “Exhibit Depicts Theatrical Side of Forensic Science,” Christopher Joyce, 3.25.2006 The Gazette, Maryland Community Newspaper, “National Library of Medicine exhibit gives close look into death,” Chris Williams, 3.1.2006 New York Times, Science, “Solving Puzzles with Body Parts as the Pieces,” Amanda Schaffer, 2.28.2006 WBAL TV Baltimore, NBC, “Perform Virtual Autopsy At 'Visual Proofs' Exhibit,” 2.16.2006 Washington Post, Health, “Killer Instincts,” Suz Redfearn, 2.14.2006 The Christian Science Monitor, “Ten websites you shouldn't miss: Theban Mapping Project,” Jim Regan, 12.29.2005 The Christian Science Monitor, “Ten websites you shouldn't miss: Monticello Explorer,” Jim Regan, 12.29.2005 The Christian Science Monitor, Sci/Tech: "Siteseeing" , “A virtual exhibit 'On the Move',” Jim Regan, 10.5.2005 The Oregonian, Living, “Diverse Spaces Sweeten, Sour Third Angle Music,” David Stabler, 5.4.2005 The Christian Science Monitor, Sci-Tech, “The Tao of design,” Jim Regan, 5.2.2005 The Christian Science Monitor, Sci-Tech, “A virtual visit to Monticello,” Jim Regan, 4.26.2005 The News & Observer, Technology, “WEB REVIEW: A virtual visit to Monticello,” Jim Regan, 4.26.2005 Portland Monthly, “Designed in Portland,” Camela Raymond, 4.2005 The Washington Post, “At the Archives, Real National Treasures,” Janice L. Kaplan, 12.3.2004 New York Times, Technology, “At Museums, Computers Get Creative,” Katie Hafner, 12.2.2004 CBS Evening News, “From Oswald To Elvis To Nixon,” Jim Stewart, 11.23.2004 The Oregonian, “Second Story reaches the next level,” Randy Gragg, 10.24.2004 Christian Science Monitor, Sci/Tech, “How to make your own natural disaster,” Jim Regan, 8.11.2004 New York Times, Arts, “ Skyscrapers in Cyberspace: Maps and History Online ,” MATTHEW MIRAPAUL, 5.14.2004 Wired, “Realtime,” 3.2004 The Sunday Times, “Sites of the Year 2003,” James Knight, 12.28.2003 St. Paul Pioneer Press, “ Ride along with Lewis and Clark,” Rob Hubbard, 11.24.2003 The Augusta Chronicle, 1.30.2003 Houston Chronicle, “What’s Online,” Cay Dickson, 1.28.2003 The Philadelphia Inquirer, “Web Winners: Following epic journey on the Net,” Reid Kanaley, 1.23.2003 The Christian Science Monitor, “Inside a Chinese house in Salem, Mass.,” Jim Regan, 1.2.2003 Archaeology, “A Walk Through the Valley of the Kings,” Mark Rose, 11.1.2002 The Art Newspaper, “Valley of Kings online,” 8.26.2002 The New York Times, “Online Diary: Dig This,” Pamela LiCalzi O’Connell, 8.22.2002 Science Magazine, “Exhibits: Tombs With a View,” 8.2002 Newsday, “Site of the Week,” Bob Suter, 8.2002 IDG, “Egyptian Tombs in 3D,” Lasse Hallstrom, 8.2002 Guardian Unlimited, “Kings Unearthed,” 8.2002 The Chronicle of Higher Education, “Information Technology: In Sites,” 8.5.2002 El Mundo, “Visit Egypt Without Leaving Your Home,” 8.2002 MSNBC Cosmic Log, “Weekend Field Trips on the Web,” Alan Boyle, 8.2.2002 Guardian Unlimited, “Website Exposes Valley of the Kings’ Secrets,” Gwladys Fouche, 8.2002 Education World, “Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden: Modern and contemporary art tour,” Hazel Jobe, 5.2002 CBS News.com, “A Portrait of Washington,” 2.17.2002 Entertainment Weekly, “What to Surf,” 1.25.2002 Newsday, “Plugged In On The Web,” Bob Suter, 1.15.2002 Art On Paper, Faye Hirsch, 1.2.2002 Qwest Lightspeed, 1.2002 The New York Times, “Croatia: Nazi-Era Camp Artifacts Returned,” Reuters, 12.6.2001 The Seattle Times, “Online Exhibit of German Art Could Be Love at First Site,” Sheila Farr, 11.30.2001 CiberPais, “The MoMA Opens an Exhibit of Art Only Visible on the Internet,” R. Bosco / S. Caldana, 11.29.2001 Oregon Business Journal, “Second Story Mounts Exhibit,” Aliza Earnshaw, 11.16.2001 The Washington Post, “Pieces of Croatia’s Holocaust Now Online,” Jacqueline Trescott, 11.14.2001 Guardian, “Desperate for Youth Appeal,” Vanessa Thorpe and Ed Helmore, 11.11.2001 The New York Times, “Squeezed by a Renovation, the Modern Finds Space Online,” Matthew Mirapaul, 11.8.2001 Wall Street Journal, Market Place, “Mick Jagger and Virgin Records Go Online to Court Younger Fans,” Anna Wilde Mathews, 11.6.2001 Oregon Business, “Reliving Pearl Harbor Online,” 7.2001 Entertainment Weekly, “Flicks & Clicks,” Hugh Hart, 6.4.2001 Newsday, “Site of the Week,” Bob Suter, 6.4.2001 The Oregonian, “World War II breaks out as a cultural phenom, and teens find its larger lessons fascinating,” Kristi Turnquist, 5.22.2001 The New York Times, “The Date That Lives In Infamy and Online,” Shelly Freierman, 5.17.2001 KXL Radio, Wired Northwest, “Interactive Tribute to Pearl Harbor Comes Alive,” Rich Carr, 5.17.2001 Yahoo! Internet Life, “New, Notable & Fun,” Meaghan O'Neill, 2.2001 The New York Times, “Mummies and More in Antiquities Roadshow,” Michael Pollak, 1.4.2001 Your Money, “Resources for Teaching Kids about Money,” 1.2001 The Oregonian, “More To The Story! ,” Jeffrey Young, 1.1.2001 Oregon Business, “Out There,” 12.2000 KXL Radio, Wired Northwest, “Financial Site For Students,” Rich Carr, 10.5.2000 Inter@ctive Week, “Top 10 Trends: What’s Hot In Marketing On The Web?,” Mindy Charski, 8.23.2000 KXL Radio, Wired Northwest, “EMP Debuts Interactive Kiosk,” Rich Carr, 8.23.2000 New Media, “Invision Walkthrough: Experience Music Project,” Jeff Burger, 7.20.2000 New Media, “Invision Walkthrough: Kodak.com,” Jeff Burger, 7.19.2000 Willamette Week, “The Best Rock and Roll Clubhouse Money Can Buy,” Zach Dundas, 6.28.2000 MSNBC, “In Seattle, Smashing Opener for EMP,” 6.23.2000 The New York Times, “Technology Brings Alive the History of Rock ’n’ Roll,” Michel Marriott, 6.22.2000 The Oregonian, “Goodness gracious guitars!,” Kristi Turnquist, 6.22.2000 The Seattle Times, “Kiosks Offer Magic Carpet Ride Through Rock History,” John Zebrowski, 6.20.2000 KXL Radio, Wired Northwest, “Portland Studio With A Big Portfolio,” Rich Carr, 6.20.2000 Smithsonian, “A Swoopy, Funky Fun House of Rock,” Richard Covington, 6.2000 New Media, “Walkthrough: Kodak’s Picture-Perfect Site,” Jeff Burger, 5.24.2000 Oregon Business Journal, “Internet has detractors, but it’s still a unique medium,” Dan McMillan, 5.1.2000 The New York Times, “Pictures of the Nation, Mile by Mile,” Michael Pollak, 4.27.2000 KXL Radio, Wired Northwest, “Second Story Expands,” Rich Carr, 4.14.2000 Oregon Business Journal, “Second Story’s Goal To ‘Make the Show’ Expands,” Dan McMillan, 4.14.2000 The Washington Post, “America, Mile by Mile,” 3.12.2000 USA Today, “Adventures in the Great Outdoors and the Minutiae of Bits of Matter,” Sam Vincent Meddis, 12.23.1999 The Oregonian, “Portland Web Design Start-Up Crafts Success Story,” Jackie Love, 5.31.1999 Oregon Business Journal, “As Second Story’s Go, This One is Worth Repeating,” Dan McMillan, 5.3.1999 Yahoo! Internet Life, “PBS Shows the Wright Stuff,” 3.1999 National Geographic Magazine, “Interactive: Xpeditions,” 9.1998 Adobe Annual Report, “Second Story: Creating the Interactive Experience,” 12.1997 National Geographic Magazine, “Interactive: The Complete National Geographic,” 10.1997 National Geographic Magazine, “Interactive: Dinosaur Eggs,” 6.1997 The Red Herring Magazine, “Rule No. 1: Less is More,” Nikki C. Goth, 10.1996
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