Moving at the Speed of Creativity by Wesley Fryer

A Touching Example of Family Digital Documentation

If you have not already, take 91 seconds and watch the YouTube video, “Google Chrome: Dear Sophie.” It’s a fast-paced, touching look at how some dads are using digital technology to document, share and preserve the lives of their family and their love for their kids. It’s a compelling bit of media, and an outstanding example of digital storytelling. And, of course, it’s an ad for Google Chrome. Who would have guessed? If you’re a parent and aren’t touched by this, see your doctor ASAP to confirm you’re still lucid.

Great job, Google geek and dad Daniel Lee.

'Asahi Pentax Spotmatic' photo (c) 2010, Khürt Williams - license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

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2 responses to “A Touching Example of Family Digital Documentation”

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    Very challenging not to get choked up when I see this on TV! I’m talking EVERY time I see it, not just the first time!

    -Ben

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