Visual Trailer for "What Would Google Do?'

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun 10, 2009 -
ViziPress, a New York start-up has plans to change the way we look at books – visually and conceptually.

“Using a combination of graphic novels, infographics, semiotics and music, we can give you a conceptual understanding of a book in about in 3 minutes,” says founder, Alan Brody. “Viewers report they are more inclined to read the book or at least, know which chapters they want to focus on. When they read the book they do it much faster because they are reading for detail and not discovery."

ViziPress is showcasing a ViziTrailer of the best-selling “What Would Google Do?” by Jeff Jarvis, and “Cigarette Seduction” a book about teen smoking and adult quitting with a philosophical backdrop to the eCigarette controversy.

“Einstein’s secret to formulating big ideas was to visualize them against the backdrop of Mozart.” Says Brody. “We are doing something similar - in reverse: by using research from recent advanced learning techniques and papers delivered at our Graphica in Education conference, ViziPress has developed a formula for condensing idea-oriented books.”

ViziPress will unveil dozens of ViziTrailers of best-selling books over the next 6 months.

What Would Google Do?   http://www.empressr.com/View.aspx?token=%2bfnc3cDRqYM%3d

Cigarette Seduction   http://www.empressr.com/View.aspx?token=RfBvO5Ozse4%3d

http://www.vizipress.com

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http://www.prlog.org/10255164/1