Home » Clippings James G. Robinson | Text and Technology   What they're saying...   David Bamford, flashicon.net » May 12, 2005 [The "Quote-O-Matic"] relies on scanning bar codes from everyday household products, visitors were encouraged to bring non-perishable canned food -- both to help demonstrate the project, and also to help feed New York's homeless. James G. Robinson's whimsy was evident in the functioning of this project... more Kate Monahan, Connect: Information Technology at NYU » Spring 2004 “Truly Interactive TV,” described by its creator James Robinson as “a chat client for frustrated screenwriters,” invites participants to repurpose quotes from television shows into meaningful conversation. Choosing from tens of thousands of actual TV lines stored in a database, two participants create an often amusing exchange on the screen in front of them... more Clive Thompson, collisiondetection.net » August 23, 2003 In recent months, I've written a couple of times about online poetry generators. But now I've found a physical computational device -- a poetry calculator called the Verse-O-Matic... more Marc Weingarden, The New York Times » August 29, 2002 [BaseballLibrary.com] is a hulking colossus of online baseball arcana, a blog-and-encyclopedia hybrid that can serve up ample portions of the most obscure baseball history... more Publishing Trends » May 2000 When it comes to selling baseball books, you won’t find any curve balls at the Baseball Online Library, a vast repository of searchable baseball lore ... more Copyright © 2003 James G. Robinson (and various collaborators, where noted).