Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday announced plans to launch JPOD @ Philadelphia with the University of Pennsylvania. Specifically, J&J will collaborate with the University of Pennsylvania on the project ...
Detroit-area Comcast subscribers get Canadian Broadcasting Corporation sent to their cable boxes all the way from the Great White North. For the most part, this meant you could catch the Red Wings on ...
In the opening pages of Douglas Coupland’s “JPod” (Bloomsbury, 448 pages, $24.95), Ethan Jarlewski and his co-workers are reeling after having just been informed that they must incorporate a ...
Douglas Coupland’s 2006 novel jPod concerns the lives of a group of Vancouver twentysomethings working at a video-game developer called Neotronic Arts. It’s a thinly veiled reference to Electronic ...
I'm standing on the dance floor of the Polish Community Centre in the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver. Alan Thicke is telling me a story, but I'm not quite following it. It's something about a CBC ...
The all-new JPOD from South Carolina Jeep outfitter Gr8tops turns an everyday Wrangler into an all-out tour de force of overland exploration. Gr8tops chops off the rear cab of the Wrangler Unlimited, ...
One of the questions Douglas Coupland gets asked most frequently at his idiosyncratic public events (as much performance art as literary readings) is what happened to the proposed film of Microserfs - ...
Look out, here's another one. For the second consecutive night, CBC launches a new drama. The official announcement from the Corp - always compelling reading, utterly lacking in subtext of any kind - ...
Canadian author Douglas Coupland, who wrote his first film screenplay with last year's Everything's Gone Green, has written a new TV series based on his novel, JPod. The 13-part series will be a look ...
The term "postmodern" is often used by critics to refer to fiction that's young, edgy, cool and maybe a little bit "tricksy". That many novels described in this way turn out to have as much true ...
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