Links to This Site
Thursday, 21 December 2006
Blog
Category: Site
News
So far this
month I've counted (via the site stats)
fifty inbound links to this web site.
This means that during December, a large
number of visitors to George
Groves - The First Sound Man
had clicked
on links contained within other web pages
and blogs that had directed them to
us. (This
excludes search engines like Google and
Yahoo).
It's
interesting to track down where the links
emanate, although for one reason or
another it's not always fruitful.
However, a couple of interesting sources
that I've just identified are worth
reporting.
The
Gotham
Gazette from
Gotham Sound and Communications
says:
" For a lot more on the redoubtable George Groves, check out http://www.georgegroves.org.uk/, a fantastic online tribute with anecdotes, pictures, media clips, and more. "
I do like the Gotham Gazette's strap line All the noise that's fit to print !
Plus
sync.sound.cinema
says:
" Listen up, sportsfans: Anyone interested in reading about one of the instrumental figures in creating synchronized movie sound would do well to check out A Tribute to George Groves-The First Sound Man."
The site is receiving many more favourable mentions but, more importantly, George Groves is starting to get the real recognition he deserves. The plaque unveiling at his place of birth in St. Helens, England ten years ago was great, but it was essentially a local tribute. However, using the World Wide Web his place in the history of the development and use of production and post-production film sound is slowly being cemented.
" For a lot more on the redoubtable George Groves, check out http://www.georgegroves.org.uk/, a fantastic online tribute with anecdotes, pictures, media clips, and more. "
I do like the Gotham Gazette's strap line All the noise that's fit to print !
" Listen up, sportsfans: Anyone interested in reading about one of the instrumental figures in creating synchronized movie sound would do well to check out A Tribute to George Groves-The First Sound Man."
The site is receiving many more favourable mentions but, more importantly, George Groves is starting to get the real recognition he deserves. The plaque unveiling at his place of birth in St. Helens, England ten years ago was great, but it was essentially a local tribute. However, using the World Wide Web his place in the history of the development and use of production and post-production film sound is slowly being cemented.