"Visual Voice p.138-151". 71 Magazine. 2021-01-30. [link]
"New concept gets out of the phone and onto the wall". San Francisco Chronicle. 2017-09-18. [link]
"Concierge Photography Studio 'Neomodern' Opens on Union Street". Hoodline. 2017-06-30. [link]
Zhang, Michael (2017-11-15). "Photo Salon in SF Turns Phone Photos Into Fine Art Prints in 30 Minutes". PetaPixel. [link]
Rosenbaum, S. I. (2017-03-26). "The Writer of Groundhog Day Has Been Living His Movie for the Past 24 Years". Vulture. [link]
"HYBRID AUDIO REPRESENTATIONS FOR EDITING AUDIO CONTENT". Justia Patents. 2015-12-14. [link]
"Chaos Cinema and the Rise of the Avid". FILMdetail. 2011-08-23. [link]
"Crowdsourced cartography in PublicEarth, OpenStreetMap". CNET. 2009-11-17. [link]
Siegler, M. G. (2010-10-16). "TripTrace: A Place Book For Where You've Been And Where You're Going". TechCrunch. [link]
"After getting hassled by Facebook, travel planner TripTrace goes live". Venture Beat. 2010-12-09. [link]
"For Gainesville native Michael Rubin, one career just isn't enough". The Gainesville Sun. 2009-01-28. [link]
"Digital Dreamcatcher: 'Droidmaker Chronicles the Early Years of Lucasfilm". Cinemontage - Editors Guild Magazine. 2006-01-01 [link]
“George Lucas: Management Guru?” by Sydney Finkelstein, in Forbes 2015-12-16 [link] (mention)
“The World of the ‘Wars’: Star Wars - the Exhibit, The Play, the Book and the Musical” by Sean McCarthy, The Allston-Brighton Tab, (2005-10-28) [link] (mention)
Writing the Revolution", by Wallace Baine; published in Santa Cruz Sentinel, on 2005-10-16
"AFI Preps Online DV Class". Variety. 2002-01-16. [link]
"Fathom Adds Chicago, Rand, Woods Hole, AFI". www.columbia.edu. [link]
"Book Review- Digital Video". KenStone.net. 2002-02-04. [link] (review)
“Petroglyph: Husband-and-Wife Team Paints a Different Small-Business Picture”, by Jessica L. Lloyd-Rogers, The Business Journal 100, 1999-10-22
"From Lonesome Dove to Lots of Paint", by staff; published in Santa Cruz Sentinel, on 1997-04-26
"Entrepreneur Award Finalist Michael Rubin", by Alastair Goldfisher; published in Silicon Valley Business Journal, on 1997-05-01
"Somewhat Individual", by Juliette Rossant; published in Forbes, on 1996-03-11
"The Art of Editing", by staff; published in Millimeter Magazine, on 1991-04-01
"Rubin Leaves House to Edit with Bertolucci", by staff; published in Film & Video, on 1991-01-01
"Editing the Sheltering Sky, BBC2 broadcast, presented by Kate Leys". BBC. 1990-10-20. [link]
“Gabriella Cristiani: Bertolucci’s Editor Goes Electronic” in Millimeter magazine, 1990-August
"These Wizards Wear Tee-Shirts", by Anne Diffily; published in Brown Alumni Monthly, on 1986-10-01.
Guadagno, Dean, "Defending the Galaxy: The Complete Handbook of Videogaming" (2022-04-23) TheVideoGameLibrary. [link]
"The Walter Day Collection - #1603 Michael Rubin". The Walter Day Collection. [link]
"Gardening and the Galaxy", by Sarah Flack; published in Brown Daily Herald, on 1986-10-17
"Microchips Become Food for Thought". PC Magazine. 1985-06-11. [link] (book review)
“Grow a Computer at Home!” Savvy magazine. 1984-July (book review)
Endpapers, by Art Seidenbaum, LA Times 1984-08-05 (book review)
“Tidbits", Playboy magazine, 1984-December (book review)
"Grand Text Auto » Defending the Galaxy". [link] (book review)
"Student Defies Convention and the Odds", by James H. Ludwin, UPI; published in Hartford Courant, on 1984-03-04
"Nude photo 'helped' him get into Brown", UPI; published in Pawtuxet Valley Daily Times, on 1984-03
"Brown may be 'Hottest' Campus", by Erik Brady; published in USA Today, on 1984-12-20.
"A funny thing happened while writing a one-joke book", by Bruce Harvey; published in The George Street Journal, Vol 10, No. 7 on 1984-11-27.
DROIDMAKER/ BOOKS THAT REFERENCE
“The Pixar Touch: The Making of a Company” by David A. Price; Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 2009
“Creativity and its Discontents: China’s Creative Industries and Intellectual Property Rights Offenses,” by Laikwan Pang; Duke University Press, Durham and London, 2012
“Moving Innovation: A History of Computer Animation,” by Tom Sito; MIT Press, 2013
“The Orientation of Future Cinema: Technology, Aesthetics, Spectacle” by Bruce Isaacs; Bloomsbury Publishing, 2013
“American Film History: Selected Readings, 1960 to the Present · Volume 2” editors: Art Simon, Cynthia Lucia, Roy Grundmann; Wiley, 2015
“The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future” by Kevin Kelly; Penguin Publishing Group, 2017
“Toy Story: How Pixar Reinvented the Animated Feature” by Noel Brown, Sam Summers, Susan Smith; Bloomsbury Publishing, 2018
“Animating Unpredictable Effects: Nonlinearity in Hollywood’s R&D Complex” by Jordan Gowanlock ; Springer International Publishing, 2021
“Divergent Tracks: How Three Film Communities Revolutionized Digital Film Sound” by Vanessa Theme Ament; Bloomsbury Publishing, 2021
NONLINEAR/ BOOKS THAT REFERENCE
“Portable Video: ENG & EFP” by Norman J. Medoff, Edward J. Fink, Tom Tanquary · Focal Press, Boston, 2007 & 2012
"Cinema in the Digital Age” by Nicholas Rombes (Wildflower Press, 2009), Chapter 25. De Gruyter. 2009-06-02.
“Directing and Producing the Short Film and Video” by David K. Irving, Peter W. Rea · Taylor & Francis, 2012
“First Cut 2: More Conversations with Film Editors” by Gabriella Oldham; University of California Press, 2012
“Broadcast Engineer’s Reference Book,” by EPJ Tozer · Taylor & Francis, 2012
“Directing: Film Techniques and Aesthetics” by Michael Rabiger · Taylor & Francis, 2013
“Modern Post: Workflows and Techniques for Digital Filmmakers” by Scott Arundale, Tashi Trieu; Taylor & Francis, 2013
“The Art of Confession: The Performance of Self from Robert Lowell to Reality TV” By Christopher Grobe; NYU Press, 2017
LITTLE DIGITAL VIDEO BOOK/ BOOKS THAT REFERENCE
“DigitalVideo for Beginners: A Step-by-step Guide to Making Great Home Movies,” by Colin Barrett; Lark Books, 2005
“Digital Video and Television” by Ioannis Pitas · 2013
DEFENDING THE GALAXY/ BOOKS THAT REFERENCE
“Game After: A Cultural Study of Video Game Afterlife” by Raiford Guins; MIT Press, 2014 [link]
“Hands on Media History: A New Methodology in the Humanities and Social Sciences” by John Ellis, Nick Hall; Taylor & Francis, 2019 [link]
“Playback – A Genealogy of 1980s British Videogames” by Alex Wade; Bloomsbury Academic, 2016 [link]
“The Museum of Science and Industry Basic List of Children's Science Books,” American Library Association, Bernice Richter, Duane Wenzel, Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago, Ill.); American Library Association, 1985
PODCAST GUEST APPEARANCES
Stop, Look, & Listen podcast #268 (2022-06-06) “Eight Useful Ways to Describe and Measure Photographs” [link]
All Out Coach podcast (2022-02-13) “CREATE EDIT MOVE & SHAKE - conversation with a visionary, Michael Rubin” [link]
The Artist Appeals (2021-03-26). "S04 E07-Can Photography be used as a Zen Practice? And Why Rubin Only Makes ONE Print!” [link]
The Dead Pixel Society podcast (2020-05-08) “The Future of Photography and Retail, with Michael Rubin of Neomodern” Episode 4. [link]
The Photoactive Podcast (2018-10-09) “Michael Rubin” Episode 19 [link]
This Week in Photography (TWiP) “A Look Inside Neomodern” S2, E1 (2018-04-18) [link]