Articles

Activism Website Targets Gamers
by Ted Johnson, Variety, April 6, 2010

Join The Armchair Revolutionaries
by Mike Snider, USA Today, April 5, 2010

Crowdsourcing Start-up Aims To Change The World
by Daniel Terdiman, CNET, April 5, 2010

ArmRev: Hollywood Games The Web For Social Good
by Deane Rimerman, ReadWriteWeb, April 5, 2010

Nation's First Open Source Election Software Released
by Kim Zetter, Wired.com, October 23, 2009

Hollywood Has Finally Figured Out How to Make Web Video Pay
by Frank Rose, Wired Magazine, July 21, 2008

Green Hollywood Profiles | Lawrence Bender
by Monica Corcoran, Variety, November 30, 2006

Press Releases

The Hollywood Hill Announces Play4Change Lab
Hollywood social change group to develop commercial-grade social change video games that incorporate new technologies such as location-based software, embedded sensor networks, augmented reality, micro-transactions, virtual goods, and crowd-sourcing of social activism to benefit society
April 6, 2010

Hollywood Unveils Armchair Revolutionary™ Website Allowing Individuals to Support Science and Technology Innovations through Social Gaming Platform
New Site Offers Crowd-sourced Social Activism, including Strategic Actions and 99-cent Contributions for Funding World-changing Social Projects
April 6, 2010