Hey Paul, Isn’t this a good enough reason to switch to you know …. Mac! What two large ones for peace of mind, and sharp focus on “pithy insights?” Read More »
Archive for December 2005
Terry Eaton thinks that 2006 is when broadcast television will eventually meet its maker. His essay, The Unbundled Awakening is a good read in how the video business might shake out in the year to come. via Doc Searls’s IT Garage. Read More »
The Ghosts of Internet Time, an amusing and must read piece this Christmas. Read More »
Updated: December 27, 2005: The wholesale blog plagiarism is a much wider problem than most of us realize. In the past few days, as we tried to get one site shut down, many more examples have come to light that are simply ripping the content, and… Read More »
For the past couple of years Feedster has been having a “Feed of the Day” on their site in which they recognize some pretty sweet blogs/sites. This year they are announcing their “Feeds of the Year” for 2005 and are doing it countdown style announcing… Read More »
Tao of Mac says 2006 is the year of the video. Read More »
Have a happy and safe holiday for those who observe one. Best wishes from my family to yours. Unplug, take some time to spend with your friends and family because gadgets are nice but they are not what is important. Happy Holidays! Read More »
Okay now that I have your attention, let me tell you about a little drama that played out while we were busy celebrating Christmas. Earlier this week, MySpace decided to cut off YouTube videos from their site. (YouTube folks wrote about it on… Read More »
You Tube has some red hot videos. Here is a collection of some which are particularly beguiling! Much like Flickr’s hotties . Read More »
A year after the trend started to emerge, The New York Times catches up with place shifting, in this long piece about Slingbox. The usual story, the usual information, but what really is interesting bit of information is buried at the very end of… Read More »
Everybody else is making predictions for the new year that is just around the corner so I figured I’d better jump in with my own. This year has seen some real advancements in both the hardware and software used to power mobile devices and I believe… Read More »
Search firm Mamma.com has completed the buyout of desktop search company Copernic for $18 million. Not bad for a free search engine. (PR) Read More »
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