TV shows filled with web clips don’t work (R.I.P. Online Nation, Web Junk, et al), as Liz recently pointed out. So why not transport an entire web show? Many web series are powered by strong personalities — who from the small screen should make the … Read More »
Archive for October 2007
Niche video just got even more specialized with the addition of a “green” video-sharing network. emPivot, which has been in public beta since August, offers a combination of video hosting for green organizations as well as a green-tailored search engine to deliver environmentally relevant … Read More »
While trying for the third time to install Ubuntu 7.10 under Parallels, I had a chance to catch up on the very busy and very informative ThoughtFix. He’s … Read More »
November is almost upon us, and it promises to bring some advancements in tiny computers–larger than smartphones, but much smaller and lighter than notebooks. If you haven’t looked into these yet, do so. At the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco, Nokia has officially launched its … Read More »
It is becoming increasingly obvious: Big media companies (content owners) are lining up against YouTube & Google (GOOG), and are coming up with their own strategies for online video. Today, NBC (GE) confirmed to NewTeeVee that it pulled its content off YouTube in a … Read More »
Now you needn’t have done what I did to figure out that lower costing products can generate high demand. That’s the theory behind the Asus Eee PC and … Read More »
Niche video just got even more specialized with the addition of a “green” video-sharing network. emPivot, which has been in public beta since August, offers a combination of video hosting for green organizations as well as a green-tailored search engine to deliver environmentally relevant … Read More »
ShelfMade CEO, Michael Sabat, muses about the key assets of web-based startups in a recent post on his useful, and not-always-techcentric blog. (Good to get a perspective that sees beyong the forest now and again.) Anyway, according to Michael… * The 1st priority asset remains … Read More »
With digital gizmos beginning to clutter our homes, never before has there been such a need for speed inside our respective four walls. While we depend on broadband to grab content off the Internet, the heavy lifting really happens inside and as such, the demands … Read More »
There are generally 3 types of eBay users. Those who list and buy everything they can get their hands on who constantly have atleast a dozen auctions going, those who have never used eBay, and those who go in spurts of being the first type. I generally … Read More »
http://www.youtube.com/v/oM0B3N0jH2M See, James is away for a few days, so I figured there’s no jkOTR corporate meetings over a Skype video call. That’s why I decided to leisurely lounge around in comfy clothes only to be surprised by the FedEx truck a day earlier than expected. … Read More »
A representative from NBC Universal called us today and let us know that the network did indeed remove its channel from YouTube over the weekend in preparation for the launch of its own online video portal, Hulu. The spokesperson also de-emphasized the YouTube channel, calling it … Read More »
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