http://www.youtube.com/v/Dtr6-PiUb-w&hl=en&fs=1 The last 24 hours have been a whirlwind experience and not just for us. I think we’ve had more reader comments generated today than any other day prior, so we know you’ve been busy too. Of course, we’re talking about joining the GigaOM team … Read More »
Archive for July 2008
Hurricane Dolly has landed, fortunately much to the south of Houston to the delight of those of us here. Hurricanes are a way of life for those on the Texas Coast and … Read More »
Certain publications are all a-flutter today with talk that Google and YouTube “could one day enable content owners to insert ads into unauthorized video clips wherever they might be posted online,” an assertion made in a report at CNET. We even picked up the … Read More »
Shares of power electronics maker Xantrex closed up 19 percent Wednesday after the power electronics maker announced that it’s in exclusive negotiations to be acquired. CleanBreak estimates that a deal for the Burnaby, British Columbia-based company, which makes solar power inverters, … Read More »
For as long as I can remember, folks have been looking for calendar sync options between various services and devices. Calgoo is one of the many options, but … Read More »
Is there anything more disgusting than a computer keyboard that’s been in use for a year? Between dust, shed skin cells, and random spills, I know mine end up looking pretty bad. Fortunately, there are some options for dealing with the … Read More »
It’s pros before average Joes when it comes to online video ad revenue. That’s the word from a study just released by The Diffusion Group, which forecasts that professionally produced content will grab most of the $590 million video ad market today and the $10 … Read More »
I am hanging out here at the Facebook developer conference, just generally taking in the sights and sounds. The venue is getting crowded, even though we’ve still got over an hour to go before the Facebook executives take the stage. You can check out my … Read More »
Over the past few weeks, there have been a flurry of announcements from Microsoft, Netflix, TiVo, YouTube, Roku and others detailing how their devices can be used to play movies and other video-based content, delivered via the Internet, on the TV. Industry insiders are speculating that … Read More »
The recent flurry of announcements regarding devices that can be used to play movies and other video-based content, delivered via the Internet, on the TV, has many in the industry believing that the tide is finally turning. The numbers, however, tell a somewhat different story. Read More »
Cloud computing has matured a lot and many folks like Kevin are happily working in the cloud and loving it. I have not moved to cloud computing so far but … Read More »
OK, so today is a bit hectic but it just became a wee bit easier. Aside from responding to tons of e-mails about our latest news, I’m filling out HR forms … Read More »
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