‘Media Timeshifting’ Category
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The Techcrunch piece about 45% of Europeans watching TV online should be of little surprise – but not for the reasons you might think. Despite TechMeme buzz on this topic, I have a few thoughts that I haven’t read yet. Mark Evan’s points out the bias in the study, but I’d suggest an even simpler…Read More »
Podshow And Sirius Part – Satellite Radio Becomes Even Less Important
I’m surprised this hasn’t made Techmeme yet. Podshow and Sirius have parted ways. Here are some thoughts on the divorce from P Dub and Chris. Let’s not forget American Cliche or Tartan Stories. We’ll never know the numbers but I’d bet good cash that Podshow on Sirius sold more satellite radios to Podcasters than Sirius…Read More »
Free IQ Is An Extremely Disruptive Online Content Model
Update: A few words about FreeIQ.com on this week’s Podcast Tools Weekly Update. Wow, take a look at FreeIQ.com. I very very very seldom get on the “it’s just like “x” but better” bandwagon but in this case, we’ve got a very very different situation on our hands. First of all – the monetization side…Read More »
The Seven Surprising Benefits Of Business Podcasting That Nobody Ever Talks About
With all this talk of new media, Web 2.0, consumer generated content, and [insert buzzword or buzzwords here] – all too often some of the best benefits of Business Podcasting get no press cause they aren’t sexy enough. They are, however, some of the most important reasons that a business might consider Podcasting, so I’m…Read More »
Casgle and the Podium Project
I’ve written in the past if iMorphosis.com. They are now Casgle.com. Their iLink product is now called Podium. You might have ran across them at last years Podcast Expo. I also mentioned in previous postings that I was considering joining their advisory board (compensated). I have done so and the paperwork has been signed accordingly….Read More »
Why The Netflix Announcement Is Important
Yes, it gives me one more thing to try in my Year of Living Digitally project, but the Netflix announcement today is much more important than that. And for those who think it is about saving mailing costs, realize that they’re shelling out $40 million a year to make this happen. The “big companies” are…Read More »
His Steveness Speaks at the Macworld Keynote
How did I do on my predictions? I’m gonna bet well. As always, playing along live with the Engadget liveblog. First announcement out of the box. iTV is now Apple TV. Thing has a hard drive inside of it to make caching possible. Smart move. Looks like it pulls everything from computers around the house…Read More »
Podcast Prediction #3 – Check – Sell Your Video At AOL
Caught the link today – not sure when it went up. You can sell your videos at AOL through their partnership with Brightcove. None of this ‘coming soon’ stuff either – the engine is up and running today. Don’t forget Brightcove’s relationship with Tivo. Pay per view, right to the television of “normal” people is…Read More »
1 Tivo for Sale at Ebay – The Year of Living Digitally Begins
First step, unplug and sell the Tivo. Done. We’ll miss the dear friend. I hope she goes to a good home. In case you missed it, she’s on the auction block because in 2007, the Colligan family gets their new media, only from the Internet – and via legal channels at that. You can track…Read More »
I need more storage so that I can pull this dream off (o.k., Seagate, I’ll bite)
I’ve mentioned this before, but in 2007, the cable gets disconnected. No TV comes into this house by coax or antenna – if I can’t get it legally via 1′s and 0′s, we won’t be watching it. More details here. I need a massive drive to store the following: 200+ gigs of iTunes Store television…Read More »
