Paul On Twitter- colligan: @kentnichols that is a great pic. can I use it in presentations?
- colligan: Amazon Grew Twice as Fast as the Overall E-Commerce Market in Q4 http://t.co/wr9qqIen
- colligan: Digital Tumbleweeds And Virtual Crickets http://t.co/dhBrh2ya
- colligan: @ed sorry i missed this one. right now, they're looking at a name change so a special domain name right now - not vital
- colligan: What’s Next for YouTube Next? http://t.co/zNtzmkar
Posts Tagged ‘amazon’
Amazon Kindle Fire Review
So I got my Amazon Kindle Fire in the mail yesterday. While teardowns and the like report general unremarkable results, I’m going to argue with them and say that, for many, this is the Kindle we’ve been looking for. First, in short, it does everything Amazon says it does – and it does it well….Read More »
Apple’s “Latest Creation” Event (the iPad) – My New Media Perspective
Thanks to Leo Laporte’s Phone, and Gdgt’s live photostream, we got an almost live look at the launch of the (surprised?) iPad. Other great pieces include Wired telling us it’s more about content, Cali Live, and TechCrunch’s live stream. My thoughts: The iPad name. Branding is a tough thing, but if anyone can pull it…Read More »
ISYOT Effect – Paul Colligan
www.paulcolligan.com Paul Colligan asks the simple question – “Why be ‘somewhere’ when you can be ‘everywhere?’ via the ISYOT effect. In this video, Paul examines the ISYOT effect and how it’s attainable (and cheap) in the 2.0 Web. Content created using the New Media Content Creation Model at a live event.
