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There's been a torrent of discussion about Dave Winer's introduction of a new way to bring news and blogs to mobile devices. PaidContent's Staci Kramer has the best description I've seen of why the approach is unique and compelling, involving as it does: [A] river of...

Tags: Staci Kramer, mobile

Blog posts 2006-08-24

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Rupert Murdoch's grand subscription plan: Much ado over minimal revenue?

News Corp. chief Rupert Murdoch said that the company will begin charging for its news sites. The details were a bit vague, but Murdoch said News Corp.'s big experiment kicks off in 2010. The larger question is whether this move is much ado about little revenue. We'll...

Tags: Revenue, Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch, News Corp., Quality Journalism, Weinkes, Operational Accounting, Finance, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-08-06

Major League Baseball makes news as latest DRM trainwreck

In another story that will go down in history as one of the more severe Digtal Rights Management trainwrecks and a shining example of why DRM will ultimately do a brand more harm than good, Major League Baseball MLB now finds itself in a PR nightmare after a technology adjustment...

Tags: MLB, Digital-rights Management, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Digital Media, Security, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, David Berlind

Blog posts 2007-11-08

First Presidents club: Clinton, Bush go wireless

Only in America?Two directly competitive former Presidents of the United States from opposing political parties join together on a business conference stage in a for large fee inspirational talk to expo attendees: William Jefferson Clinton and George Herbert Walker Bush.What’s more: One of the retired Presidents’ son is the sitting...

Tags: Wireless, Self-Promotion, Mobile, Cell Phones

Blog posts 2007-03-30

Is the New York Times going to charge for their WPF reader?

Very interesting post by Staci Kramer over at paidContent. She quotes a spokeswoman at the New York Times as having this to say about the possibility of charging for the NYT reader that was built with Microsoft using Windows Presentation Foundation: Were still working on this and...

Tags: Rich Internet Applications, Microsoft, Windows Presentation Foundation, .NET 3.0, New York Times Reader, New York Times Co., NYT Reader

Blog posts 2007-02-09

YouTube the video star: Act II

YouTube’s announcement yesterday that viewers are "now watching more than 100 million videos per day on its site,” sparked an outpouring of admiration for the young Web 2.0 video sharing site phenom.YouTube’s self-reporting of its video usage statistics, reinforced by the “latest weekly data from Web measurement site Hitwise,” reporting...

Tags: YouTube Inc., YouTube, video

Blog posts 2006-07-17

Google extends reach on desktop via toolbar distribution deal with Adobe

Shantanu Narayen, Adobe CEO, believes "Our customers will benefit from the power and convenience of the Google Toolbar, and the popularity and reach of Adobe technology gives Google even broader exposure to a growing base of consumers.” Adobe's Shockwave player runs on an estimated 55 percent of Internet-ready desktop computers,...

Tags: toolbar, Adobe Systems Inc., Google Inc., Google Toolbar

Blog posts 2006-06-22

Google = Blind Evolution

Speaking at the SIAA Information Industry Summit in New York, Esther Dyson succinctly characterizes Google and Yahoo. "Google is blind evolution. They have this ... users-in-charge, bubble-up philosophy. Their employees can come up with ideas. There's this kind of Darwinian internal selection process. … They have a very clear vision;...

Tags: Google Inc.

Blog posts 2006-02-06

Post Toasties

I'm at the Kelsey Group conference on, well, not sure what it's on. I came down here to meet up with Seth Goldstein on an attention project. The title is Drilling Down on Local: The Online-Offline Opportunity.I spent most of yesterday afternoon chatting with LinkedIn's co-founder Konstantin Guericke, who opened...

Tags: LinkedIn

Blog posts 2005-04-20