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Web Changes Journalism
2007-04-17 01:50:00 Article about traditional media versus blogging by Scott Fybush, ~ April 16, 2007“I’ve been thinking a lot about change this past week,” said O’Brien, who was just named CNN’s chief technology correspondent after exiting the anchor desk at the network’s “American Morning.”O’Brien spoke Sunday at the “News 2.0: Leading and Succeeding in the New Journalism World” session as part of a panel that also included Zadi Diaz, host and producer of the “Jetset” video blog; Terry Heaton of Audience Research & Development; Michael Rosenblum of Rosenblum Associates; Elizabeth Osder, formerly of Yahoo! News and ABC News video blogger Amanda Congdon.“I think we’ve entered a whole new age of the consumer being in charge,” said Heaton. “This thing that we’re going through is not about technology, it’s about people using technology.”“This is the end of the old world,” said Rosenblum. He said changing technology — the arrival of cheap cameras and easy-to-us... More About: Changes , Chang , Chan
Google CEO Schmidt Offers a Peek at the Future
2007-04-16 23:51:00 Read the artcle by Sanjay Talwani, ~ April 16, 2007 Talwani is a News Correspondent for TV Technology Magazine. Google changed the way the world looked for information. Then last October, it bought YouTube, the company that changed the way people produce, distribute and view video.Now it’s jostling with traditional broadcasters, networks and content producers to be the master of the next generation of video delivery.Looking for a view to the future, NAB2007 has turned to Google CEO Eric Schmidt for its “Innovators Spotlight View From the Top” Super Session today from 4–5 p.m.“Google is a monster company that is succeeding in reaching a very large portion of the world’s population,” said John Marino, NAB vice president of Science and Technology. “Everyone seems to want to know what this company will do next.” More About: Future , The Future , Offers , Peek
RAZZ Inc. - The second part - Mouth Off and Spread the Tone!
2007-04-16 14:31:00 This is the second part of an interview with Jeff Malkin, CEO and Board member of Razz Inc. a company which enables user to generate and share Razz Tone s the first user generated ringtones designed for sharing with friends. Users create personalized ringtones by combining their voice with Razz sound effects and background music then send these Razz Tones to anyone and everyone. Using the Razz Mixer interface, Razz Tones are created completely from the web, no software download is necessary. Razz Tones are stored at Razz.com so users can record as many as they like, send preview links to friends, even post them to a MySpace page. Having your tone on a friend's phone is the best way to let them (and everyone else) know who is calling. Razz Tones are all about sharing so get out there and Spread the Tone!Listen to the PodcastTo subscribe to the Podcast, copy this link http://odeo.com/channel/209103/rss.xml into your podcatcher or subscribe via iTunesTags: Ring Tones, Mobile, Cell Phon... More About: Mouth , Part , Econ
Get a taste of what’s happening this week at NAB2007
2007-04-16 02:26:00 NAB2007 - the annual convention of the National Association of Broadcasters - is the essential destination for more than 100,000 electronic media executives, trendsetters and visionaries. This event brings together the entire spectrum of media - television and radio broadcast, audio and video production and latest technologies from all corners of the globe. To catch the latest show happenings, read the NAB2007 Daily News updated twice daily by IMAS publishing. More About: Week , Taste
Apple keynote: LIVE from NAB 2007!
2007-04-16 00:13:00 Live from Las Vegas!!!!read more | digg story More About: Keynote , Apple , Live
Maccast 2007.03.25 - A podcast about all things Macintosh. For Mac geeks, b
2007-04-15 00:57:00 Show 181. MacBooks still plagued by cracks. Rumor of Leopard delays. 10.4.9 not recommend if you use FinalCut 4.5. Elton John expands iTunes offerings. Rumors say iMac may be due for a facelift. Follow-up and warning on Save PDF to Web Receipts. Patch available for Stuffit Finder bug. Apple TV first impressions, tips, and thoughts. Handy iPhoto maintenance tip Review: Pioneer DEH-P5900IB. Reverting your installed version of OS X. What to do with old Apple hardware? Doing more with words in OS X. Changing your spell check language. Warning of Apple Store Order phishing email in the wild. Sound issues after 10.4.9 upgrade a feature not a bug. More About: Geeks , Macintosh , Podcast , Things , Thing
Armageddon for Microsoft - Google to buy DoubleClick for $3.1 billion
More articles from this author:2007-04-14 22:14:00 Must read article by Elise Ackerman in The Mercury NewsGoogle has once again thwarted Micro soft 's Internet ambitions, announcing Friday that it has agreed to buy DoubleClic k, a maker of advertising software, for $3.1 billion in cash. "DoubleClick is in a unique position to strengthen advertising and the advertising business of Google," said Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive. DoubleClick, which sells software that allows leading publishers like AOL and News Corp. to display advertising on their Web sites, will enable Google to accelerate its display advertising business, a lucrative area where Google's rival Yahoo has had a lead. Google dominates the search advertising industry but has struggled to break into other advertising areas, both online and off. Microsoft had also been vying to purchase DoubleClick. A Microsoft spokewoman declined to comment after the deal was announced on Friday afternoon.read more More About: Armageddon 1, 2 |
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