Branding in the Digital Age
2009-06-02 10:43:00 If this title makes you feel like you?ve just won a game of Jargon Bingo, you are not alone. Us Web types are quick to latch on to names for things ? Web 2.0 (and 3.0), LAS, ?The Online Conversation? ? and it?s easy to talk about a concept without really thinking about what it means. Most people, by now, understand that a brand is a sum of perceptions; what do you, your staff, your business partners and your customers think about you and what collective meaning is then ascribed. So, when you apply this to the digital or information age, what exactly are we talking about? I sought out the perspectives of people smarter than me ? Mr. Academic guy, Dave Duarte and Mr. Cutting Edge Branding Stuff guy, Matt Riley. Dave teaches at the UCT Graduate School of Business and founded Huddlemind ? a community of online learning. Matt is the guy behind Idea Bounty, our innovative crowdsourcing platform and is also a senior planner here at Quirk.
Wise Restraint in the Digital Age
2009-04-07 21:28:00 Josh Harris has adapted several verses of Scripture to press the important point of thinking before we speak, even via e-mail or Twitter. Here’s an excerpt: This reminded me of James 1:19 that encourages us to be “slow to speak” in our conversations. It got me thinking how certain passages of Scripture (with a few added ...
By: ThingsHopedFor
Jessica Shepherd wrote a new blog post: Digital Age
2009-01-24 16:34:00 Jessica Shepherd wrote a new blog post: Digital Age I think about how the world has evolved through photography. Mostly because of the digital age. We now create photos for memory of that moment in time. We also have a bit of proof that we were there in that point in time and that place. Though sometimes you can see it as using the ...
Fw: Pandigital Brings Memories into the Digital Age with PhotoLink Portable
2008-11-25 23:11:00 New workshop Dec 18th. Email me. Sent via BlackBerry from T-MobileFrom: "imaginginfo.com" <webmaster@cygnusb2b.com>-Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:06:05 -0500To: KEN MCCOY<XIPNEK@AOL.COM>Subj-ect: Pandigital Brings Memories into the Digital Age with PhotoLink Portable Photo ScannerTo ensure future delivery of Cygnus - Imaging-Info e-mail promotions and newsletters to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders) please add our "From" address webmaster@cygnusb2b.com to your address book or e-mail whitelist. Tuesday, November 25, 2008 Pandigital Brings Memories into the Digital Age with PhotoLink Portable Photo ScannerPortable handheld photo scanner gives customers an easy way to transfer digital images into digital photo frames, PCs and laptops. M-Rock Releases New PouchesThe fashionable camera pouches have minimal bulk and scratch protection. Analogue Cameras Prove to be a Hit Among Some Young Taking photos with film may be old school in the world of digital cameras, but ...
Educational Software--A Neglected Realm of the Digital Age
2008-08-06 15:35:00 Some years ago, a colleague--Laura Berlin--and I were attracted by the wealth of educational software programs that were appearing on the scene. To help parents make decisions in this area that was so new and unfamiliar, we wrote (for Microsoft), a book titled Parent's Guide to Educational Software. We were certain that this would be the beginning of burgeoning field.
Books Enter a New (Digital) Age
2008-08-03 15:18:00 If you've picked up a student's backpack recently, its weight may well have surprised you. Those books can be incredibly heavy. Now, through the rise of e-textbook sales, that may change--lightening both the backpacks and the strain on pocketbooks. Sales of digital books for college students jumped almost 30% from 2006 to 2007.
InfoTech Promoting Digital Healthcare in the Digital Age!
2008-05-03 09:53:00 The Health Care Technology Day set up by InfoTech in collaboration with ATI Limited took place yesterday, the 24th of April, 2008. The event was organized at the Royal Palm Golf & Country Club in Lahore. read more
By: BuzzVines
I?m a Conversation Artiste in this Digital Age.
2008-05-02 01:27:00 The announcements are continuing… this one is really an introduction to a post series I’ll be having. But first things first. First, I have to express to you how my own deep seated jealousy led to the opportunity of a lifetime. Don’t try this at home kids, jealousy usually is a huge waste of time. ...
Digital Age Be Damned
2008-04-28 05:04:00 Professing undying love in the forest, the old-fashioned way.
Hollywood veterans build digital-age studio
2008-04-22 00:09:00 An acclaimed movie producer and the former head of Fox Television Entertainment have built a new kind of studio that taps into an aspiring community of moviemakers on the Web to cultivate the next great talents.
The Cost of Words in Digital Age
2008-04-10 00:46:00 BY creating the digital world people did not only create an alternative space, but also an alternative scale of values. In this new dimention the values might be different, but the currencies are still the same. Sometimes the two worlds contradict each other, like in this recent case of Pizza.com domain. While in the real world $2.5 can get you the best slice of pizza in Downtown NYC, in the vir... [Original Post on MyItThings.com]
Digital Photography - The Digital Age Is Here, Don’t Get Left Out!
2008-03-29 06:00:00 Taking Photographs has been one of the best ways to help us re capture those treasured moments from the past for a long time now, and if anything today this is even more true. The advances in technology over the last decade have made picture taking so, so much easier and convenient pretty much anywhere ...
By: Resources zone
Music in A Digital Age with Business Week's Jon Fine
2008-03-14 10:51:00 The question of the future of music in the digital age provokes a level of curiosity that extends beyond the legal, technological, and economic issues and reaches into the realm of existential uncertainty. As the way we listen to music changes, will music itself follow suit? Business Week's media columnist Jon Fine and three audiophile bloggers weigh in.
SXSWi panel: Professional video gaming is the sport of the digital age
2008-03-08 20:20:00 SXSWi panel: Professional video gaming is the sport of the digital ageWhile football, basketball, and baseball may be the legacy sports of our society, professional video gaming may be the one to take us--and advertisers--into the next generat...
SXSWi panel: Professional video gaming is the sport of the digital age
2008-03-08 20:00:00 SXSWi panel: Professional video gaming is the sport of the digital ageWhile football, basketball and baseball may be the legacy sports of our society, professional video gaming may be the one to take us--and advertisers--into the next generati...
I'll be interviewed tonight on web radio about books in the digital age - c
2008-02-26 19:41:00 I'll be interviewed tonight by the Knitwitch - an hour before the Presidential debate! 8pm Eastern...I'll be talking about writing and promotion of books in the digital age - you can call in and ask questions, or just listen.Here's the official announcement:You have been invited by Maia Whitaker to join a live Community Call.KnitWitch's SF/F Zone LIVE (Join in)Host: KnitWitch - podcast@knitwitchzone.comEpisod-e: EP#8 - Zone LIVE -Paul Levinson InterviewTime adjusted earlier than usual for Presidential Debate. A live open interview with science fiction author, Paul Levinson. We'll talk about promoting a book in the digital multimedia age, reading his novel The Plot To Save Socrates in Second Life and take questions from the live audience.Call ID: 28497Date: Tue, February 26, 2008Time: 08:00 - 8:50 PM ESTHow to participate - details at:Knitwitch ZoneMessage Maia at podcast@knitwitchzone.comor ask me any questions right here in the Comments...You can call in and just listen, or ask...
By: Infinite Regress
Brits Lack Trust in Digital Age
2008-02-04 20:28:00 Alarming levels of distrust emerging amidst UK's mobile users and their social networksLondon: Four in five UK internet users admit to feeling unsafe sharing their mobile phone number via the contact areas of social networking sites such as; Facebook, Bebo and MySpace. Nearly 80% of all respondents in a recent Mobyko.com survey stated they would not publicise their own number in this manner. The findings reveal the reason behind this growing trend of cautiousness - is the innate lack of trust relating specifically to the people within an individual's online social network.Julian Saunders, CEO of Mobyko.com said: "We know that people freely share their mobile numbers in the physical world. But, when it comes to doing so in the virtual world different factors come into play. It could be argued that the majority of people within our virtual communities are simply people we've either never met or perhaps just the once - and are not necessarily trusted acquaintances. This raises ...
By: Security Press
Why There?s A Shift in Societal Behavior?the Dawn of the Digital Age
2008-01-08 15:31:00 Whenever there is a shift in societal behavior, tremendous opportunities are created for those of us who have the right vision and entrepreneurial spirit. It happened with the invention of the television, the telephone, the computer, the internet, social blogs, and streaming video. And it is happening again with the dawn of the Digital Age! Need ...
Why There?s A Shift in Societal Behavior?the Dawn of the Digital Age
2008-01-08 15:31:00 Whenever there is a shift in societal behavior, tremendous opportunities are created for those of us who have the right vision and entrepreneurial spirit. It happened with the invention of the television, the telephone, the computer, the internet, social blogs, and streaming video. And it is happening again with the dawn of the Digital Age! Need ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Why There’s A Shift in Societal Behavior…the Dawn of the Digital Age", url: "http://www.viralvideoemail.com-/why-theres-a-shift-in-societal--behaviorthe-dawn-of-the-digita-l-age/" });
Polaroid Launches Instant Photos for the Digital Age
2008-01-08 00:00:00 Polaroid today launches a new of line instant entertainment products to help consumers unlock their digital media. The company is announcing the launch of a Bluetooth- and USB-enabled Digital Instant Mobile Photo Printer for mobile phones and digital cameras, as well as a unique digital media hub that allows consumers ...
By: Latest phones
Thoughts on Sound Quality in the Digital Age
2008-01-06 07:01:00 Here’s an interesting exercise to try out if you get the chance. Take a listen to an album recorded back during the heyday of vinyl on it’s original vinyl and then more recent remastered releases… or even early CD releases and newer remastered versions. I did this recently with a few albums, ...
Why You Must Obey Movie Copyright Laws In The Digital Age
2007-12-26 02:02:00 Many people have pursued the hobby of downloading movies and songs on the Internet and sharing them with their friends and family online. However, this is direct violation of U.S. copyright laws. Not... bugil luacah malaysia
Digital age young people in love with old-world techniques - San Jose Mercu
2007-12-23 06:30:00 Digital age young people in love with old-world techniquesSan Jose Mercury News, USA - 1 hour agoThat young people from the digital age are drawn to the old-world techniques of photography is fascinating, but simple. "It really forces me to slow down ...
In The Digital Age, The Sun Never Sets On The (Former) British Empire: Cana
2007-11-27 07:53:00 Or at least, it certainly feels like it. In addition to last week?s UK government public relations fiasco with the two lost CDs?and the other post I had regarding a break-in into an Indian government military research lab, where three computers got stolen?there are reports from Canada that a consultant for the Provincial Public Health Laboratory (PHL) of Newfoundland and Labrador took home from a laboratory a laptop containing patient information, creating a data breach. From the reports, it doesn?t sound as if the laptop was stolen from the consultant. Rather, and this is freaky as hell, a security researcher called up the consultant in question at home, letting the consultant know that the researcher was able to access the data, via the consultant?s internet connection. Can imagine? You?re minding your own business, doing some government work when a guy calls in to let you know, ?I can see your data.? It feels like the fourth sequel to I Know W...
The Timeline of The Digital Age Development
2007-11-16 09:23:00 Ever wonder how is the digital age ever started? It is all started way back on 1833 when Faraday did his experiment:May, 1833Work on semiconductors published by Michael Faraday.Michael Faraday found that the material's conductivity increased with temperature. This effect is typical of semiconductors the material of choice for the chip industry.8 October, 1926Julius Lilienfield patents a device that will become known as the transistor.December, 1943Colossus unveiled.The Colossus computer was built by British to crack the Lorenz code used by Hitler to encrypt messages to his generals.23 December, 1947Transistor invented.John Bardeen and Walter Brattain working under William Shockley show off the first transistor to bosses at Bell Labs New Jersey.16 November, 1953First computer based on transistor was built.Richard Grimsdale, Douglas Webb and Tom Kilburn did the prototype computer built with transistors. Later it become the Metrovick 950 the first commercial transistorised computer .J...
By: Macam-macam
TV moves to digital age; advertisers must catch up (at Reuters)
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Connection and Disconnection in the Digital Age
2007-10-18 09:02:00 [Things influencing this post: David Warlick's K12Online Keynote Tom Hoffman's -- On Modernism The words of the students of SLA] For a bunch of years at Beacon, I taught a senior English class called "Connection and Disconnection in the 20th Century." It was a semester-long, reading intensive class that really was a survey of some of what I thought the major literary themes of the modernist and post-modernist movement were and are. The class was reasonably analog, and despite that, some of my favorite moments of classroom teaching happened there. This is one of the intro letters from the class: To the students of Connection and Disconnection in 20th Century Literature: The desire for connection, to our fellow humans, to a community, to a country, to a God, could be considered a basic human need. In the 20th century, as many of the traditional bonds changed at a speed never seen before, that sense of connection changed or was lost. Much of the literature of the modernist and...
By: Practical Theory
Art of the Digital Age
2007-10-15 23:09:00 Book DescriptionAn essential guide for everyone interested in culture and creativity in the digital world.The impact of digital technology has radically transformed traditional activities such as painting and sculpture, while entirely new forms, such as net art, digital installation, and virtual reality, have emerged as recognized artistic practices.Digital artists themselves are often pushing the boundaries of artistic expression and exploring some of the most urgent social and political issues facing humankind today.The first major illustrated survey of the field, Art of the Digital Age presents the work of over one hundred artists from around the world.Following an introduction that traces the history of digital art, the book goes on to consider its diverse genres, from digital imaging, installation, and animation to software and net art.Each chapter illustrates key works by both established and emerging figures, while personal statements from the artists offer revealing insights...
By: Design Arts
Reality in the Digital Age: A Blending of Two Worlds
2007-09-19 02:18:00 Boundaries that once separated the physical world from the virtual world are declining at an ever-increasing rate. Services such as Twitter and Facebook Mobile are allowing people to combine their physical and virtual lives into one globular heap. The resultant mishmash is a new reality that is a blending of two formerly distinct realities, and ...
By: The Continuum
Coleridge in the Digital Age: Cell Phone as Porlock
2007-08-23 23:47:00 Who's Porlock? Well, just about every literate person will recognize "In Xanadu did Kubla Khan, A stately pleasure-dome decree..." and most will have heard the story behind it. Samuel Taylor Coleridge was in an opium trance. He started writing that beautiful poem. Fifty-two equally splendid lines came forth- but Coleridge was interrupted by a knock on the door, from a "person on business from Porlock," according to Coleridge's notes...And by the time he got back to his poem, he had lost it - leaving us just the fragment. Some cynics claim that Coleridge made up the whole incident to explain his unfinished fragment - that there was no person from Porlock who interrupted him. Others, seeing some high moral ground in the story, accept it, and point to the pitfalls of drugs as its primary lesson. I don?t know whether the story is true or false. But it has always struck me as having a completely different lesson: the vulnerability of the creative impulse, indeed our thoughts at an...
By: Infinite Regress
Homo Zappiens - Growing up in A Digital Age
2007-06-21 10:54:00 Because we have two tweens in the house (8 and 9 yr olds), I have been reading a lot about tweens. I have been combing the internet on information on tweens. I have already started a folder titled tweens because I had been bookmarking many articles, blogs and websites on tweens. One of these days I would organize them into a blog of it's own. Through reading and observation, one striking fact about tweens is that they are very computer savvy. It's the age when their interest moves from traditional toys (like G.I. Joes and Barbies) to computers, video games and websites. If you're a parent of tweens...or an educator...I want to share this book ith you:The title of the book is Homo Zappiens: Growing up in a Digital Age. It's written by Wim Veen and Ben Vrakking.I was actually on the bookstore that day to buy a DVD that my boss asked me to purchase. While in the bookstore during an office errand, this book caught my eye. I browsed quickly and after browsing I knew I needed to buy t...
By: Liza's Eyeview
Professionalism in the Digital Age
2007-06-05 01:22:00 Many people speak of the importance of being professional in the business world but unfortunately, this subject is talked about more than practiced. Dictionary definitions speak of a professional as an individual that is an expert in his or her field but when it comes to the business world acting as a professional entails how someone presents oneself at work, among his colleagues, and with customers. And now in the digital era, we have to consider how we present ourselves on our website, in e-mail, and in our blogs.When you’re digital a lot of your personality can become lost. Whether you meant something as a joke, sarcastically, or with no harm at all can be misinterpreted when you’re online. This calls for caution when using bold, capital, or red letters in your correspondence and to read and reread your transmissions before you push send or publish. When you circulate something on the web it can be nearly impossible to remove what is published so you would want to be extra c...
Why You Must Obey Movie Copyright Laws In The Digital Age
2007-05-31 22:14:00 Many people have pursued the hobby of downloading movies and songs on the Internet and sharing them with their friends and family online. However, this is direct violation of U.S. copyright laws. Not surprisingly, the biggest violators of the movie copyright laws are students. The movie industry is sending out copyright infringement claims to college ...
By: Poxline Blog
Media files, Copyright Act for the Digital Age VIDEO
2007-03-22 20:53:00 My GenerationUnited States House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and Intellectual Property Hearing on “Reforming Section 115 of the Copyright Act for the Digital Age” FULL STREAMING VIDEO, By Direction of the ChairmanMarybeth Peters testimony in PDF format. Register of Copyrights U.S. Register of Copyrights Washington, DC.(Double click screen for full size)LINKS Section 115 Reform Act of 2006. - Statement of the United States Copyright Office to the Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and Intellectual Property, Committee on the Judiciary Technorati Tags: apple tv and youtube or ipod and myspace or VIDEO and Digital music files and Copyright Act for the Digital Age or United States House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary and Congressman John Conyers and multi media files or audio and online file sharing or streaming media and mp3 or itunes
Digital Photography - The Digital Age Is Here, Don’t Get Left Out!
1969-12-31 19:00:00 Taking Photographs has been one of the best ways to help us re capture those treasured moments from the past for a long time now, and if anything today this is even more true. The advances in technology over the last decade have made picture taking so, so much easier and convenient pretty much anywhere ...
Wedding Videography in the Digital Age
0000-00-00 00:00:00 What’s the state of the wedding videography industry today? To find out, we talked with working wedding videographers, found industry statistics and fleshed out what is undoubtedly a flourishing business in a growing market. Although some might wonder if amateurs are moving in on the pros because of lower-cost gear and easier-to-use software, our consensus ...
By: Trading Studio
Punctuation in Names Can Pose a Problem in the Digital Age
0000-00-00 00:00:00 Thinking about a baby name that includes an apostrophe, hyphen or extra space? Before you decide, consider this: Many computer systems (still) can't handle names that include nonstandard elements. This is not only a problem for the many people with surnames like O'Connell, al-Muhajer and Van Der Vaart -- it's also ... |
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