January 11, 2012
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Your Daily Media Consumption for 2012
Are you consuming media the same way you did ten years ago, five years ago, or even two years ago? I’ve noticed for myself and others that media consumption is morphing just as new media services and filtering tools are being made available. Two years ago I wrote an article about my personal daily media … Continue Reading
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Our amazing morphing media purchasing and consumption habits
A year and a half ago I wrote a piece entitled, “My Daily Media Consumption Habits” which looked at the way myself and others are shifting the way they consume media. As many media industries, such as music and newspapers, were having difficulty making a go of their cash cow revenue streams, such as CD … Continue Reading
Will Windows 8 be Dead On Arrival?
With Microsoft set to unveil Windows 8 next week, pockets of the web are whispering that this cross-platform & touch-screen enabled OS has the potential to be the iPad killer. I am skeptical, to say the least.
Hollywood’s “UltraViolet†signaling that DVDs are really dead?
With the romantically inclined exception of print, people are caring less and less to purchase & horde media in physical artifact form anymore. Can you blame them? In comes Hollywood’s UltraViolet to make the online purchase of video easy and cross-platform. But is it too late to make a real dent in the existing culture of free, but illegal, torrents?
iPad competitors need to focus on the experience of using their tablet PCs
I remember attending a computer trade show years ago in Vegas (I believe it was Comdex. Gives you an idea how long ago) and seeing an endless array of portable video players. At the time, the Apple iPod had come out, but it had yet to release a video version of its digital player. I … Continue Reading
