I thought I’d repost part of this note from the Digital Hollywood folks at CES 2009. They run several of the sessions that deal with the convergence of the online world with TV, Film, and more. For me one of … Continue reading
OK, so I’ve got Gymnastics on the TV and Table Tennis early rounds on the computer. HUGE kudos to NBC and Microsoft for providing such a superb streaming and downloadable video environment – this is definitely NOT your father’s technological … Continue reading
Not sure where they got this video, but I think this HTC Dream has a good chance of becoming …. Your new phone
First I want to say how I really appreciate the fact NBC is going to place all of the Olympic sports content online – a real boon for those of us who follow sports like Table Tennis and Badminton. Those … Continue reading
When Google bought Youtube for 1.6 billion last year they effectively allocated $400 million of the purchase price towards lawsuits they felt were coming down the pike. Although both the purchase price and that extraordinary “copyright payoff” of 400 … Continue reading
The huge wait over approval for the Sirius XM Satellite radio merger is almost over as FCC staff has recommended approval of this action making approval very likely. In my view the merger will have a positive effect on the profitability of the … Continue reading
Pangu Plaza is one of three key buildings that will be very prominent during the Olympics, and I’ll have several postings about this real estate project which we toured during my stay in Beijing. Pangu Plaza’s buildings are shaped like a dragon with a huge gravity … Continue reading
TechCrunch’s Mike Arrington is on my favorite show tonight talking about the future of technology along with Chris Anderson of Wired. (not to be confused with TED conference coordinator Chris Anderson). Here are the videos Ha – just got a … Continue reading
More important than Valleywag‘s mildly controversial publication of TED Conference attendees is my proposed publication of TED non-attendees, which would take a forest of paper and list some 6,499,999,000 of the world’s 6.5 billion people. The non-TED list would have more dumb … Continue reading
John Furrier has been working in technology and starting technology startups for some time and his blog has a lot of good perspectives from a clever guy. John was a founder of PodTech, the video startup, and I had a couple of … Continue reading
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