by dustin | May 19, 2006 | Advertising, Technology
Jose put together a cute and clever parody of Apple’s recent ads. This time we get to see how mass media networks compare to podcasts.
by dustin | May 12, 2006 | Technology
My friend Bill Kinnon is lamenting the fact that even a 1.1 terabyte hard drive is no longer enough to store all of his video files (he does television production). HD television bumps up the demand. We’ll see where that leads the supply chain. Guess...
by dustin | May 5, 2006 | Technology
In a previous post, I discussed how major telcos were flashing their swords pertaining to the neutrality of the net. Based on this NPR story, the threat appears to be working. Not to be a Chicken Little, but this is starting to get scary. Other related links:...
by dustin | Apr 14, 2006 | Branding, Business Management, Marketing, Technology
According to the gamer blog Kotaku, Burger King is developing a campaign to offer BK-branded video games to customers for approximately $4 each. Apparently, the campaign will include three Xbox/Xbox 360 games in different game genres: fighter, racing, and action...
by dustin | Mar 3, 2006 | Human Resources, Ideas, Seth Godin, Technology
If you haven’t checked out Squidoo, well it is worth a visit. By searching Seth Godin’s brainchild, I’ve found some great information on HR and ideas for a professional organization to which I belong. Check out my lens when you have a moment. I...
by dustin | Dec 30, 2005 | Society, Technology
Over a month ago, Doc Searls wrote a compelling (but long and cerebral) techno manifesto Saving the Net: How to Keep the Carriers from Flushing the Net Down the Tubes for Linux Journal. It was concerning comments made in a BusinessWeek Magazine interview with Ed...
