Category: Media Consumption
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Why are Google TV and Apple TV the wrong approach?
As a long term user of an Apple TV (useful when hacked) and reading recently about the Google TV and adapter boxes to come, as well as other ventures into merging “internet Video” and “The lounge room experience”. These approaches almost always have a 20′ interface: one that can be read from the comfy chair…
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If you’re not totally bored with Adobe v Apple re Flash…
If you’re not totally bored re Apple v Adobe re Flash MC Seigler “Adobe You Brought An Advertisement To A Gun Fight” http://tcrn.ch/9PjWYp Adobe, no one seems to want to say this to you, but I will. Stop it, you’re embarrassing yourself. You’ve just spent God-knows how much money on an ad buy that blankets much…
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What is it with Flash?
While personally not a big fan of Flash, I would like to see some balance in the discussion.
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What about the iPad and Media Production?
The iPad launch added another data point to some thoughts that started late last year about the future of Media consumption and therefore, ultimately, production.
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Where are the rest of the BuZZ interviews from 2009?
More from the Digital Production BuZZ on funding entertainment, RED Digital Cinema; the Democratization of Production as well as a look back on 2009 and an attempt to look forward to 2010.
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Why is Television like newspapers?
Television is to newspapers and magazines what music is to movies.
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How will branded media replace advertising?
On last night’s Digital Production BuZZ, host Larry Jordan quizzed me on why I thought advertising was doomed and what would replace it. Â I’m including the 6 minute interview here because it extends the thinking in my previous post on What will replace advertising? from a couple of days ago. Philip Hodgetts on how branded…
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What will replace advertising?
For the longest time I’ve been a believer that the future of the advertising industry is branded entertainment.
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How has technology changed news reporting?
If you missed me on the Digital Production BuZZ show of July 30, here’s the summary of how I think technology and the Internet has changed news reporting.
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What is the future of broadcast and cable TV?
Recent surveys show that people are watching as much Television as ever, and yet pundit after pundit is predicting the imminent demise of “Television”. What’s with that?