Primetime for Techies
Outside the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco there were half a dozen satellite trucks. Reporters and producers, photographers and cameramen lined up around the entrance. Bloggers, tourists, curious...
Visualizing Predictions for Technology, 2012 and Beyond
By this time of the year I start searching to see how the predictions for 2012 are panning out. Did more money go to video advertising? What kind of...
Video and the e-Patient
According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project ‘The Social Life of Health Information’ 2011 report, 80% of Internet users look online for health information. And according to...
How a Stolen iPhone, Nelson, and a Photostream to Its Previous Owner Went Viral
A pretty interesting story to monitor the impact of social media on press coverage. Yesterday someone in my Facebook news feed shared a Facebook photo album, which at that...
Here’s Why You’ve Been Unfriended…
My mother always said that politics was not good dinner table conversations. Well, it turns out, it isn’t proper online fodder either. A new report out by the Pew...
Costs (and Benefits) of Hyperconnectivity
According to a recent study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, today’s hyperconnected youth will shun deep engagement with people; they will lack critical thinking skills and...
A Life Without Internet
Okay, it’s over-dramatized; it’s in my case just a short period in the form of a coast-to-coast flight without in-flight Internet, and the resulting information void. After overcoming the...
Web 2.0 Expo SF 2010 – “A Conversation with Kevin Lynch”
An interview with Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch about Flash, HTML5 and freedom of choice.
Flash and Flex Developer’s Magazine
The Flash and Flex Developer’s Magazine is an online magazine dedicated to the development community. Ewa, the chief editor, was so nice to point me to the latest release,...
Behind Flash Video – an exclusive interview with Chris Hock Macromedia’s Director of Product Marketing
Chris Hock is talking about the success and importance of flash video, different flashcom services, and what improvements we will see in the future. Big thanks to Chris for...
