Archive for the ‘media’ Category
On Sunday, YouTube celebrated its fifth birthday. Congratulations! On this birthday, the video site announced approximately 2,000,00,000 views each day. In the wake of this announcement, Eliot VanBuskirk over at Wired.com suggested YouTube viewing now tops network prime time viewing—at least in the US. Recently at the Telco 2.0 conference, I tried to put YouTube [...]
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Just about everyone wants to succeed at what they do. As a result of this basic desire, a basic human instinct often kicks in to help out—mimicry. In business speak, this mimicry operates under the term Best Practice. In marketing this instinct is triggered through classic marketing campaigns such as “Be Like Mike.” How might [...]
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music:// A modest proposal
I wrote up a brief three pager offering a possible structure for music licensing online. The idea was simply to simplify the challenge of licensing so many sorts of music users, even file sharing. Click here to download: Structuring the Resolution. The text version: From a platform mindset, our approach to not only licensing but also [...]
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Given the ongoing and at time spicy debate that surrounds the Long Tail, as presented by WIRED’s Chris Anderson, I believe its time we ask a very simple question: Is “The Long Tail” a Theory or an Ideology? If this question has already been asked, then consider this simply the time for me to ask [...]
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Seems the blogoland is officially in a tizzy over the next iPhone. Per protocol, the Apple Store is closed for “restocking,” and a flurry of fuzzy and poached screen shots have appeared in the last week. Quite honestly, as an iPhone owner, I can say that this thing makes other phones just look like toys. [...]
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