Wired on Boucher.
Video-on-demand. I had a chance to play with it while in Boston, and it's quite cool, although the delays are pretty hefty at times. The biggest problem? We're not at the celestial jukebox yet...one movie I wanted to watch disappeared the next day before I had a chance to watch it. Still, with a much larger catalog, a virtual NetFlix might do very very well, as it solves the impulse buy problem of not being able to just arrange it with friends and go see a movie or rent one.
CoverBuddy certainly seems like a nice step towards my most-pined-after MP3 player feature: grouping tracks together.
Macrovision lawsuits.
Interview on Second Life and virtual property.
Countermeasures.
IP TV revenue projections big.
More Canadian Copyright bruhaha.
Macrovision. More.
Curious bedfellows.
$2.3K Datamonitor report. Thank you Lippincott.
Eventblogging of Intellectual Property Meets Contract Law conference.
Average of 21 iTunes sold per iPod.
MS releases BT-like protocol, Avalanche.
More free music. That's free as in beer, not as in speech, mind you.
eBay/Live8 saga continues.
CC bashing. Not that CC, Professor Lessig....
Deep search. Follow the money....
Ran across a new term: Grey Literature.
"Information produced on all levels of government, academics, business and industry in electronic and print formats not controlled by commerical publishing i.e. where publishing is not the primary activity." There's even a journal.
Mixtapes.
--Ari
Video-on-demand. I had a chance to play with it while in Boston, and it's quite cool, although the delays are pretty hefty at times. The biggest problem? We're not at the celestial jukebox yet...one movie I wanted to watch disappeared the next day before I had a chance to watch it. Still, with a much larger catalog, a virtual NetFlix might do very very well, as it solves the impulse buy problem of not being able to just arrange it with friends and go see a movie or rent one.
CoverBuddy certainly seems like a nice step towards my most-pined-after MP3 player feature: grouping tracks together.
Macrovision lawsuits.
Interview on Second Life and virtual property.
Countermeasures.
IP TV revenue projections big.
More Canadian Copyright bruhaha.
Macrovision. More.
Curious bedfellows.
$2.3K Datamonitor report. Thank you Lippincott.
Eventblogging of Intellectual Property Meets Contract Law conference.
Average of 21 iTunes sold per iPod.
MS releases BT-like protocol, Avalanche.
More free music. That's free as in beer, not as in speech, mind you.
eBay/Live8 saga continues.
CC bashing. Not that CC, Professor Lessig....
Deep search. Follow the money....
Ran across a new term: Grey Literature.
"Information produced on all levels of government, academics, business and industry in electronic and print formats not controlled by commerical publishing i.e. where publishing is not the primary activity." There's even a journal.
Mixtapes.
--Ari
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