Archive for the 'Tech 2.0' Category
Whats happened? Lots…
1 Comment Published by Siddiq Bello June 5th, 2007 in Start-ups, Tech 2.0, TrendSpotting, Web 2.0, Web Resources, round-up, social ideas, social media, trend, twitter.Garry Trudeau became an RIAA shill…
The New York Times finds new ways to say the record labels are dead: With the hyperbolic headline “Plunge in CD Sales Shakes Up Big Labels” the NYT outlines the approved list symptoms contributing the labels demise but steadfastly avoids stating any causes.
The software police at the BSA put out [...]
Whats happened? Lots…
0 Comments Published by Siddiq Bello June 5th, 2007 in Start-ups, Tech 2.0, TrendSpotting, Web 2.0, Web Resources, round-up, social ideas, social media, trend, twitter.Garry Trudeau became an RIAA shill…
The New York Times finds new ways to say the record labels are dead: With the hyperbolic headline “Plunge in CD Sales Shakes Up Big Labels” the NYT outlines the approved list symptoms contributing the labels demise but steadfastly avoids stating any causes.
The software police at the BSA put out [...]
A 5 Site Guide to Web 2.0
1 Comment Published by Siddiq Bello March 21st, 2007 in A-List Bloggers, RIA, Tech 2.0, Web 2.0, a-listers, reddit, social media, twitter, web 3.0.If you follow any of the Web 2.0 A-listers, like Pete Cashmore, Frank Arrington or Om Malik , then you know that the only thing anyone can agree on is that no one really knows what Web 2.0 is. Folks seem to agree that it’s got something to do with the rise of social media, [...]
Digital Ethnography: The Machine is using US
1 Comment Published by Siddiq Bello February 7th, 2007 in Tech 2.0, Tech Musings, TrendSpotting, User Generated Content, Viral marketing, Web 2.0, YouTube, digital ethnography, social networking, trend, video.GooTube isnt just the domain of scantily clad women, moronic teenage antics and copyright infringement. There’s gold in them thar servers and one nugget was sent to me by the amazing Phasing on Monday. It has captured the mood/feeling of the “whats happening?” crowd and offers some insights into thinking of the “whats next!” crowd.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE]
YouTube Up TV Down
0 Comments Published by Siddiq Bello November 27th, 2006 in IPTV, Online TV, Quantification, Research, Research Summary, Tech 2.0, TrendSpotting, Web Stats, YouTube, bbc, trend.Great post over at Mashable on this BBC report claiming that 43% of Brits who watch video via the net or mobile devices watch less TV. Now thats a big scary number but the fine print is that this group represents only 9% of the British population. Of course thats the only bit of good [...]
Research Summary: Google Takes On TV
2 Comments Published by Siddiq Bello June 16th, 2006 in Conjecture, Entertainment, Google, Innovation, Research Summary, Tech 2.0.There is alot of google bashing these days from sites that track its "evilness" to pundits urging it to embrace its evilness. As an early, and modestly loyal, user of most Google applications I'm inclined to like their products (except Google Video, which sucks ass and Picasa, which still isnt as good as ACDSee8 ). [...]
What does it take to build a business that gets a whole meme named after it? How do you get to be part of the Web 2.0 goodness that has been exploding all over the media? I dont know, but the web does provide access to lots of people that do. I contacted 10 of them for their answers to these questions and more.
Firing up my email program, along with a bit of courage, I emailed the founders of 10 different companies a series of questions about how they started their businesses and any lessons they'd picked-up along the way. I expected to get a few cruel letters of rejection and disdain from some overworked PR flack distrustful of blogs and unsure of their validity or usefulness. Instead, six founders running some of the Webs most interesting companies (at least the ones I use most often) agreed to chat with me.
Score: Indie Blogger 1, PR Flacks 0! Continue reading ‘10 CEO’s, 5 Questions, 1 Big Insight’
What does it take to build a business that gets a whole meme named after it? How do you get to be part of the Web 2.0 goodness that has been exploding all over the media? I dont know, but the web does provide access to lots of people that do. I contacted 10 of them for their answers to these questions and more.
Firing up my email program, along with a bit of courage, I emailed the founders of 10 different companies a series of questions about how they started their businesses and any lessons they'd picked-up along the way. I expected to get a few cruel letters of rejection and disdain from some overworked PR flack distrustful of blogs and unsure of their validity or usefulness. Instead, six founders running some of the Webs most interesting companies (at least the ones I use most often) agreed to chat with me.
Score: Indie Blogger 1, PR Flacks 0! Continue reading ‘10 CEO’s, 5 Questions, 1 Big Insight’
MP3tunes gets Tivo’ed
0 Comments Published by Siddiq Bello May 10th, 2006 in AJAX, Digital Music, Entertainment, Tech 2.0, Tech Musings, michael robertson.Everyone has probably experienced the problem of traveling to your country home and having to figure out how to take all your music with you. Do you buy another music server? Do you just hire the bands you want to listen to and let them stay with you? What to do, what to do?
Enter MP3tunes. [...]
MP3tunes gets Tivo’ed
0 Comments Published by Siddiq Bello May 10th, 2006 in AJAX, Digital Music, Entertainment, Tech 2.0, Tech Musings, michael robertson.Everyone has probably experienced the problem of traveling to your country home and having to figure out how to take all your music with you. Do you buy another music server? Do you just hire the bands you want to listen to and let them stay with you? What to do, what to do?
Enter MP3tunes. [...]
