Category
New research released today from marketing research company NPD indicates that digital downloading of movies (the legal kind) is still not mainstream. According to the report, released in March, families reported spending an average of $25 a month on digital entertainment purchase/rentals. Of that, 63 percent was spent on DVD purchases; 7 percent on Blu-Ray purchases; 18 percent on DVD/Blu-Ray
Big Media = Control at All Costs!
The Internet did not kill the newspapers. It snatched away the crutch they were using to prop themselves up after they botched their response to TV.
The latest Boxee update brings back support for Hulu feeds, something that was lost a couple weeks ago. Todd has talked highly of the Boxee, and to be honest, I've been giving it a pretty close look myself. When the support for Hulu was lost, I stopped looking. My kids and I find a ton of things to watch on
This morning I pile into my truck like I normally do - need a cup of coffee bad. Need my podcasts bad. Start the car and I normally listen to some Classic Rock music - Maybe Zepplin or Pink Floyd. Forigner, Styx, Journey and I suppose a little AC/DC. But as I turned on the radio, I heard the song
I like online videos but I don’t have time to watch as much as I like. At work I can listen to podcasts as much as I like until it is time to go home. I have yet to figure a way to watch videos while I work so audio only is for my situation. The difference between video and
I don’t know how Pandora works. I just know it does. Pandora is an online music service I’m sure most of you have heard of if not used. I started using it last year and I absolutely love it. It learns what you like as you use it. You pick a single song or artist when starting up and it