Stories about Zediva have been kicking around the internet for the past few days. It's an interesting story and an even more interesting concept. The company's founder explained that concept to Rotten Tomatoes as this: "We don’t rent digital copies of a movie," he said. "Our users rent a physical DVD, along with a DVD player, from us for a
Next show I am going to try and do some green screen which should be fun. I played with it tonight before the show and was blown away that I could get a good key here in the hotel room. Lot's of tech and some new site and sponsor announcements next week. The following Sponsors support GNC your support of
The most useful computer is the one in your pocket. What really makes any computer useful is the software that you are able to run on it. When I was a kid in the early 1960’s, one evening my Dad brought home a battery-operated AM transistor radio. I was immediately transfixed. That simple AM radio and I were inseparable. That
We’ve been hearing quite a lot about Internet-delivered video content lately. Trends sometimes seem to advance slowly over a long period of time but then tumultuous market shifts seem to happen overnight. Blockbuster just filed for bankruptcy. Blockbuster was unable to reconfigure their business structure to compete effectively with Netflix. It seems that Netflix has won the ongoing war. Streaming
In the world of blogging, podcasting and social networking, much has been said about the so-called “long tail.” The concept of the “long tail” revolves around the idea that available content living on the Internet gets a lot of extra audience over a long period of time, as opposed to traditional print and broadcast content which has a much more
It's the cost of doing business - advertising pays the bills. However, when you have a live show where someone clicks on - and is ready to move on when they don't get instant gratification, 30 second ad might make them move on before they even see the show. Is 30 too long and what is the magic number? But
I remember it well. Back around October of 2004, I first heard the word “podcast” used on The David Lawrence Show via my XM Satellite Radio. It sounded interesting, and I wrote it down on my driver logbook cover with the idea of looking it up later. I heard David mention it again once or twice over the next few