Game Industry Worried: Gamers Giving It Up As They Grow Up
Mike Vorhaus is the managing director of the consulting and research firm Frank N. Magid Associates and is in charge of a fairly in-depth study of cRead More…
Month: April 2008
The Year of Cellphone Advertising: Paying for Services through “Opt in” Ads
The New York Times has an interesting piece outlining signs that advertising may be coming to our cellphones. The good news: guidelines have been esRead More…
The Google Scandal: Keeping $809K of $1.1M of Revenue Generated from Piracy (Allegedly)
So our friends at the Wall Street Journal (subscription required) are running multiple stories on Google today with reference to online video. At the Read More…
Microlibraries Project: 20,000+ books available on demand
The Center for Open and Sustainable Learning (COSL) has organized the Microlibraries Project, making over 20,000 Project Gutenberg books available aRead More…
Microlibraries Project: 20,000+ books available on demand
The Center for Open and Sustainable Learning (COSL) has organized the Microlibraries Project, making over 20,000 Project Gutenberg books available aRead More…
EMI Interested in DRM-Free While Warner Says No Way to Steve Jobs
The DRM battle continues! The latest news revolves around EMI being in talks with retailers to sell music DRM-free vs. Warner Music Group’s clear “NRead More…
Will DRM die or thrive? Apple, Amazon, Tivo, Wal-Mart not sure…
So all in the same week we have the following news: 1) Steve Jobs embraces a DRM-free world but says his hands are tied. 2) Amazon & Tivo joRead More…
Groupthink in Digg: A Suggested Solution
I love Digg. I check in at least daily. I love the site, love the concept, and love that it works so well. I always enjoy it when a social network seeRead More…
Google Discloses Payout to YouTube Founders: Hurley $345M & Chen $326M
When Google bought YouTube back in October for $1.65 billion, we didn’t know exactly what this meant for the founders financially. But now we know. Read More…
Wal-Mart Goes Digital Movies… Why Netflix May Dethrone Them Again
Wal-Mart today announced a partnership with all six major Hollywood Studios (Disney, Warner Brothers, Paramount, Sony, 20th Century Fox, and UniversRead More…