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I've been spending the day at the future of TV conference I mentioned below, and am hearing recurring themes from people here, which mesh with a lot I've been thinking.I spoke about a key technological driver, which is storage. Classic broadcast TV had everyone watching at the same time, because there is no storage at all. The next iteration is a central archive, but these are fragile - witness the...

Kevin Compares iPods Originally uploaded by mollyeh11. from Cory's 'Themepunks' :Remember the iPod? Why do you think it was so prone to scratching and going all gunky after a year in your pocket? Why would Apple build a handheld technology out of materials that turned to shit if you looked at them cross-eyed? It's because the iPod was only meant to last a year! [...]He handed her a white brick,...

September 30th, 2005 11:30am - 12:30pm Getting Ready for Prime Time: Online Video and the Future of Television at The Hillside Club 2286 Cedar Street Berkeley, California I'm speaking at this conference about Content Discovery and Search relating to online video -looks like an interesting day. Technorati Tags: bacon, bittorrent, long tail, movie, pirate, podcasting, power law, tags, v...

September 27th, 2005 6:30 - 8:30pm Tag Tuesday - Scott Golder and Technorati Blog Finder at 77 Natoma Street at 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA USA Meet other Bay Area tag developers, hear Scott Golder present his research on Collaborative Tagging, and hear how Technorati Blog Finder combines bubble-up taxonomy and direct tagging. We skipped this in August due to Barcamp, but we're back.Technorati...

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Chris Anderson writes in Always On:the Long Tail model, which was born in March 2004. [...]I met with a guy named Robbie Vann-Adibé who at the time was running a digital jukebox company called Ecast. During the course of our conversation, Robbie asked me what percentage of his top 10,000 tracks I thought sold at least once per month? [...]The answer was 98%—that is, 98% of Ecast's top 10,000 tracks...

I have seen several discussions of Digital Rights Management again recently. Having blogged on this folly at enormous length in the past, I thought instead I'd apply my targetted frame technique. Here are some anti-DRM arguments framed for 5 different groups: Computer Users: DRM turns your computer against youI know sometimes it seems like your computer has its own agenda, when it refuses to print...

John Scalzi’s angry reaction to TV commentators’ astonishment at people not evacuating New Orleans led him to write Being Poor - a heartfelt explanation in the form of a series of examples. And then the commenters came and added their experiences, on and on and on in heartbreaking detail.John reflects on it all:Overall, writing the "Being Poor" piece and seeing the response has been one of the moving...