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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Narrow Casting
Emmy Advanced Media - Television Business News: Networked Soccer: An IP Video Juke and Score!
This sounds like a really great idea. Nice to see the potential being turned into something you can imagine working.
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Economics and Networks
Last week on Earshot we did a show about Telecommunciations Networks and the ways new technology is disrupting the current order and regulatory system. This is stuff I’m really interested in.
John spoke to Nicholas Economides of NYU’s Stern Business School, an expert in the Economics of Networks. I spoke to Brian Capouch of St. [...]
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Down with Buzzwords
Powazek: Just a Thought: Death to User-Generated Content
Bravo sir!
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Making Movies with Scraps
For class this week I watched three movies, all of which I enjoyed and each of which crafted a documentary with very little original footage. I am really getting into these experimental films, although I think the ones we are watching are more accessible than some.
The first one I saw was the charming History and [...]
Stern Business Plan
Last week on Earshot we did a show about the Stern Business Plan and entrepreneurship. Janet and Annie put together a great package on some of the student semi-finalists. The levels are not great unfortunately, and the sound files seem to have been slightly corrupted in places, but it’s still a good listen if you [...]
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Re-enactment in Video Documentary
I watched a couple of movies recently for Experimental Approaches to Non-Fiction Media.
The first was The Thin Blue Line by Errol Morris. This is a really interesting film about the investigation into the murder of a police officer in Texas, and the eventual conviction of a man who it is strongly suggested was innocent. The [...]
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MySpace second for page views
GigaOM : ยป Big Shifts In Internet Usage
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Bird Cam