31 Jan, 2007
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology
Quickly becoming the breeding ground of web innovation, Demo07 is launching today. In case you are new to the event, here is a quick summary:
The DEMO conference is a unique blend of general sessions, one-on-one demonstrations, and networking - all in a relaxed atmosphere that promotes casual business interaction.
DEMO’s Niche
The true value is that DEMO [...]
30 Jan, 2007
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology
We all love MyBlogLog, right? A great little widget that tells you who has been to your site.
And Flickr? Or how about YouTube? Consider, maybe even Google’s Suite of Applications?
They are all web services. They are bits and pieces of code that allow you to mix and mash them, move them all around the web, [...]
29 Jan, 2007
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology
Have you ever wanted to get rid of your television? Forsaking cable or satellite for the latest in internet offerings? Here’s you chance…
Skype cofounders Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis have turned their efforts to Joost.com, which is being molded into a ‘global television distribution platform.’ The free service allows you to watch television on the [...]
What happens in a failing market? Responsible companies figure out what the hell is going on and adapt, right?
Almost…
In the case of the recording industry, they tried to sue file sharing and download sites out of existence. And we all know how that worked. One goes down, three more go up.
CD sales are continuing their [...]
26 Jan, 2007
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology
Several years ago, Microsoft tried to introduce what was called “Microsoft Services” to the general public. Well, the developers of the general public at least. How do you think that went?
What they had in mind was this: Have scripts or programs sitting on a server, and allow people access to that server. Basically, it was [...]