Sony’s Hd Camcorder Captures Grins (pc Magazine)

March 15th, 2009

PC Magazine – The company’s latest high-def video camcorder features Smile Shutter technology, which automatically takes pictures of people who flash a smile in your direction.

France Clamps Down On Internet Piracy (afp)

March 13th, 2009

Minister for Culture and Communication Christine Albanel leaves the cabinet meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris. France moved Wednesday to clamp down on Internet piracy with a bill that would set up a new agency to track down cybersurfers who illegally download music, videos and movies from the web.(AFP/Gerard Cerles)AFP – France moved Wednesday to clamp down on Internet piracy with a bill that would set up a new agency to track down cybersurfers who illegally download music, videos and movies from the web.


Totlol, An Online Video Playroom For Children (afp)

March 11th, 2009

Kids are seen here using Internet. A software-developer dad eager to share the fun of online video with his young children has single-handedly created a tot-friendly version of YouTube.(AFP/File/Hoang Dinh Nam)AFP – A software-developer dad eager to share the fun of online video with his young children has single-handedly created a tot-friendly version of YouTube.


Brightcove 3 Positioned For Fall Release (techweb)

March 8th, 2009

TechWeb – InformationWeek – The online video platform update will deliver long-form, broadcast-quality content without proprietary software plug-ins.

Hdtv Home Theater Summer Blockbusters (techweb)

August 5th, 2008

TechWeb – InformationWeek – Now playing: HDTV movies in your home, with a little help from Apple TV, Blu-ray, Netflix Player by Roku, Vudu, and Xbox Live Marketplace.

Politician Gravel, Youtube Star (pc World)

August 4th, 2008

PC World – By now, we’ve all heard about the ways political candidates have used the Web to raise money or connect with voters. But…

May We Have Your Attention, Please? (businessweek Online)

August 3rd, 2008

BusinessWeek Online – It’s official: The average knowledge worker has the attention span of a sparrow. Roughly once every three minutes, typical cubicle dwellers set aside whatever they’re doing and start something else — anything else. It could be answering the phone, checking e-mail, responding to an instant message, clicking over to YouTube (NasdaqGS:GOOG – News), or posting something amusing on Facebook. Constant interruptions are the Achilles’ heel of the information economy in the U.S. These distractions consume as much as 28% of the average U.S. …