HumorBuzz Watch: 123 Days Until The End Of Analog TVAuthored by Jay Baage on October 16, 2008 - 7:18am.
In all seriousness, what will happen to network ratings in 123 days? How many households will not be ready and hooked up to converter boxes? How many will choose not to bother and just watch their favorite shows online instead? Watching Shelly Palmer count down the days to the end of analog television reminds me that we are actually approaching a milestone in media. TV has been king of the media castle for decades in the United States and in 123 days, advertising dollars might actually start trailing media consumption habits more closely if TV households take a dip. That is good news for online media. For those of you eager to find out more about what will happen when digital TV takes over, don't miss our upcoming Future of Television Forum East in NYC on Nov. 18-19. See you there! Guy Kawasaki: The Top Ten Ways to Tell If Things Are Really BadAuthored by Guy Kawasaki on October 15, 2008 - 5:39am.
All Things D On Microhoo Backlash and BackpedalingAuthored by Jay Baage on May 6, 2008 - 10:37am.
I think it's pretty interesting to see how this one plays out... Good vlog from John Paczkowski at All Things Digital today about the whole Microsoft/Yahoo deal debacle. Buzz Watch: No Internet in South Park? The Horror...Authored by Jay Baage on April 17, 2008 - 5:49am.
In case you missed it, last night’s South Park was all about an Internet “black out”. I caught it today, on the Internet, of course. Embedded above is a clip from the show's beta site South Park Studios. To watch the full episode click here. It's both clever and funny. Isn't it scary how dependent we have become on the Internet? Guy Kawasaki: April Fools' Stories You Shouldn't BelieveAuthored by Guy Kawasaki on April 1, 2008 - 5:48am.
On YouTube, DutchWest Plays Differently than the Other KidsAuthored by Scott Goldberg on February 6, 2007 - 6:35am.
Your friends and family are YouTube’s best filters. The reason? The majority of the clips you find browsing are terrible. Most likely, unless you’re intentionally subjecting your friends to garbage, you’re not going to send them bad material. What you send, naturally, is a mark of your identity. Send something dumb and you think it’s funny? Hope you have dumb friends. A buddy recently sent me a clip too stupid to waste time describing with the subject line, “This is funny…I swear!” Well, it wasn’t funny at all. It was horrendous. When I realized he was serious it made me consider whether or not we were really friends. How could our senses of humor be so different? I thought I knew him better than that! tags: Internet | Video | Social Networking | Comedy | YouTube | Humor | Scott Goldberg | DutchWest |
Bullshit Bingo 2.0Authored by Robert Spears on August 21, 2006 - 8:10pm.
In the spirit of not taking ourselves too seriously, here are some fun links provided by EmptyBottle.org pertaining to this week's poll question:
![]() The Ninja on Net NeutralityAuthored by Robert Spears on June 14, 2006 - 10:09am.
"That's what the Internet is all about, people in funny hats making things that people like."
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