Posted by: kegill on: 27 September 2007
Fall term has started — I haven’t written about the MSFT/EU case — and there’s lots going on with media ownership (Jena 6 as springboard for minority ownership issues). But I’m not gonna write about any of that stuff that I should be writing about.
Instead, I’m launching a new category: cool and off-beat YouTube videos [...]
Posted by: kegill on: 15 September 2007
The Democratic Party is truly experimenting with citizen media this election cycle. On Wednesday, they held an “online debate” that consisted of Charlie Rose, PBS, asking questions and recording answers. The questions, of course, came from online voters. Sponsors: The Huffington Post, Slate (owned by the Washington Post) and Yahoo! .
Interested voters can now [...]
Posted by: kegill on: 11 September 2007
The Financial Times reports that Apple is negotiating with Hollywood to rent movies online; the company current sells movies for purchase and download. This would put Apple in competition (of sorts) with Netflix, which provides instant viewing of movies if you own a PC; Amazon, which also provides instant viewing of movies with its [...]