Friday, September 20, 2002

Link via  Boing Boing Blog 18 hours of 64 World's Fair audio! " 18 hours of amateur recordings of the 1964 NY World's Fair as MP3 on a CD for $17.50! " 10:01:57 PM  comment []       American Invisible, Inc. ->  Audioblogging   -> " For the first time I realize that people really are working to transform blogs from 'text and graphics' into something much, much more valuable. " 9:36:11 PM  comment []       Over at:  Marc's Voice -> Multimedia Conversations   " OK - now freeze here - now let's look at the multimedia side of the spectrum. Clearly creating or authoring multimedia is not a real-time process. It's something that's well thought out and methodically produced. This changes the nature of interchange, creativity and certainly conversation. Check out this chart I did recently. What happens when we explore further the spectrum between publishing and communication? " 9:07:46 PM  comment []       80211 planet.com News ->  Verizon's Router Rebate -> "Since nothing's stopping Verizon customers from putting a router in the home or office to share high-speed Internet access, officials figured its better to join 'em than beat 'em. " Good to see someone is paying attention.  As broadband vendors start to expand their features and try to differentiate their offerings they will need to harvest the ideas/requests of their early adopter customers and convert them to next phase business offerings.  Why not offer a wireless router? Maybe next year.  How about a router/wirelss/weblog server combo that supports audioblogs/multimedia files?  This news may be a baby step but at least this is a step in the right direction. 6:31:25 AM  comment []

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