Monday, March 03, 2003

moblogging, and in defense of blogging [alterego] -> moblogging, and in defense of blogging - "Scripting points to this Slashdot thread on moblogging. The original post talks about a BBC article on moblogging, and the ensuing conversation quickly turns into both discussion of moblogging and a defense of weblogging against those who describe it as "vanity publishing."   Now Bloggers Can Hit the Road Wired News -> Now Bloggers Can Hit the Road -> "What I'm not so sure of is whether software like this increases the total number of people blogging, or just gives a new set of tools to a subset of existing bloggers," Laszlo said. "This isn't the killer app for mobile devices." Although a little late to the moblogging game, this article gives a good overview of moblogging technologies available right now. Thanks for the links Ben! 8:41:50 PM  comment []       Jeremy Allaire's Radio -> Ergonomics of TV on a PC/Device. TV Content the Next Big Target for RealNetworks: This according to Merrill Brown, senior VP of RNWK's RealOne service. "We think people will be watching... [via PAID: the economics of content]   From Paidcontent.org, a blurb from a senior mucky muck at RealNetworks on their belief that TV style content will be delivered and consumed on consumer devices like screens in cars and PDAs.  It raises an ergonomics question:  what is a comfortable form-factor for view video content?  Is a PC with full screen video resonable ergonomics?  What about smaller-scale devices that are mobile -- the car, the PDA.  Just because you can doesn't mean you will.  What do you think?   [Jeremy Allaire's Radio] TV style content?  Give me a break.  This is not TV folks.  When will you get it!!  We are all standing in front of the water cooler talking, interacting and communicating more than any society in history and you think we want to watch TV.  Can't you see TV is changing anyway. ie.  Reality TV.  This is not about 70's TV style programming anymore.  H.G. 8:35:07 PM  comment []

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