Tuesday, September 14, 2004
Deeper fun
Nice to see Diva Marketing digging Deep Fun.
Progress?
Rex Hammock points to this post of mine from about a year ago, calling for magazines that grow out of blog activity.
That's exactly the idea, by the way, behind IT Garage. So far readership climbs steadily upward, but participation doesn't. Among other things, I need to make clear that this is a group thing, and not another solo act.
Frontiers of forwardage
In PVR on a chip, Om says,
PVR right on the motherboard, and then you give those "download services" a chance to thrive. Why? Well lets assume you have a tiny 384 KBPS DSL connection at home, but a big fat pipe at work. You can quickly download all the stuff you want from one of the "video content" providers, bring it home and well play back on your TV. Of course, you could do the traditional PVR stuff as well, since it is after all a PVR on a chip. (So that you can watch last night's Baseball Tonight at work, fooling your boss that you are hard at work behind the closed doors.
Yayback
North American Bandwidth News likes what I ranted yesterday. Bare bones broadband is so simple that you have to wonder why the Cable and Telco duopoly won't simply offer it! Can you say dinosaurs and old school thinking? I knew you could!
Some of her own
Ruby's OrangePolitics is making the news. Here's her own report on the report.
