What’s there to say about CES—it’s exhausting, exhilarating, a pain in the ass and there’s a lot of waiting in lines. My feet hurt, but I saw the immediate future of the media-technology world. It’s a world going in opposite directions. We are looking to connect everything together and we’re looking as having the freedom to roam. We want portability but we want to have all our gadgets and gizmos connected to alow us to play anything, anytime, where.
This “clip” is long, but has lots of cool stuff inside. Enjoy.
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Wednesday, January 10
CES 2007: The Big Picture
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Allen Weiner
on Wed 10 Jan 2007 01:39 PM MST
Sunday, June 19
A New Video Program: Media Challenge. Today's Topic is AOL
by
Allen Weiner
on Sun 19 Jun 2005 03:25 PM PDT
As of today, I am launching a new program, “Media Challenge.” Here’s the way it works--I am going to record a one minute (or so) take on a media topic of interest. Mike McGuire, my friend and research partner, will also provide a “starter” take which, more often than not, will differ from my POV. At that point, the program becomes like a Wiki in that I welcome anyone to send in their take which we’ll post to the site arranged by topic. Topics and takes will be added on a weekly basis (or so, given we’re approaching vacation season). I can take just about any sort of video file. Send them to me at allen_weiner@yahoo.comToday’s topic is AOL. Enjoy and please, participate.
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