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LiquidCable: Free Cable TV Over the Internet?

By Art Fewell Jan 12, 2010

LiquidCable is a service that promises to deliver a full lineup of broadcast quality TV over the internet. At CES last week, I met with Evan Johnson, LiquidCable’s Vice President of Content, and he…

Web Informant: Automated Video Image Analysis will be the Next Big Breakthrough

By David Strom Jan 12, 2010

Remember Chance the Gardener character in Being There? "I like to watch tv" was his famous line. The problem with most business videos is that we produce a lot of unwatchable footage, especially those…

SnOwbreeze Jailbreak for iPhone: Why?

By Anthony Farrior Jan 12, 2010

Apple users are a confusing bunch. Yay they have the iPhone and it’s beautiful look and software potential but Nay for the "I have control and you don’t" feel. What to do? I guess…

#CES2010: LightSpeaker Wireless Home Audio System [Video Leftovers!]

By Art Fewell Jan 12, 2010

[Editor’s Note: I was clearing out the back of the fridge, and we found TONS of extra leftover CES stories. So guess what? Today’s leftover day. Trust me, it’s just as good nuked today…

#CES2010 Cemented the Paths of Convergence and Disruption

By Jan 11, 2010

I’m still only just recovering from being awake far too much during the week of CES, and I have a number of observations regarding the show in general, and some of the devices I…

Why is the Government Competing with Google, Yahoo and Navteq?

By Jeff Nolan Jan 11, 2010

The Federal government, specifically the Federal Highway Administration, is spending $1.2 billion of your money to nationalize the 511 highway traffic reporting system, replicating what Yahoo, Google, Navteq, and others are already doing. This…

How Should Tweets Appear in Search? Three Suggestions.

By Hutch Carpenter Jan 11, 2010

In a recent post, I described some ways in which tweets should be ranked in search results. A good follow-on question is … How should tweets be presented in search results? It’s an interesting…

Why The Internet Tablet Still Counts

By Anthony Farrior Jan 11, 2010

Even with CES 2010 displaying tons of new Internet Tablets, many feel there is no real slot for it at home. Some think this is just a novelty product created on top of …

Comcast Vs FCC: Implications in throttling BitTorrent

By Len Grace Jan 11, 2010

Comcast is appealing a ruling before a three-judge appeals court panel concerning the FCC’s sanctions in 2008 of the operator, and whether it has jurisdiction under current Net Neutrality rules to do so, for…

The Internet Is Turning TV Into The Wild West

By Rob Spectre Jan 11, 2010

At CES 2010, no battleground rages between the traditional gatekeepers of the last century and the connected upstarts of the next like television. TV is center stage at this year’s show, from Samsung’s stunning…

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SnOwbreeze Jailbreak for iPhone: Why?

#CES2010: LightSpeaker Wireless Home Audio System [Video Leftovers!]

Why is the Government Competing with Google, Yahoo and Navteq?

Why The Internet Tablet Still Counts

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