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Why 4G Matters: 300Mbps Data Rate (well, almost)

by David | Mar 11, 2009 | Mobile commerce, Video

HD video demands – at pretty decent color depth & resolution – about 15-25 megs. (Well, unless you’re trying to deal with uncompressed 1080i HD, which calls for about 400 megs – but the only reason to do that is to capture/edit, rather than...

APT on Shaky Ground: Yahoo’s Ad Sales Partnership with Newspapers

by David | Jan 19, 2009 | adsense clickfraud, Digital Migration, Newspaper Deathwatch

Three quick hits: 1. Here’s an interesting article about the one bit of bright news the newspaper industry had in the past year or so – the APT partnership with Yahoo that allowed newspapers to use Yahoo’s user-targeting technology to serve up ads....

Merry Christmas, News Industry! Nice Knowin’ Ya! Good Luck with that 50-80% Ad Revenue Decline for 2009!

by David | Dec 30, 2008 | Digital Migration, Newspaper Deathwatch

Michael Arrington apparently wants my morning coffee to wind up on the keyboard. Display advertising revenue is going to fall of a cliff in Januaryaccording to a number of content sites I’ve spoken with who rely onadvertising for revenue. “Sales through December...

New vs. Old Media Flamewar – We Really Don’t Have Time for This, Guys…

by David | Nov 13, 2008 | Digital Migration, new media, Newspaper Deathwatch, Newspapers

Let’s set the stage. First, Ron Rosenbaum unloads on Jeff Jarvis for being “increasingly heartless” about newsroom cutbacks, layoffs & the general death spiral. A sampling: Not all reporters had the prescience to become new-media consultants. A...

Blast from the Past: Indecision 2000 and How Video Stories Have Evolved

by David | Nov 8, 2008 | Digital Migration, Online Video, Politics & New Media

Man, check out John Stewart.  Is it me, or does he look just a little bit like the Muppet Beaker? Ah yes. The pardon of Marc Rich. Makes you nostalgic for a time when this was the worst crime that could be laid at the feet of the outgoing president, don’t...
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