by CT Moore on January 8, 2012
In episode 22, Ash and I make some predictions for 2012. I throw out a couple whimsical ones that even I have trouble taking seriously. Then, Ash runs through a list of “anti-predictions”. Specifically, he kind of pokes fun at some very common digital media predictions that we hear year after year after year. Some [...]
by CT Moore on December 29, 2011
In episode 21, we look at the biggest tech-media stories of the year. Some of the stories we discuss include: The passing of Steve Jobs (I make an unintentional but really inappropriate comment) Amazon’s quiet by far-reaching potential The release of Siri YouTube’s 1 Trillion views – and what it means for online video and [...]
by CT Moore on December 21, 2011
In this last segment we enter the lightning round and answer email of the week. The questions we address include: The value of Tech Blogs What SOPA means for the average user and how Big Brother is getting privatized Then in the email of the week, we talk about how technology is disrupting the Madison [...]
by CT Moore on December 21, 2011
In this second instalment, we examine Louis CK’s latest comedy special, which was made available online directly to users for only $5. Some of the angles we consider is how (1) he was already big enough to pull it off, and (2) being the first to do it makes it a bigger, more successful initiative [...]
by CT Moore on December 21, 2011
In the first instalment of episode 19, we discuss which companies were the “most important” in 2011. We openly invited additional nominations from viewers, but the companies we mentioned were: YouTube Facebook Google Apple Twitter Amazon Groupon LinkedIn and Demand Media