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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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
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In segment 2 of episode 17, we debate on who would be harder to replace, Google’s Sergey Brin and Larry Page or Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg. Granted, Google is at a more advanced and mature stage of its history, while Facebook remains fairly young. And while Page and Brin recruited Eric Schmidt to run the company [...]
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In this last instalment of episode 15, we run through a list of topics in Lightning Round and then turn to the Email of the Week. In Lightning round, we discuss: the brouhaha over Facebook’s News feed, Wenner Media’s online “non-strategy”, Netflix bringing back Arrested Development, CEO bonuses at struggling companies and Microsoft’s new social networking site [...]
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