Internet TV Age Is Dawning, but Who Will Watch?

Internet TV Age Is Dawning, but Who Will Watch? OMN is one example of a mini-stampede underway as entrepreneurs rush to exploit what they see as the dawning of the Internet TV age.

Open Media Network

Open Media Network The Open Media Network is powered by Kontiki Grid Delivery technology. Kontiki provides a secure, commercial alternative to BitTorrent. Kontiki has been deployed by many producers for delivery of authorized content. Find out more at Kontiki. hmmm… anything is possible.. but somehow I don’t expect to see anything from Fox et al […]

Yankee Fog: In The Future, We Will Have Podcasts In Our Flying Cars

Yankee Fog: In The Future, We Will Have Podcasts In Our Flying Cars been thinking about this.. will there be an Amazon Associates equivalent for video?.. that would provide a way for each taste tribe to choose their own subset of the (monetized) media..

bombing the suburbs with ya phone

or something like that.. unmediated: Polaroids on street corners Each sticker has a unique code on it, so any place you put the sticker gets tagged with that code would work well in an ARG type context.. playing hide’n’seek via sticker and photo?

Cory interviews Ray Kurzwiel

“Thought Experiments” interesting… UPDATE – I liked it so much I just bought two of Ray’s books. (the 10%..diet one, and the new “living long enough to live forever“) [oh yes.. I shall live forever.. just watch me!! ;-)]

The Committee to Nuke Elysium

we're gonna blow up your space thing later

future trends

Internet TV Age Is Dawning, but Who Will Watch?

Open Media Network

Yankee Fog: In The Future, We Will Have Podcasts In Our Flying Cars

bombing the suburbs with ya phone

Cory interviews Ray Kurzwiel

Oh to have lived to see the dawn of cyberpaleontology.

Skypecasting the new trend in peer-to-peer file sharing

In Japan, you’ll be able to watch live baseball games on your mobile

Cities without borders

Engadget interview with Napster CEO