Media Network Series Two

Playing Devil's Advocate in the Disruptive Orchestra of Change!

Tuesday, August 31, 2004

Ally Pally

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Great news that Alexandra Palace near London may be re-developed as a campus for the UK broadcast industry. I wonder if BBC has plans to s...
Sunday, August 29, 2004

Photo Experiment

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Say Goodbye to Analogue  Just been playing around with Blogger's companion program to upload photos to the weblog. Seems to work. Yo...
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Loesje Heads for Berlin

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Loesje , the Arnhem-based political organisation that has hundreds of poster texts to its credit, is leaving Holland and moving to Berli...
Thursday, August 26, 2004

Curated Consumption

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Interesting item in the latest Trendwatching.COM Newsletter So make way for the emerging trend of CURATED CONSUMPTION: millions of consum...
Wednesday, August 25, 2004

Great Firewalls of China

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It surprises me that, with the next Olympics in Beijing starting to get publicity, that the Great Firewall of China is not being investigate...
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Tuesday, August 24, 2004

Excuse me sir, can I see your phone?

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Now there is a phrase you don't hear from any Dutch security guard. Yet, the threat that mobile devices pose to enterprises is sign...
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Monday, August 23, 2004

HD- Highly Disappointing from NBC

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This year’s summer Olympics are generating a mixed bag of opinion among US industry analysts and U.S. viewers. As the first true HDTV Oly...

National Archives re-investigates Kennedy assassination

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Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have begun work using a digital scanning apparatus that they hope will be able to re...
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Saturday, August 21, 2004

There Yesterday, Gone Today

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If you have broadband, you may want to try downloading this Windows Media File (7 MB) which is a video impression of today's Lopik dem...
Friday, August 20, 2004

Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

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Around 0520 UTC tomorrow morning, Saturday 21st August, one of the three AM transmission masts at Lopik will be blown-up and the 165 met...
Thursday, August 19, 2004

New Sirius Satellite Radio from Tivoli

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Tivoli Audio says it is planning to introduce the world’s first satellite Table Radio designed exclusively for home use with SIRIUS Sat...

Radio with Replay in the UK

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Pure Digital has come out with a DAB radio called "The Bug". I picked one up at the Birmingham radio show and have been playin...

Satellite Radio with Pause & Replay

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Delphi Corp., a manufacturer of in-vehicle entertainment and electronics, and XM Satellite Radio, America's leading satellite radio ...

US Networks seem to have a few men back

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Last week in The New York Times, a spate of network TV executives decried Nielsen over the missing young men crisis of last fall, saying tha...

Buggering Around with Toogle

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May be the Google IPO will crash in flames (or just lop off a few more billion), but meanwhile check out Toogle, which messes with 880 mill...
Wednesday, August 18, 2004

Finding Blogs at Random

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You can use the following URL (taken from the new Blogger Navbar) to be taken to a random, recently updated Blogspot blog: http://www.blo...

Painting & Thinking

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I've spent the last three days up ladders painting the outside of the house. It would take a morning - if only you didn't have to sa...
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Tuesday, August 17, 2004

More on the Real-Apple Battle

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NY Times is reporting that RealNetworks has put its digital music offerings on sale at half price as part of an aggressive strategy to force...

Induce Act Impact?

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A forthcoming bill in the U.S. Senate would, if passed, dramatically reshape copyright law in the USA by prohibiting file-trading networks...

Weekly Averages

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Tim McNiff in Washington tipped me off to this page. Look at the weekly averages for Punta Gorda, Florida. Max Gust wind 175 kph. Glad I was...
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