The other day over the Easter break my five year old nephew asked me a straight forward technology based question, he said “Uncle, can you fast forward the adverts on the television because I hate adverts, they are so boring?” When I got in front of the television, I realised he was watching live TV, [...]
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Web Trends : Apple’s iAds
Posted: April 19, 2010 in Advertising, Cyber Culture, Digital Business, Digital Marketing, iPhone Apps, Media Convergence, Online Advertising, Web TrendsTags: Apple's iAds
With the rise of 3D TV during this year Sony is looking to push forwards on all technological fronts. Recently re-styling their Japanese retail store in line with Apple’s clean cut style, they are also looking to launch an online content service that will no doubt be available across their TV’s, Consoles and the Web. [...]
The Digital Economy Bill.
Posted: March 23, 2010 in Cyber Culture, Digital Business, GovernmentTags: Digital Economy Bill
If somebody steals your electricity and commits a crime, is it fair to have your electricity supply vastly reduced, and in some cases cut off. The analogy here is broadband and this is an extreme case, but still possible and not fully covered by the new bill. In addition to digital areas like Domain Names, [...]
“Star Trek Online” was recently released for PCs, allowing fans from the original TV series as well as the moviegoers who enjoyed Abrams’ reboot, to create a virtual character and explore space, the final frontier.
Posted: February 20, 2010 in Digital Business, GamingTags: Star Trek Online
Star Trek Online – New York, NY (February 2, 2010) – “Atari, SA, one of the world’s most recognized videogame publishers, and acclaimed developer Cryptic Studios™, are proud to announce the bold new PC MMO, Star Trek Online.” Read the full article courtesty of the New York Times at : http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2010/02/18/technology/tech-us-videogames-startrek.html Find out more : [...]
Yahoo! & Microsoft – Completion of U.S., European review clears way for agreement to move forward.
Posted: February 20, 2010 in Digital Business, Search EnginesTags: Digital Business, Search Alliance, Search Engines
“The Yahoo! and Microsoft Search Alliance is a major initiative between our companies to create a competitive choice in search for advertisers and consumers.” It’s been on the table for a while but now it’s time for action. Estimated completion 2012. Find out more : http://www.searchalliance.com