Month: April 2006

  • Shozu – moblogging for the masses

    Moblogging ???? For those of you that are not familiar with moblogging, it’s the short term for mobile blogging. Given the keyboards of mobile phones, and effort it takes to write longer text (unless you either are younger than 18 and have texted your whole live or own a smartphone with a full keyboard), moblogging […]

  • Grand Challenges – The Changing Landscape of Online Delivery

    I finally took the time to read through the short article from BBC Research (approx. 10 pages in large print). It is not only interesting from its technical content and conclusions but even more by the underlying economical assumptioms and observations. They show, that at least some media companies are looking for a cooperation with […]

  • Microsoft “Codename Max” News

    News agencies and newspapers often bear a grudge against news aggregators like Google News, looking at them as vampires that suck the blood out of a content providers RSS feeds and websites. One could tke a different point of view and argue that instead aggregators are sites that are traffic generators that increase the views […]