Archive for June, 2005

As if being Scobleized wasn’t enough

It seems I’m now fodder for reality television…..
I just received the following email (names obscured to protect the innocent):
Dear Dads,
I’m working with XXX Television with hopes to feature fabulous at-home dad families for several of our upcoming shows. I think that the office mom / at-home dad family dynamic is so inspiring - and […]


Robert Scoble wants a new conversation

Robert Scoble asks what do you want from Microsoft, from Apple, from all of these great new technologies and toys. Most of all, he wants to know what the next conversations will be.
Robert, here’s my two cents…
I want the devices I own now to still work with the files and filesystems of five, […]


iTunes now with podcasting support

Apple quietly released iTunes 4.9, with support for podcasting.
Most of the podcasts are listed as being authored by ‘unknown’ which does nothing if you have a client who has a podcast.
Otherwise, it’s amazingly cool.

Technorati Tags: Apple, media, podcasting, RSS, technology , iTunes


Suck

“We were all in L.A. I remember there was some disaster that was on all the cable channels. Some miserable disaster. It was some horrible crime where a mom had killed her kids or an avalanche. Just horrible. Nothing funny about it. But I said, ‘You know what I love about the coverage of […]


Grokster roundup

It’s out.
Here’s something that sticks out to me, from the EFF’s release:
This decision relies on a new theory of copyright liability that measures whether manufacturers created their wares with the “intent” of inducing consumers to infringe. It means that inventors and entrepreneurs will not only bear the costs of bringing new products to market, but […]