Awesome Google I/O Project Glass Demo
This was definitely a great product demo! A jump from a Zeppelin, mt. biking across a roof top with a jump, repelling down a building and mt. biking to the stage. There was so much that could have gone wrong, but it went quite smoothly. Great work Sergey! Do you think you’ll buy Google Glasses?
Hootsuite iPhone App Fails “Revokes” Access to Facebook and Twitter Accounts
Hootsuite recently changed their service plans and created a pro account. Since I use the application to manage client accounts. I decided to go Pro. One of the great features is the ability to sync accounts and streams with my iPhone. A couple of days ago they released a new update for their iPhone app. […]
Email is Dead… At Least According to Facebook
Facebook came out with it’s next step towards internet domination. With it’s new email or not email or social email platform, or whatever you want to call it. It all sounds very wavesque to me. It sounds great. One place to go for all communication. IM, Facebook chat, SMS and yes, email. They don’t include […]
The Residential Phone Book Goes the Way of the Dodo Bird
It looks like the telephone companies have finally seen the writing on the wall… or online. The old “reach out and touch someone,” certainly isn’t happening through the whitepages anymore. In the past month alone, New York, Florida and Pennsylvania approved Verizon Communications Inc.’s request to quit distributing residential white pages and regulators are giving […]
The Broadcast Industry: Is Their Catalyst Model Drying Up?
The cable industry has one of the best Catalyst Business Models out there. Is it finally drying up? I’ve written about the book Catalyst Code before. It’s about how companies, like Visa, Amazon, Google and cable companies, have tapped into a catalyst model for their businesses and created thriving businesses. The way it works is […]
Net neutrality: New Talks With the FCC, Google and Verizon
What do you think? Should broadband providers be allowed to regulate traffic? Or should net neutrality prevail?
Cable and Phone Companies Crying Like Babies.. Again
This just has the stink of monopoly all over it.
Net Neutrality Takes a Blow
After reading the article, I’m again frustrated that so many people (apparently including some judges) don’t understand the severity of the issue.
Comcast vs. Net Neutrality: Why is Comcast So Scared?
Regional monopoly, continued increase in earnings, plus Bailout money from not enough for Comcast.
Remember When You Were a Kid? Entrepreneurs Do!
Entrepreneurs around the world are using this attitude to tackle some of the worlds biggest problems.
We Live in an Exponential Age, and Life Keeps Moving Faster!
This is a great video that shows just how fast things are progressing.
Top 10 Most Wired Countries
The USA has dropped the past 3 years in a row, barely making the list this year at number 9. Looks like we need to get our act together!