Gizmodo has an excellent piece covering the challenges of cord cutting for mainstream consumers based on a research project conducted by Hill Holiday over the holidays. The biggest takeaway for me is just how much we techies take for granted about how TV works. Sure there’s a bunch of crap on most of the time, … Read moreCord Cutting … not happening any time too soon
Super annoying iPad album art bug, originally uploaded by atmasphere. This happened some time ago and seems to show itself in landscape mode. Its impossible to see what’s behind the large art and those are tiled throughout my collection.
I’ve had this post from Fred Wilson bookmarked since this morning and I’m finally getting back around to formalizing a few thoughts. First the notion of content shifting is something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately. As someone who works on multiple devices (sometimes concurrently) keeping things (and myself actually) in sync is not … Read moreContent Shifting
it is going to take (more than) a few years to replace existing TV’s but as we eventually purchase connected sets, this could be quite a big deal. Way to think big, Netflix! This could make earning default status quite a bit more challenging for anyone else … Netflix just announced partnerships with most of … Read moreNetflix looking to become the dial tone for on demand