Tag Archives: Web 2.0
Expansion of ‘Stock Photography Business’ to ‘Visual Content Industry’
Beginning with 1990s, multinational super-agencies dominated stock photography industry. Getty Images and Corbis are the leading corporations of the industry by bringing together new licensing models, digital media management tools and a comprehensive offering of creative and editorial imagery, microstock, … Continue reading
Cloud computing
Illustration by Matthew Hodson The Economist (October 25th – 31st) published an interesting report on corporate IT and global cloud computing (look at “In this special report “on the right of the page for more). According to Ludwig Siegele, The … Continue reading
Breaking the News
Posted by Hanson Hosein: I’m sitting in the boardroom with the top editorial staff of the Seattle Times. I was asked to “scare them” silly about the future of news. “It is a different world,” Frank Blethen, the newspaper’s publisher, … Continue reading
Flip the Music
posted by brian Last night I decided to seek out one of my former bass teachers, Andrew Pouska, to discuss my recent purchase. Andrew is also the best bass teacher I ever had and I wanted to reconnect. After executing … Continue reading
Gaming goes social (media, that is)
Game industry website next-gen.biz posted an interesting (and oh so timely & relevant) article last week examining the effect of social media on the industry. We’re seeing the beginnings of big name game developers like Bungie (Halo) or Lionhead (Fable) … Continue reading
Chat + Moderator + Raw News Feeds = LiveNewsCameras.com
posted by rebekah LiveNewsCameras.com, a Fox news experiment in new media, hosts live news feeds from broadcast news stations around the world. Users can sign in and participate in a live chat (responding to a news event, asking questions, etc). … Continue reading
Poll: Tech Elite and Web 2.0
Posted by Rebekah Peterson I just ran across the poll Do Web 2.0 solutions solve problems only the tech elite have? on Lifehacker.com asking readers if Web 2.0 serves only to solve the problems of the tech elite. The current … Continue reading
Yahoo! throws “Open” the doors
Some really interesting news today from the Web 2.0 Expo. http://blogs.forrester.com/charleneli/ “This is about making Yahoo! social in every dimension. Social is not a destination — it’s a dimension and it will infuse all aspects of a consumer’s experience on … Continue reading
