Yesterday was a big news day–full of many big stories – the NHL playoffs, the passing of Dick Clark (America Bandstand), and the ongoing Secret Service scandal. But the biggest news in the sporting world was the retirement of Pat … Continue reading
It was surreal to watch the Egyptian revolution unfold as I sat at my laptop in the Philippines during a recent business trip. It reminded me how a similar movement, known as People Power 2, brought down Philippine President Joseph … Continue reading
If there’s one thing many people who follow social media have witnessed over the past ten weeks of political unrest throughout the Middle East, it’s that YouTube is becoming a very powerful weapon when in the hands of the right … Continue reading
When a firewall blocking Facebook and YouTube was quietly lifted by the Syrian regime on February 8th, direct traffic to YouTube shot up. This may appear to be the picture of four million Internet users scrambling to catch up on … Continue reading
Last week, a new “information experience” startup – Qwiki – received a fair amount of publicity after closing it’s first round of funding totaling $8 million and announcing some upcoming features. Qwiki provides rich media to consumers by scrubbing the … Continue reading
From what I can tell so far, no — or it’s way too early to tell since January 14th, when Tunisia’s authoritarian leader fled the country in the face of a month of public protests [though please see my update … Continue reading
Like blogging, vlogging (video blogging) is a way to share your insights on a subject with an online audience. However, vlogging goes beyond the text of a blog post, transforming your content into an audio-visual broadcast. If you’re interested in … Continue reading
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