And then there was (Xbox) One
"I propose to consider the question, 'Can machines think?'" begins Alan Turing's 1950 seminal work Computing Machinery and Intelligence.
Mobile is Not a Platform
In the 90s, when our search debate was relegated to Yahoo! vs. Alta Vista, a friend of mine returned home with a new pair of running shoes.
Leaning in to the Leanback Experience
Fear is a terrible thing. My spouse fears owls. Everytime I click on one of my old platter-based hard drives, I fear the whurrrrrr-click-click-click-whurrrrr-click-click-click of a failed mechanism.
Making Live as Easy as 3-2-1
In the first half of the 2000s, independent filmmakers were empowered through the availability of affordable digital non-linear editing (NLE) software and workstations, mass storage solutions, and prosumer high-definition cameras.
Playing Favorites with Your Mobile Audience (Part 2)
In my previous post on this topic, I discussed how iOS has emerged as the de facto standard for mobile. While fragmentation remains in the HTML5 context of iOS, the platform has evolved to a state that every publisher must have a presence.
Dual Screen: The Evolution of the Second Screen
Late last month, I had the opportunity to spend two days at OTTCON, discussing issues surrounding “over the top” digital video with participants from around the world.
Playing Favorites with Your Mobile Audience (Part 1)
Nobody likes playing favorites, and no one likes being the last person picked for a game of kickball. Times have changed, though, and while you can avoid getting picked last by creating your own team, there is still a need to play favorites.