Articles Posted March 2009
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Is Internet Advertising truly failing?
The age of advertising probably began when there were two cave men vying for the attention of one cave girl. We imagine her to have been highly intelligent and rather selective in the process.…
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Hooked on a free app
Lately, we’ve found more than a few around us to be hopelessly hooked on Word Warp. The iPhone app is a time-chomper with great big jaws that easily consume several hours in the seeming blink…
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The third dimension splashes down – again
Today is the big day – Monsters v. Aliens dukes it out in both 3-D and 2-D cinema across the country. But the buzz has been all about 3-D. Few of us could miss the…
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E-reader devices leave us paperless
Digital and paperless continue to dominate the media marketplace not only with the plethora of e-reading devices hitting the marketplace, but also the number of newspapers moving online. Four Michigan newspapers, a Seattle newspaper, a…
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Skateboards and digital life in Kabul
Deep in the pages of Transworld Skateboarding Magazine .. what? You didn’t know we were into skateboarding? Okay. To be fair the last time we tried to ollie, let’s just say our health insurance company…
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Feel like somebody’s watching you?
There we were immersed in an article about recycling electronic waste. It occurred to us we hadn’t used the words tech and trash in the same phrase before but technically there’s trash in everything. One…
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Move to digital media, prevent data rot
nquiring minds everywhere want to know – what’s the best format for their music, photographs, home movies, slide shows. Into each life a little data rot must fall. And it would be nice to find the perfect solution to avoid the battle between the tons of stuff that we want to keep while the formats keep changing. Today’s data storage devices include CDs, DVDs, flash media and more.
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Too much Twitter or marketing tool?
If it seems like every time you tune in to radio or television, or read newspapers or magazines, the word, “Twitter” appears, you’re right. In one week in February there were about a thousand media…
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An old fashioned electronics store with newfangled charm
By now it is widely known that we embrace the fast pace of technological advancement in a big way. With no regrets. At least it should be widely known. We’re not likely to be sitting…
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