Disintermediating the News
A thoughtful article on Friday by Richard Sambrook, director of global news at the BBC, on how the internet is disintermediating news:
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A thoughtful article on Friday by Richard Sambrook, director of global news at the BBC, on how the internet is disintermediating news:
BBC News: Almost two million BBC radio podcasts were downloaded during December, with the corporation's breakfast programmes the most popular with listeners.
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Apple will have to think really different if Gordon Smith's (R-Ore) reintroduction of the broadcast flag gains traction in Congress, as fair use stands to be replaced by "customary historic use."
One diviner of the inscrutable GOOG has peered out from the Yahoo enclave in Sunnyvale and forecast a dire fourth quarter earnings report from Google.
I recently did a little web based Service Schedule. This is something that gets its data from another program: in other words, the details of what will be serviced and when are supplied by that program; this web based app validates things, assigns technicians and does some other things that the first program doesn't.