Today’s rant.
This is different. This is new. Don’t confuse this with anything that’s happened in the past. There are good reasons why citizen media is different to what’s happened before. In this rant I explain some of the reason why.
Let’s make sure we don’t screw it up through greed or short-sightedness. Let’s make [...]
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Just the Cam. Having a rant.
Ya know, for some time now I’ve missed just being able to talk to you guys about shit that’s been on my mind. Whether or not you want to hear it, I need it. G’DAY WORLD started out as my therapy and, along the way, it turned into an [...]
Josh Gliddon is a journalist at The Bulletin magazine where he specialises in science, technology and health. In February 2005 he was the first mainstream media journalist to cover The Podcast Network.
He also writes about cars, surfing and music in his blog.
Last month in The Bulletin, Josh wrote a lengthy article on [...]
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Kevin Sladek is one of the co-founders of VideoEgg, an innovative, venture-backed company committed to making online video posting truly easy. During the interview we chat about the vision for VideoEgg, Kevin’s guest appearance on “The West Wing”, meeting President Bill Clinton, and what it’s like being only two degrees from Marilyn Monroe.
UPDATE 2005-11-08: [...]
Another BIG interview today with one of my top ten list - Ray Kurzweil.
I’ve been reading Ray’s books and articles on the the future of artificial intelligence and health for years and I’m convinced he’s on the money on both subjects. If you want to get a glimpse of what is likely to happen [...]
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