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Media: 24 August 2010
BY TAXI
BY TAXI
Web video on television sets may seem like a natural transition from conventional cable services, given the massive content available online.
Many users however, have been slow to take to such new technology because of the difficult setup processes that they involve. In fear of hurting the profit margins of content companies, large media firms have also been resisting the move to online availability of their most popular shows.
Even in the age of eBooks and iTunes, pop music magazine Mojo is celebrating the recent ‘rebirth of vinyl’ and its 200th anniversary. The magazine is releasing a Mojo Vinyl Edition of its October issue, and each of these 10,000 copies will come with the re-released The Beatles' Let It Be Revisited vinyl album.
Many users however, have been slow to take to such new technology because of the difficult setup processes that they involve. In fear of hurting the profit margins of content companies, large media firms have also been resisting the move to online availability of their most popular shows.
Even in the age of eBooks and iTunes, pop music magazine Mojo is celebrating the recent ‘rebirth of vinyl’ and its 200th anniversary. The magazine is releasing a Mojo Vinyl Edition of its October issue, and each of these 10,000 copies will come with the re-released The Beatles' Let It Be Revisited vinyl album.
Crowded Field for Bringing Web Video to TVs [NYTimes]
Mojo Launches Beatles Vinyl Edition [BrandRepublic]
At Last. Someone is Standing Up to the Anonymous Web Trolls [Guardian]
Exclusive: Track List From Brian Eno's Upcoming 'Small Craft on a Milk Sea' [Wired]
The Billionaire and the Book Lover [NYMag]
Mojo Launches Beatles Vinyl Edition [BrandRepublic]
At Last. Someone is Standing Up to the Anonymous Web Trolls [Guardian]
Exclusive: Track List From Brian Eno's Upcoming 'Small Craft on a Milk Sea' [Wired]
The Billionaire and the Book Lover [NYMag]
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