The NY Times tells us bloggers are at death’s door. Bloggers come back with some headlines of their own.
Video Overlays could be a marketer’s dream, or a viewer’s nightmare. Think 1990’s VH1 video pop-ups, but now you can click products to buy your merch. Great innovation, or annoying intrusion?
Is Comcast blocking network traffic in addition to Peer to Peer? U Colorado’s Systems Research Lab suggests yes, then maybe.
Ten years ago the 1998 Free Software Summit kicked off what many now declare today’s Open Source Software movement. From suspicion to acceptance, Ars Technica interviews those who were there.
Video: Bill Driscoll explores the challenges IT executives face when migrating to a virtualized infrastructure in efforts to shift the equations of power cost, facility space, business continuity and agility in their favor.
Video: We caught up with Anderson Cooper at the CMJ Film Festival to hear his approach to bringing “Planet in Peril”, the CNN special report on environmental issues, to life.
ARTICLE: The world’s business leaders are beginning to view global warming as an economic issue, rather than a political talking point or moral ideology.
Video: Bob Greenberg practically invented computer-based special effects and graphics in the film industry, having handled titles and effects for some 400 feature films (‘Superman,’ ‘Alien,’ and ‘Body Double,’ among others) and 4,000 commercials.
This Q&A session was filmed during CMJ’s Music Marathon and Film Festival. Vince Vaughn discusses his experience touring with the Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights, Hollywood to the Heartland.
Video: In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s Thriller, enjoy the bollywood parallel universe version, complete with red pleather outfit. We live in a wacky topsy turvy interconnected global economy, where goods, services, and culture are exported in all directions.