On Digital Media 129: Pseudonymous
In this episode, John Federico (@gadgetboy), Steve Hatch (@shatch) and Craig Calder (@ccalder) discuss:
- Ultralight Startups will introduce new, innovative format at next week’s event
- Facebook launches Ads API
- The Great Real-Name / Pseudonym Debate (Google+, Facebook)
- Here’s a great piece on the use of pseudonyms by danah boyd
- Facebook wants real identities for commerce
- Randi Zuckerberg leaves Facebook to start social marketing firm
- Web.com acquires Network Solutions for $400 million (down from $800 million, which was down from the original purchase price of $21 Billion. Ouch.) We express our true feelings for NetSol.
- Foursquare integrates with Klout - your check-ins now increase your Klout score. Do you care?
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On Digital Media 128: Shiny Disc Debate
In this episode, John Federico (@gadgetboy), Steve Hatch (@shatch) and Craig Calder (@ccalder) discuss:
- Our own Chia-Lin Simmons (@chialinsimmons) was named one of the Top 27 Women in Tech to Follow on Twitter by Huffington Post
- Spotify launches in the U.S.
- Rdio, MOG or Spotify? What about Pandora and Last.fm?
- Netflix price increase is a strategic imperative, not a financial one
- @shatch predicts that neftlix will no longer distribute DVD’s in 5 years,
- Google+
- @shatch believes that Google+ will impact the growth of Facebook in 2 years
- @shatch believes that Google+ will impact the growth of Twitter in 6 months
- BIG show for Mr. Hatch. ;)
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On Digital Media 127: The Cloud Wars
In this episode, John Federico (@gadgetboy), Chia-Lin Simmons (@chialinsimmons), Steve Hatch (@shatch) and Craig Calder (@ccalder) discuss:
- Best Buy’s Music Cloud. (3 of us predict FAIL - but who’s the optimist?)
- Best Buy’s Music Cloud vs. Apple’s iCloud with iTunes Match vs. Amazon’s Cloud Drive vs. Google Music. Fight!
- Mobile Social Gaming is HOT! HOT! HOT!
- PopCap games acquired for $1 Billion - but by whom?
- The most successful mobile social gaming company you never heard of
- First self-published Kindle author hits the 1 million mark
- Is local media storage a thing of the past?
- Netflix Streaming goes down, down, down
- iPhone on Verizon has slowed the sale of Android phones in the US
- Next Apple iPhone to coincide with iOS 5. Our wallets are already open.
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On Digital Media 126: Grouponimous
In this episode John Federico (@gadgetboy), Steve Hatch (@shatch) and Craig Calder (@ccalder) dig into the effectiveness of Groupon, Living Social and their ilk. We also take a peek at Pandora’s business and discuss Apple’s Chief of Retail’s ship jumping.
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On Digital Media 125: LIVE from Blogworld in New York City #bweny
We’re joined by special guests Tom Webster from Edison Research (@webby2001) and our old friend Ken Gellman of StrongMail for this special live episode where we wrap-up the Digital Broadcasting Track at the inaugural Blogworld and New Media Expo New York conference.
On Digital Media 124: Sanford Dickert of PeerIndex, Collabracode
John Federico (@gadgetboy) interviews Sanford Dickert (@sanford) of PeerIndex and Colabracode at a Startup One Stop (@soslist) event in New York City.
On Digital Media 123: Teri Rogers, CEO & Editorial Director, Brick Underground
John Federico interviews BrickUnderground.com CEO & Editorial Director, Teri Rogers at a Startup One Stop (http://startuponestop.com/) event in NYC.
On Digital Media 122: Murat Aktihanoglu, Managing Director, ER Accelerator
John Federico (@gadgetboy) interviews Murat Aktihanoglu (@muratny) about the newly announced ER Accelerator in New York City. ERA is a seed accelerator program for startups. Learn more about it at http://eranyc.com.
On Digital Media 121: 2011 Predictions
In this episode,John Federico (twitter: @gadgetboy), Chia-Lin Simmons (twitter:@zeropts), Craig Calder (twitter: @ccalder) and Steve Hatch (twitter:@shatch) gather in Studio 1A to make their predictions for 2011.
- Steve predicts that Groupon will buy Foursquare
- John thinks that Nokia will sell Windows Phone 7 smartphones, at least in the U.S.
- Chia-Lin believes content companies will hire more Chief Digital Officers. Won’t succeed.
- John believes Google TV will be dead in 2011.
- John thinks that iPhone 5 will open an era of wireless roaming across networks in the U.S.
- Craig predicts that Carol Bartz won’t go down with the ship - she’ll be out next year
- Chia-Lin predicts a Foursquare acquisition by AOL in 2011
- Steve predicts that AOL will buy Delicious from Yahoo
- Chia-Lin predicts that Zynga will IPO in 2011
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On Digital Media 120: Eric Porres, CMO, Lotame - an Interview
Craig Calder interviews Lotame CMO, Eric Porres about the company’s audience management platform at AdTech New York 2010.
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