At the Macworld New York conference that is going on right now El Gato Software are introducing a new product called EyeTV that promises to give Macs all the functionality of a Tivo. Looks cool, and it lets you archive shows to CD-R or share them with easily friends over the Net (something Tivo won’t … Continued
Just a few weeks ago the Copyright Office came down with a decision about the amount webcasters should pay in royalties for streaming Internet radio. Typically, the decision satisfied no one – the recording industry thinks 0.07 cents per song per performance is way too low, while many webcasters counter that even that low fee … Continued
ZDNet has a story about how Toshiba, the company that manufactures the tiny hard drives that live inside the iPod, has introduced its own iPod clone, the Gigabeat MEG50JS. It weighs a little more, and uses a USB 2.0 connection instead of FireWire, but the drive is swappable and is designed to work with a … Continued
A couple of years ago I attended the Digital Dividend conference in Seattle. The idea behind the conference was to talk about ways to bring the benefits of the information age to the world’s poorest three billion people. While most of the attendees talked about putting solar powered cyber kiosks in remote villages, it took … Continued
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