I remember the first time I saw the movie Minority Report. It was the Summer of 2002, a time in American history when we really chased hard after heroes. We jumped from media headline to media headline, looking for something — anything — to feel a little safer at night even if it meant clinging [...]
Image by via CrunchBase This post is a part of a series about media, regulation and technology. It is aimed to encourage conversation and exchange opinions, and is not a legal advise or a single comprehensive article. Regulators are facing new and complex challenges in the recent years, when new technologies are changing the way [...]
Do you remember the times when service providers didn’t think about issues such as being a pipe versus media company? When media consumers could easily identify which device is used for video and which for audio? When content creators had to buy equipment in millions and millions of dollars just to create one minute of [...]
CinemaTech: Is Porn Industry an Indicator of How Quickly Mainstream Movies Will Go Digital? – probably is, though it will take longer for the others The Business Of Online Video: RealNetworks Introduces New Player: We Already Have Too Many – totally agree, but give a good one which is not VLC player and I am [...]
Some weekend links: Om Malik has covers the new video regulations of EU and Japan If you want to see more DIY tutorials, and learn about micro budget films, Microcinema Scene is the site for you. And finally, one funny link I got from a friend – Jack Black has his own video creation tutorial. [...]
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