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Like last year, I am a judge at TWS 2009, Israel’s web start ups competition. Among the judges are Brian Solis, Meir Brand (CEO of Google Israel), Deb Schultz, Ayelet Noff , Jeff Pulver, and others.
Submit your startup by the 24th of June (yes! in two days!).
The event is taking place on the 13th of July.
See you all there!
Dear Mr. Jobs,
I was happy to hear that soon you’ll be back at the helm of the most inspiring company in the market today. We are all looking forward to your next keynote.
However, I have a request for you - please don’t forget your Pro users. And no, I am not talking about Final Cut Studio 3.
I have a Mac for couple of years, and I’ve become one of the most active Mac ambassadors in Israel. I have a video podcast called Mac Anonymous, the first Hebrew video podcast about Mac. I’ve written several blogs about Mac and the transition from PC, and convinced many of my friends to buy one, even though they cost so much in Israel.
When asked what do I like Mac so much, I would say two things:
1. I see my laptop more than anything else during the day, so it better be beautiful.
2. With a Mac, the gap between vision and reality is a single click, with Final Studio and iLife.
However, I am afraid that Apple’s latest announcements are changing my second statement. Continue reading…
New York Times released a slick new new version of its Adobe Air application called Times Reader. The innovative application allows readers to read and subscribe to NYT rich content, including articles, images and videos.
New York Times are fairly advanced in the US journalism field. I use their iPhone Application regularly, and enjoy their well produced videos.
But their new application won’t change a thing.
Unlike Serege Jespers, who in his post announced that this application is the future of journalism, it is still based on the idea that people will subscribe to NYT content, and pay for it. And this is yet to be seen. Ok, I am way too kind - IT DOESN’T WORK.
Why should I pay for their content if so much of it is free? And does the NYT really believe that a well developed application change the fundamental flaw in their industry?
I hope, for them, that this isn’t the case.
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In the first post in this series I’ve reviewed the basic considerations in buying a camera for online video production. This post will cover advanced camera features, for savvy buyers (or latent video geeks like me). Understanding them can help you make better choices when buying your next video camera. Just like the previous post, I will focus on sub $1,000 cameras, as an entry level for most videographers. So let’s start: Continue reading…
At start I thought it was just me, but when I asked my Twitter and Facebook friends about it I got a lot of similar experiences: Gmail and Google Apps are slow in the recent week
Many business functions in my company are based on Google’s products. However, their recent service failures, and the service issues now, make me think that cloud is good, but maybe not good enough…
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