Via the New York Times
By BRIAN STELTER
Published: December 7, 2008
CNN says it wants newspaper feedback as it creates a news wire service to compete with The Associated Press and other services. At a meeting last week, one newspaper staff member offered his advice — and shared the framework of CNN’s plans — in real time [...]
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Journalists Are a Chatty Bunch, as CNN Finds Out on Twitter
TalkShoe Releases Spontaneous Mobile Audio Streaming
Via Mashable
December 4, 2008 - 9:38 pm PDT - by Mark ‘Rizzn’ Hopkins Add a Comment
TalkShoe this afternoon released a major upgrade to their live podcasting platform, one that allows for a call to be created mobile, on the fly and independent of a connection to the web.
CEO Dave Nelson [...]
City firm helping drivers meet ban
Via Metro
Tech Now by Paul Brent
November 06, 2008 03:46
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19% of mobile consumers in U.S. now using smartphones, according to study
Via Mobile Crunch
by Greg Kumparak on November 3, 2008
As the entry fee for smartphones drops lower and lower, the wallet friendly price point found with most feature phones (or, as some might say, “dumbphones”) is beginning to lose its luster. In a day when obtaining a smartphone requires little more than 50 bucks [...]
Low Mobile Video Figures Show Networks Need to Get Smart and Play Dumb
Via Mashable
November 1, 2008 - 9:52 am PDT - by Paul Glazowski
I don’t know whether to think recent calculations for mobile video consumption (or lack thereof) via the four top wireless carriers in America are just a little bit Halloween spooky, a big point of concern, or perhaps a good omen.
It’s [...]
Technology helping shore up traditional nuclear family bonds
Via ARS Technica
By Jacqui Cheng | Published: October 20, 2008 - 01:14PM CT
It turns out that the typical American family is also the most networked, according to a new report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. In addition to having 1.34 children, a dog, and a white picket fence, the American nuclear [...]
Parents want to be “cool,” are using SMS with their kids
Via ARS Technica
By Jacqui Cheng | Published: October 09, 2008 - 05:05PM CT
Hate on the kiddies and their SMS speak all you want, but text messaging is taking off among the masses. AT&T has released data from two studies it recently commissioned, showing that both families and romantic partners are using SMS more and more [...]
Twitter Tools for Community and Communications Professionals
Via PR 2.0
Twitter is nothing short of a phenomenon. At the very least, it connects people to each other through a rich and active exchange of ideas, thoughts, observations, and vision in one, highly conducive ecosystem (known as the Twitterverse). The social fibers that weave together this unique micromedia network is strengthened by the expertise, [...]
FCC report: White space devices work as “proof of concept”
Via ARS Technica
By Nate Anderson | Published: October 15, 2008 - 06:08PM CT
The FCC’s Office of Engineering Technology has released its long-awaited technical report (PDF) on “white space” prototype devices, and the conclusion comes right up front: “At this juncture, we believe that the burden of ‘proof of concept’ has been met. We are satisfied that spectrum sensing in combination [...]
Goodbye, Privacy. Hello, 1984
Via Mashable
October 16, 2008 - 4:47 am PDT - by Stan Schroeder
The Communications Data Bill, suggested by UK Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, proposes that all UK residents’ mobile and Web communication should be stored by the ISPs and MSPs in a giant database for 12 months. Actual content of conversations would not be stored, just times and [...]
