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The New iPad: Implications for Content
“The new iPad” introduced yesterday might better be called the “somewhat improved iPad”. So named by Apple in lieu of a model number, this iPad has a better screen, better processor and 4G connection speeds — but nothing to “wow” … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Magazines, Media, Newspapers, Television, Video
Tagged Apple, iPad, PC
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Netflix’s Real Problem
Netflix has a BIG problem. Not because it angered customers by doubling its price or even because it enraged them by attempting to spin off its DVD business. Netflix’s problem is that it fundamentally has little leverage with the studios. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Internet, Media, Mobile, Television, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged Amazon, Apple, CBS, CW, Dish, Google, Hulu, Nertflix, studios, TV
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AOL and Yahoo!: Fingers in Google’s Dike
AOL and Yahoo! both revolutionized the Internet. And both have completely lost their way. Back in the 1990s, AOL introduced millions of people to email and online content. Yahoo! taught people how to find things online. Now both seem reduced … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Internet, Television, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged advertising, Alibaba, AOL, digital media, Google, Huffington Post, Marketing, Media, Microsoft, publishing, Search, SEO, TechCrunch, Time Warner, Yahoo
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Lord of the Ringtones
Everyone’s focusing right now on whether AT&T’s proposed merger with T-Mobile will give it too much power in wireless. But that’s only part of the worry. AT&T also wants to sell you a so-called “triple play” of cable, telephone and … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Mobile, Television, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged AT&T, broadband, cable, Comcast, Dept. of Justice, FCC, FIOS, Internet, IPTV, Merger, Mobile, NBC Universal, quad play, satellite, Sprint, Strategy Analytics, T-Mobile, telephone, Time Warner Cable, triple play, TV, U-Verse, Verizon
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TV in 2020: Best Guesses
So where will television be in 2020? I posed the question last week at a panel I led during NAB with execs from DreamWorks, Sony Electronics, Starz, Nielsen and Technicolor. Of course, nobody really knows what TV will look like in two … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, iHollywood Forum, Internet, Media, Video
Tagged 3D, broadcast, cable, f, Google, HD, High-Definition, iphone-5, iphone5, iphone5sprint, NAB, Nielsen, OTT, Sony, Starz, Technicolor, Television, ticketsnow, TV, UI
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How Not to Run a TV Network
If TV network executives spent as much time and money embracing new technologies as they do on lawyers to protect their turf, maybe they wouldn’t need Time Warner and Netflix to show them how to do their jobs. Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, iHollywood Forum, Internet, Media, Video
Tagged byelogo, cable television, david fincher, goodbyepictures, House of Cards, iPad, iphone-5, iphone-5-pictures, iphone5, Kevin Spacey, movies, Netflix, nextechforum-com, pics-of-iphone-5, run-a-tv-network, Scripps, streaming, Time Warner, TV, www-nexttechforum-com
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Porn’s lessons for the L.A. Times
The L.A. Times’ expose (sorry) of porn’s woes capsulizes the dilemma the Internet poses for all content: consumers are willing to settle for less-than-stellar products on the Internet rather than shell out money for higher production values in DVDs, CDs, etc. Continue reading
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Veoh CEO Dmitry Shapiro at iHollywood Mixer
Veoh CEO Dmitry Shapiro joined USA Today journalist Jefferson Graham at iHollywood Forum’s first iHollywood Mixer last month in Culver City. Excerpts: