A recent post at the Bleeding Edge made me laugh, since it relates to something I wrote about in August, though my thought was from a slightly different angle. We all want a screen with a big button. You know, the one you can click in a split second and then the machine does what a machines should do - work hard to produce an outcome. Whilst we can ... Read full entry

Brad Howarth on comments by Mark Pesce and Mark Goldman at the Future of Media Summit in Sydney, yesterday. The issue as I see it however is that there are always two competing forces - meeting the needs of the consumer for good content, and meeting the needs of the advertiser to reach an audience. In the era of free-to-air television the equation is heavily weighted ... Read full entry

I'm been quite enjoying my digital mashup experience here this last half year until I read about the latter day futility of link blogs... oh well. And with a million people all madly curating the web - in many cases, trying to put your link in their curational record before someone else does - getting linked up isn't exactly hard any more. These aren't the days of begging for ... Read full entry