by Steve Smith on Jul 20, 2:18 PM
It may seem like your morning drive-time programming, but don't mistake podcasting for repackaged radio.
by Jonathan Blum on Jul 20, 1:03 PM
Consumer electronics, like all of retail, used to follow three rules: location, location, and location. But on the Web, vendors are following new rules.
by Liz Tascio on Jul 20, 1:01 PM
Yaris is your new friend on MySpace, your guide on a digital tour of Los Angeles, and your blogger extraordinaire during the South By Southwest music festival.
by Jonathan Blum on Jul 20, 12:58 PM
What is IP/TV? Is that the same thing as iTV? Confused yet?
by Jonathan Blum on Jul 20, 12:54 PM
Is it time for IP/TV? A new Verizon initiative tests the waters If you want to see the future of Internet Protocol Television, otherwise known as IP/TV, go low-tech: Hop on a Greyhound and head for Keller, Texas. Keller, a town of nearly 30,000 people, looks like any other small town: It has a Main Street, a church, and fast-food restaurants. But this humble town is also the launching pad for the next revolution in TV. Last September, Verizon Communications rolled out its first all-optical fiber communications and TV plant in Keller. A …
by Susan Kuchinskas on Jul 20, 12:53 PM
The development of mobile technology, content, and services is booming these days.
by Susan Kuchinskas on Jul 20, 12:47 PM
Tomorrow's mobile marketing apps are brewing in labs today.
by Steve Smith on Jul 20, 12:44 PM
The mobile industry's best minds know the world doesn't need another ringtone, wallpaper, or short-code sweepstakes.
by Steve Smith on Jul 20, 12:42 PM
In 2004, the business pitches for wireless data services almost always started the same way. With a phenomenal installed base of 200 million subscribers, the mobile platform seemed to fix all of the Internet's early problems by finding viable business models.
by on Jul 20, 12:40 PM
Mobile, mobile, mobile. This month we're all about mobile marketing via wireless phones and devices. The wireless phone, BlackBerry, Treo, PSP, and others are among the most personal and intimate gadgets we incorporate into our lives. So is it any surprise that marketers are salivating at the chance to reach us in a one-to-one, direct, and special way via these devices? Wireless and digital marketing gurus have trumpeted the potential of a one-to-one relationship with consumers via wireless devices and services for years. They dream of delivering location-based information and promotions, coupons, contests, and other stuff. The …