The Full-On Assault On Cable Is Underway
August 30, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Google, Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon — when you hear these names, you usually think about how these tech giants all compete with one another. But what if they all teamed up for one cause? They’d be unstoppable, right
Forget Ads In Books, Lit-Lovers Face An Even More Hideous Prospect
August 21, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
It’s a pity readers don’t want to pay for stories about the death of traditional media, because otherwise journalists and commentators would be riding a big fat cash cow. In recent months it’s been impossible to open a newspaper or magazine without being drenched by a tidal wave of “waaaaah”s and “woah”s and “oh my God we’re all doomed”s from those of us who make our living selling words
LG To The WSJ, “Our tablet will be better than the iPad.”
August 20, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Oh boy.
Groupon Competitor Gilt City Expands To SF And LA
August 17, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Deal hunters in San Francisco and Los Angeles have a new site to prowl starting today: Gilt City , the local deals arm of semi-exclusive “flash sale” site Gilt Groupe , has expanded to the west coast. Each city is currently offering three local deals, ranging from San Francisco’s Street Food Festival to a wardrobe makeover. Gilt quietly started testing Gilt City in April, but it was available only in NYC.
Eric Schmidt’s Name Game Doesn’t Make Sense
August 17, 2010 by admin
Filed under New Technology Review
Over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal published an interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt that covered a range of topics including Google’s future, newspapers, and privacy.






