cte | Kris Smith has read these articles about "cte" | www.croncast.comThis is the keyword feed for "cte" from my read items in Google Reader. If you would like to search or subscribe to category/keyword rss feeds for items that I have shared with Google Reader visit http://www.croncast.com/c4_reading.phpThe Birth of Cinema-Vlog-it- November 25, 2007 Two very different movies with very different intents are borrowing heavily from the web video aesthetic. Brian De Palma's Redacted and the J.J. Abrams-produced Cloverfield both make heavy use of messy, first-person handheld camera angles to tell their stories. Let's call it cinema vlog-it. Look, I'll be honest, I haven't seen either film. Redacted just opened ...Tags: different vlog redacted cinema personhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/newteevee/~3/190143185/ Readers vs Visitors - Whose Needs are You Meeting- November 23, 2007 The following post on meeting the needs of Readers and Visitors is a guest post by Lorelle VanFossen of Lorelle on WordPress. Smashing Magazine asks Who Is Your Visitor, using some new research into the preferences and characteristics of the average visitor to your blog and website. However, since you'd like to comfort most of your web ...Tags: lorelle readers post meeting visitorshttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ProbloggerHelpingBloggersEarnMoney/~3/189321319/ David Cross And Demetri Martin's Blind Hear Test- November 20, 2007 David Cross aka Ronnie Dobbs aka Samson Dalonoga and Demetri Martin aka the new Rachel Hunter teamed up to turn their indie-oriented ears toward celebrity-made music. To ensure the veracity and accuracy of their responses, they wore blindfolds. Vanity Fair's one time mag Movies Rock (the same of top soundtracks fame) subjected the pair to sounds from Bruce Willis, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Russell Crowe, Keanu Reeves's Dogstar, and John Travolta. The Blindfold Test, based on jazz rag Down...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/stereogum/cBYa/~3/188416583/david-cross-and-demetri-martins... TinyURL outage illustrates the fragility of the web- November 20, 2007 ReadWrite Web reports that TinyURL - the immensely popular link-shortening service - went down for a few hours on Sunday night Monday morning. As a result, countless links were broken across the web blogosphere, with many large sites affected (notably Twitter, which automatically turns user linkage into TinyURLs). Since TinyURL links are clicked on 1.6 billion times each month, you can imagine the chaos that this glitch created! This outage highlights the fragility of the web: while we like.http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/reaction/~3/187669244/ Amazon Kindle eBook Review (Verdict: Confusing, Expensive...but Promising)- November 20, 2007 Someday the Amazon Kindle will be worth your money. Having used the new eBook reader from Amazon for a few hours, I&39;m happy to report that it manages to accomplish its major goals ably. The ePaper screen is slightly smaller than that on its primary competitor, the Sony Reader, but is still quite legible and roomy; ePaper has a long way to go before it replaces ink on paper, but it&39;s comfortably on the right path. The always-on, no subscription data connection, powered by Sprint&39;s EV-DO.http://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/gadgets/~3/187405270/amazon-kindle-ebook-1.html LinkedIn and The Future of Business Networking- November 20, 2007 In the heyday of the Facebook hype (it seems so long ago now!), Facebook was going to eat LinkedIn's lunch. Based on recent experience, I don't think so. I recently had reason to use LinkedIn seriously, using my existing network to tap into a market that I had not previously been exposed to. I had not used LinkedIn since the early days, so this was my first serious update. I have NOT used Facebook seriously. I registered out of curiosity about the phenomenon and found that the only network I...http://www.croncast.com/keyg/cte The Benefits of Not Advertising- November 20, 2007 The Associated Press recently published a story about a curious phenomenon: Google is one of the most lucrative ad-selling companies in the world, yet rarely indulges in buying ads for itself. Today we take a look at the advantages Google gains against its competitors by not advertising. Although you can see Yahoo's ads on TV and in movie theaters, Google doesn't follow suit, instead relying on word of mouth, buzz marketing, and media coverage to spread its gospel. There are numerous...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PronetAdvertising/~3/187375819/the-benefits-of-not-advertis... Hmm. Dadblogs Available For Subscription On The Amazon Kindle e-Reader- November 20, 2007 Hello, slightly random-looking, e-ink-based, wireless, e-book reading device from Amazon. Amazon wants to sell you a Kindle for $400, then sell you digital books and subscriptions to magazines, newspapers, and blogs ! to read on it. The content is delivered via EVDO cellular data network. So far, there are two dadblogs available to buy: Dadcentric and Dad Gone Mad, plus BabyGadget. They're $0.99month each, and yes, bloggers get a cut. BabyGadget's not, but the first two are part of the...http://daddytypes.com/2007/11/19/hmm_dadblogs_available_for_subscription_on_the_amazon_kin... Creating a maintainable and thriving web- November 19, 2007 I knew the day would come when users would wake up and realize that centralizing stuff is not good for the Internet. Today two signs that things are sorting themselves out. 1. Steve Rubel writes about the danger of routing all our URLs through TinyUrl. I love what URL-shorteners do, it's especially important in Twitter when you're limited to 140 characters to express an idea. If you have to include a link, that could use up a lot of the space you have. The problem is if everyone uses TinyUrl,...http://www.scripting.com/stories/2007/11/19/creatingAMaintainableAndTh.html Video of Twitter on CSI. They even stayed within the...- November 19, 2007 Video of Twitter on CSI. They even stayed within the 140 character limit. (via waxy) (link)Tags: video within even stayed csihttp://www.kottke.org/remainder/07/11/14509.html |