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Future of Recorded Music Business
from Inside Digital Media September 29, 2008
If you would like to learn how the recorded music business will be generating revenue growth in the future, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Gregg Scholl who is the CEO of The Orchard which is a publicly-owned distributor of music for independent record labels, including one that it owns named TVT. The company also distributes over 3,000 hours of video and TV shows for clients who are the rights holders. Most of the files are distributed digitally to stores like iTunes, Amazon.com, and eMusic. (more )
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Olympics and Court Action May Accelerate DVR Adoption
from Inside Digital Media September 01, 2008
A recent appellate court decision, in combination with the NBC’s Olympic TV viewing experience, may well prompt acceleration in the adoption of DVRs (e.g. TiVo’s). I discuss the points with Jim Burger, who is a copyright attorney with DowLohnes in Washington D.C. Originally Cablevision announced plans to offer a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) service to be hosted within the physical CATV network instead via on-premises equipment that must be installed in the homes of individual subscribers. One advantage is that the “networked-DVR” would enable Cablevision to roll out the service through many of the set-top boxes already deployed with subscribers. Thus, the company could avoid the expense of installing new set-top boxes for those subscribers choosing the DVR service. (more )
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Getting Paid for Music
from Inside Digital Media August 25, 2008
Sales of recorded music in the United States are nowabout 30% lower than when Shawn Fanning introduced Napster in 1999. Sales in the physical form (e.g. CDs) are down by nearly half. There is little doubt that the Internet has been a “game changer” for the record label business. In this audio program we explore a couple of ways that the Internet can add revenues. One is already generating more money for the industry and promoting new artists. The second appears to be an idea whose time has come. (more )
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A Hidden Asset at Amazon.com
from Inside Digital Media August 11, 2008
Are stock analysts overlooking one of the most important assets at Amazon.com? Our guest today is Shelly Palmer who is the author of Television Disrupted. He is also a noted blogger and podcaster in the field of New Media. In a recent post Shelly observed that Amazon Web Services (AWS) may be one of the most important factors that will enable small companies to move into the era of “Cloud Computing”. (more )
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How to Sell Your Website
from Inside Digital Media August 04, 2008
If you would like to learn how an investment banker determines the value of a website, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Mike Lyon who is a Vice President with Arbor Advisors which is a middle market investment banking firm in Palo Alto. (more )
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The Future of Internet Video
from Inside Digital Media July 22, 2008
If you would like to learn what a prominent television producer thinks is the future of Internet video, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Steve Rosenbaum who is the Founder of Magnify.net. Earlier he was the creator of MTV News: Unfiltered. He has also produced prime time television for A )
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Blip.tv Compared to YouTube
from Inside Digital Media May 31, 2008
If you would like to learn how to use a hosted service for your Internet video that is available at no charge, and avoids using a high-profile branded player like YouTube’s, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guest today is Mike Hudack who is the Co-Founder of Blip.tv. His company is a lot like YouTube except they do not force you to use a player that has obvious third-party branding like the prominent logo YouTube uses in the lower right of the player frame. As a result, the Blip.tv player looks like it “belongs” on your website. (more )
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SEC Rules To Increase Digital Media Use By Public Companies
from Inside Digital Media: Finding Tomorrow's Internet Business Leaders Today May 21, 2008
If you would like to hear how new SEC regulations will stimulate public companies to make more use of Digital Media for investor relations, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guests today are Don Duffy, Tim Carey, and Doug Campbell, with the investor relations firm of ICR. Don is the President, and Tim and Doug are Senior Vice Presidents. The three discuss new regulations from the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) that they believe will encourage public companies to make more use of Digital Media at the investor relations pages of their Websites (more )
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Create Your Own Video Ad Network
from Inside Digital Media May 17, 2008
If you would like learn how to create a customized network of video Websites where you can place video ads, this interview is for you. Our guest today is Jayant Kadambi who is the CEO of YuMe Networks. His company is an Applications Service Provider (ASP) that places ads in digital video. YuMe offers a variety of ad formats including pre-roll, post-roll, mid-roll, overlays, player skins, and others. You can get a look at samples at their ad gallery. (more )
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WordPress Pioneer & Automattic Founder - Matt Mullenweg
from Inside Digital Media May 14, 2008
If you would like to hear what the founder of WordPress.com has to say about the future of blogging, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guest today is Matt Mullenweg who is the Founder of Automattic, Inc. which is the owner of WordPress.com and the Akismet anti-spam software for blogs. Invested capital in Automattic is now $30 million from such sources as The New York Times, Polaris Ventures, True Ventures, and Radar Ventures. (more )
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Future Blogs Compared to Future Forums
from Inside Digital Media April 30, 2008
If you would like to learn about the differences between blogs and forums in the future, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guest today is Patrick O’Keefe who is the author of Managing Online Forums which has just been released by the publishing arm of the American Management Association. (more )
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Online Videos: Post Once - Distribute Everywhere
from Inside Digital Media April 26, 2008
If you would like to learn how to post videos to a single website that will automatically re-post them to the others where you have accounts, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guest today is Brett Wilson who is a Co-Founder of TubeMogul. Videos posted at TubeMogul are automatically re-posted at (most) all the other video-sharing sites where you have accounts. That includes YouTube, Revver, Veoh, Metacafe, and many more. They also collect episode-specific audience statistics at each website. (more )
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National Hockey League & Online Video
from Inside Digital Media April 19, 2008
If you would like to learn how the National Hockey League is generating revenue from advertising-supported video online, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guest today is Larry Gelfand who is Senior Vice President for Media Sales at the National Hockey League. Recently the NHL launched its Internet-based NHL Network Online which provides a number of free video shows that are advertising supported. Initial sponsors include Cisco, Budweiser, and Dodge. (more )
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Protecting Video Streams from Piracy
from Inside Digital Media April 14, 2008
If you would like to know how to protect video streams from piracy, this interview is for you. Subject: Our guest today is Barrett Lyon who is a Co-Founder of BitGravity which is a video-centric Content Delivery Network (CDN). His company characterizes itself as a CDN for today’s Internet, as opposed to the older ones designed to deliver the static web pages of an increasingly bygone era. (more )
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New Breast Imaging Technology and a Very Old Toddler
from Current Science & Technology Podcast September 29, 2006
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so we ll take an extended look at breast imaging technology with a radiologist, and then we ll spend a few minutes talking about the newly-announced oldest hominid child fossil. Listen now: Download podcast directly: Audio Podcast (.mp3) Read about Current Science & Technology Podcasts
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Traffic-Tracking Telephones and Wired-up Neurons
from Current Science & Technology Podcast September 22, 2006
On this week s show, we ll learn about a new way your cell phone could keep you out of traffic jams, and hear about how researchers at Harvard are bringing us one step closer to becoming one with technology. Listen now: Download podcast directly: Audio Podcast (.mp3) Read about Current Science & Technology Podcasts
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Oil-Eating Bacteria and the Problems with Pluto
from Current Science & Technology Podcast August 25, 2006
Today we ll hear about a breakthrough in the work to use oil-eating bacteria to clean up oil spills. We also have Owen Gingerich chairman of the International Astronomical Union s Planet Definition Committee to give us a definitive look at the announcement that we really only have eight planets in our solar system. Listen now: Download podcast directly: Audio Podcast (.mp3) Read about Current Science & Technology Podcasts
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Golden Cancer Therapy and Tiny Volcanoes
from Current Science & Technology Podcast August 11, 2006
Today we ll examine a new way to treat cancer using gold, glass, and light; we ll hear about the discovery of miniature volcanoes on the ocean floor, and since a number of you liked our look at Venus last week, we ll get another update from the world of space. Listen now: Download podcast directly: Audio Podcast (.mp3) Read about Current Science & Technology Podcasts
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MelvisCast 007 - 2005_11_28
from MelvisFan.com December 05, 2005
Let It Be - The Beatles Thanksgiving recap business cards the Beatles . *Apparently I had some extra audio layering going on, so I uploaded a better version of the show today (12/7). My apologies for the unprofessional slip-up and hope you still consider voting for Melvis at PodcastAlley.
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