JamieG Analysis

An interesting post on TechCrunch was pointed out to me today by Philip Hodgetts.  Philip has been putting his acceptance behind the open-web based around the push by Apple into WebKit/javascript and Javascript frameworks like Sproutcore. (Note this can also now be said for Google and the new Chrome browser) Today we have another contender [...]

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The Chrome browser really tells the story of what Google is about.  The one and most telling feature of Chrome, the Google Web Browser, is that it can treat each webpage as a sandbox. This is a revolution in browsing as it defines Googles hopes to make the Browser the operating system of the future.
It [...]

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There has been a lot of talk about YouTube offering higher quality content. I did hear about this a while ago, but was unable to find any.  I thought it may have been a delay in offering this new feature to the rest of the world.
Recently we created a new show reel and so I [...]

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Watching TV from Internet based sources has grown drastically in the last year, still, amazingly there has been little more then lip service and toe in the water reactions from the larger encumbent players.
The bandwidth issues has been touted as the main reason.  For example, until the internet is upgraded giving higher bandwidth access to [...]

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Recently Youtube announced a new channel specifically for producers who make news type content.
http://www.youtube.com/blog?entry=Em6c795bzc0
This announcement makes Youtube a portal for NEWS by independent reporters.  Social technologies will obviously be used to bring hi-quality and items of social interest to the top of the channel.  It will be interesting to see how well this goes.
This development [...]

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