November 14th, 2006links for 2006-11-15
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“Using a unique reconstructive technique, Denim Therapy places existing denim fabric into the jean to replace the holes. Not a patch, but a genuine reconstruction of the old fabric.”
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“The Alviso, Calif., company today unveiled several new features designed to enhance the array of content available to TiVo users to download from the Internet for playback on television sets.”
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“While NBC has been streaming its video on MSNBC.com and offering audio of both shows as audio podcasts, this will be the first time that both shows will be available for video download.”
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“IME is management education devoted exclusively to the media and entertainment industries. Our immersive, high-impact programs are customized for executives who want to maximize their knowledge of key industry issues, trends and core business strengths.”
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“Public interest TV station C-SPAN and online media storage provider StreamLoad have announced that the two companies will collaborate on a new user submitted video site set to launch later this month and called ViewFinder.”
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“Comcast, the No. 1 cable TV operator, later this month will add wireless to its offerings in Boston and Portland, Ore., says Sprint CEO Gary Forsee. No. 2 Time Warner, at about the same time, will add it in Austin and Raleigh, N.C.”
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“The video function would probably be used to transfer content created by Zune customers, Ballmer said in an interview today from Redmond, Washington.”
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“Reuters is taking a stake in Pluck, … Reuters plans to offer BlogBurst to its news customers worldwide. “Our general view,” says Chris Ahearn, head of Reuters Media division, “is that news is news.”
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“One teen-age girl observes that flipping through a magazine is “not the same experience you have when you’re commenting on your friend’s MySpace page.” Ellegirl.com is now reporting record traffic.”
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