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Congrats Sir! Wishing you much success in your new venture.
Commented May 15, 2012 on Time To RUMble On at The World According To Rags
Time To RUMble On
As many of you know, this has been a year of change for me on the professional front. I took a sabbatical to plot the next move and ended up leaving Brightcove shortly after the IPO. To cut to the chase, I've joined RollUp Media (RUM), a new media publishing startup. We are building a platform...
The effort isn't worth it anymore. Like DejaNews, IE6 is an ex-parrot!
Commented Nov 23, 2010 on At What Point Do We Just Stop Caring About IE6 Visitors? at Disruptive Conversations
At What Point Do We Just Stop Caring About IE6 Visitors?
Flickr credit: elisfanclub As I've been working more with CSS3 and HTML5 (and starting to write about it), a common theme I've found in CSS books, websites and other material is this: "... and then you have to do this to make it look right in Internet Explorer 6..." ... and then you do this ...
On July 29...so you're not but a week behind. ;-) Hear you've been busy..
Commented Aug 6, 2010 on When did YouTube move to allowing 15-minute uploads? at Disruptive Conversations
When did YouTube move to allowing 15-minute uploads?
When uploading a video today to Voxeo's YouTube channel, I noticed that videos can now be up to 15 minutes in length: When did this happen? You used to be limited to 10 minutes. Not that I'm complaining, mind you. With my Emerging Tech Talk video podcast, I try to keep each episode to down a...
if they want to monetize their freakin' back catalog, why aren't The Fab Four on iTunes?!? They've gone from a Dumb music co. to a Dumb generic co.
Love and Peace, Clarence
Commented Jun 24, 2010 on EMI's New Strategy at The World According To Rags
EMI's New Strategy
Long piece in Wired about EMI's new CEO, Roger Faxon, and their new strategy to become a "comprehensive rights management company". It doesn't quite roll off the tongue but it makes lots of sense. Two years ago, I'd advocated that they give up on trying to sign and break new music and instead f...
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