MP3 Filesharing Disrupts Music Industry Business Model
But, not because music consumers are "stealing" music. Instead, the Internet and peer-to-peer filesharing disruptively enable musicians to become real business entrepreneurs by creating and...
View ArticleBusiness Related, for a Change!
Time to blog about something else besides politics. EuroTelcoblog opines that Internet and web publishing technologies are evolving in a manner that suggests a new Web-based investment research...
View ArticleBlogging 2.0
I believe Fred Wilson nails it in this post.. That was Blogging 1.0. We knew back then that the web was a great platform for personal expression. All three businesses still exist. Two of them exist...
View ArticleTechdirt:Does The Wall Street Journal Risk Becoming Irrelevant?
In keeping with The New Ground’s basic paradigm of Internet disruption, Techdirt asks – Does The Wall Street Journal Risk Becoming Irrelevant?. Does The Wall Street Journal Risk Becoming Irrelevant?...
View ArticleFred Wilson says we need a web standard for sharing music playlists!
A VC known as Fred Wilson shares his perspective on the current "tower of babble" that has been created by online music distributors with their competing formats, playlists, etc. I share his view....
View ArticleLots of Lessons
Tom Evslin discusses Yahoo’s purchase of del.icio.us and touches on several issues of interest and/ or lessons to be learned. First, he uses this deal as an example to put down the the notion that a...
View ArticleDigital Storage & the Second Gutenberg
n response to Wretchard’s post regarding the Second Gutenberg Revolution, I would submit that there is no need to worry about books as containers for human thought/history. Given the continually...
View ArticlePublishing & Advertising 2.0 – Part 1
Publishing and advertising are undergoing structural transition last seen when Gutenberg’s press was invented. The Internet, and more specifically, the broadband Internet (which has reached critical...
View ArticlePublishing and Advertising 2.0 – Part 2
The Internet will continue to drive major structural change into the advertising and other digitizable media for the next 25-35 years. (The Carlota Perez book previously mentioned explains paradigmatic...
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