Kinecting the Dots: How Microsoft’s Kinect Could Be a Game-Changer

Kinecting the Dots: How Microsoft’s Kinect Could Be a Game-Changer

Microsoft’s Kinect (once known as ‘Project Natal‘) could be a game-changing platform, if marketers and developers can connect the dots (pardon the wordplay).  Not only does it pro ...

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Twitter Places: to check-in or not to check-in?

Twitter Places: to check-in or not to check-in?

A giant enters the landscape Twitter announced on its blog yesterday that it’s rolling out an optional location identification feature across 65 different countries to help provide context to ...

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YouTube Turns Five: Changing TV & Creating Celebrities

YouTube Turns Five: Changing TV & Creating Celebrities

TV networks hate it, audience-seeking creatives love it, and we all watch it: YouTube. Five years ago this past Monday, three former employees of early PayPal — Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and J ...

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Facebook Privacy: the Tell-All Generation Learning Discretion?

Facebook Privacy: the Tell-All Generation Learning Discretion?

Privacy isn’t to be taken for granted in an increasingly ‘jacked in’ world, and many are taking cue. Last week’s security lapse that exposed personal Facebook chats was embarrass ...

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The Mobile Internet Era Is Upon Us

The Mobile Internet Era Is Upon Us

Mobile internet is here to stay, and our social lives — that is, how we interact with others, the content we consume, and the things we buy — will be indelibly shaped by its imminent ...

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