Three InSight

12: Mobile iPad Wired Paid Cable

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 17:29:37 EST

Business in the 21st Century. Mobile OS wars: iPhone, Android, Windows Phone Series 7. Tablet UI vs. iPad. Wired's touch enabled magazine. Paid magazine apps, books, and media. Is cable really necessary? As always, thanks to Blue Microphones! http://bluemic.com

13: Modern PR and Social Media

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 21:13:29 EST

Happy Birthday Steve! How has PR changed with Social Media? PR is now transparent and two way. Gatekeepers are gone. Embargoes are antiques. Dave was asked by HP to Tweet about a product - by an agency. PR companies are now facilitating a closer tie between brand and consumer through influences, less with press outlets. We want feedback. Please? Thanks to Blue Microphones: http://bluemic.com

14: Google Jail Time and the Olympics Buzzie

Tue, 30 Mar 2010 17:27:57 EST

Google goes to jail in Italy. What are the ramifications? Which country is the best model for acceptable internet content? Do we use local community standards?

Michael watched 10 minutes of the Olympics. This was the last traditional broadcast of the Olympics, delays are over. What are we willing to pay?

Buzzie? A Google Buzz app for the iPhone.

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15: The Boulder Fiber Initiative

Tue, 30 Mar 2010 17:27:25 EST

Michael is at South By Southwest. Google is looking at running fiber to several cities. What would Boulder do with it? Does Google have alternative intentions? Dave does an incredible Darth Vader rendition. Faster, or less expensive bandwidth? What would you do with 10 to 100 times more bandwidth?

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16: Google China and Territorial Rights

Tue, 30 Mar 2010 17:53:03 EST

Live from Atlas Purveyors. Google claims they're not going to abide by China's rules. Censorship is becoming increasingly difficult to police around the world. It's up to citizens to determine what's acceptable, and take control if they don't like it. Parents should ultimately get control over what their kids see, not governments. What is community decency? It's arrogant for us (the US) to dictate what's acceptable in other countries. If a business wants to play in a country, they have to abide by that country's rules. Bing is OK with China's rules.

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17: The last pre-iPad episode

Fri, 02 Apr 2010 22:17:01 EST

iPad, based on recent videos, running numbers on it is intuitive and may allow Doyle to do spreadsheets for the first time. Potential iPad functionality that may lead some users to leave the MacBook Pro at homeâ�¦ Philadelphia's recent "Flashmob" incidences, and its relationship to social media and parenting. Also discussed is the current and possible future state of investor status requirements. (Sorry for the crappy audio. That's a Skype > Garageband thing).

18: The iPad revolution begins

Tue, 25 May 2010 23:32:05 EST

The group discusses iPad issues, uses, and favorite apps. There is a fundamental shift in the way we use computersâ�¦ The tactile interface adds another element to being a part of the computing experience. How does internet access figure into possibly being a part of societal infrastructure. Also, the changing face of software purchasing and distribution.

19: HP Palm Lala and Dave on iPad difficulties

Tue, 25 May 2010 23:30:56 EST

HP's expensive purchase of Palm, HP is no longer going to produce their tablet, and is the Microsoft Courier also dead? Dave rants about tech difficulty with the iPad, and is it time for a new iTunesâ�¦ Will it involve the newly acquired LaLa?

20: Facebook, Myspace, and Privacy

Tue, 25 May 2010 23:30:27 EST

Myspace is increasing privacy! This comes at a time when Facebook is basically giving all your information away. There are 3rd party applications to help with your privacy settings, but is that just another point of concern? What is the responsibility of major companies (i.e. Google) that capture the public's information? People still need to take responsibility an be aware of their own privacy with the advent of geo-specificity and other services.

21: Social Media, Current Events, and BP

Tue, 10 Aug 2010 05:46:21 EST

How social media affects news events. Could your friend's presentation of current photos and video color the perception and importance of current events? The guys also speculate on the best way to handle the BP incident.