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The Data Dilemma: Three Apps for Keeping Tabs on Your Smartphone Data
Wonder how much data you’re using uploading pictures or watching videos on your smartphone?
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Is Internet Killing the Video Star?
Applying lessons learned from the music industry to TV.
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What Makes Video “Professional”?
The key elements are whether you can create something repeatedly on a schedule, and whether you can build an audience that will come back and watch regularly.
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Signs You’re on the Computer Too Much (Comic)
Here is the latest comic from our Joy of Tech friends at Geek Culture, Nitrozac and Snaggy. Joy of Tech appears three times a week in the Voices section of this site.
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An Open Letter to YouTube Channels
History has shown that any time a new technology or platform arises, it takes creators time to understand and unleash the true power of the medium.
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Five Big Ideas That Could Transform the Future of Commerce
If you’re involved in any aspect of commerce and the supply chain, these ideas should definitely be on your radar.
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The Era of AppNation Has Arrived
It seems like a foregone conclusion that the era of the app has arrived.
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Content Is No Longer King
“Content is king” has been a long-lived mantra of media. And in the 1990s and early 2000s, it was true.
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YouTube Redesigns Around “Channels” Strategy
YouTube unveiled its largest redesign yet Thursday, bringing user personalization and the video Web site’s growing selection of programming topics, or “channels,” front and center.Voices
YouTube Close to Announcing Video “Channels”
Google Inc.’s YouTube is expected to announce as early as next week that it has signed a slew of partnerships with media companies and well-known personalities to produce original content for the popular video website, said people familiar with the matter.Voices
CollegeHumor Aims to Grow Up With New Site
CollegeHumor, a site known for comedy about cute girls and pranks, is trying to grow up. Its parent company, IAC/InterActiveCorp., is launching a new comedy site, Jest.com, that aims to broaden CollegeHumor’s humor to appeal to 18- to 49-year-olds.
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