access and simplicity
conventional media assimilation i think is possible... but it's a mutual assimilation... the landscape will be different... folks arent just gonna up n leave the internet en mass... and conventional media will continue to get comfortable online... they'll meet on a peer level.... decentralized & democratized... that's what we're about...
(straying now)
on Ham Radio.... consider a world... where... the infrastructure is shot... war... natural disasters... economic depression... whatever... wouldn't the internet be a great tool in "the aftermath"?
if electricity... and broadband networks... are compromised... reconstruction efforts are that much harder...
but... (and i know folks sorta do this now... with linux n whatnot... ) there can be long range networking via ham radio and modems... the power... eh.. i dunno.. solar?? crank??
think about it... anybody got a good cabin in the woods full of canned food stuffs? um...
On 11/19/05, LeanBackVids.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah, the themed vs. personal debate again. This is the most
entertaining one so far.
On a somewhat related note, the December issue of Wired asks - "What's
the most overhyped tech trend right now?"...
Robert X. Cringely (Creator and host of NerdTV) answers...
"There's nothing wrong with blogging or podcasting, but they feel to
me a bit like CB radio. What I think will happen is that the best
bloggers and podcasters will eventually be subsumed into the
professional media. After all, every blogger I know is trying to find
a way to generate revenue. Blogging and podcasting will eventually
morph into something that looks a whole lot more like The New York
Times, and the Times will come down a step or two and learn to give up
a bit of its patrician nature."
Bold statement to say every blogger he knows is trying to find a way
to generate revenue, but I think he is correct... Hence all the
sensitivity and hostility.
-Matt
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