Project Natal: Real-Time Motion Capture for the Masses There is some actual hot news coming out of the E3 conference today – a little something Microsoft has cooked up on the Xbox 360 platform called “Project Natal.” The technology is being likened to both Minority Report as well as the “beginnings of SkyNet or The Ma...
I Don't Want to Eat Generitech With You Another online video conference that’s making headlines today but is scheduled to take place during NYC’s Internet Week is the Digital Content Newfronts. They’ve made a splashier impression on me with a comedic video that’s circulating starring Emcees Jake ...
MySpace Launching an Online Reality Series and a Marriage [New Media Minute] Guess who’s getting married? One lucky engaged couple will be tying the knot and they’ll say their vows live online this summer. Hollywood production studio Endemol (producers of “Deal or No Deal”) has teamed up with MySpace to produce the online interactive reality...
@biz and @ev Go On the ViewYou are viewing a page meant mostly for machines to read - if you want the original article, click here for it and the video. Twitter has been officially declared “off the market” today by Biz Stone during today’s appearance on what has been loosely termed “daytime t...
SearchMe Rolls Out New Features at Ad:Tech SF 2009 My friends John Furrier and Nate D’amico from SiliconANGLE have been roaming the halls of Ad:Tech 2009, and one of the more interesting updates has been when Furrier caught up with John Galatea, the VP of SearchMe’s marketing and sales. The video contains a few words on ...
Look, I respect the fact that Barack Obama is president-elect now, and when he assumes office, I'll give him as much respect as the station demands.
It doesn't mean I have to like it that Obama won.
All that unity and healing that you guys keep saying needs to happen now? Calling me a sore loserisn'ta great first step. Just because your guy won doesn't mean I'm drinking the kool-aid here.
If your expectations are set that high, you will be disappointed. At the end of the day, President-Elect Obama is still a politician. Politicians say what it takes to win office.
At any rate, I'll close with my tweet from when I saw the networks call the election for Obama:
"If you thought I was annoying during the elections, just wait for the next four years. Be careful what you wish for!"
The way I see it, it's the least I can do. There are going to be an avalanche of people taking credit for Obama's win, tons of substance ascribed where there is none, and a lot of "in your face, Rizzn."
And I'll be annoying as ever as all the things I warned about inherent to Obama's tech policies come to pass over the next four years. I'm never averse to saying "see, I toldja so."