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Heading to MEET 2006

by Carlos Granier-Phelps

I’ll be attending Forbes’ MEET 2006 conference (Media | Electronic Entertainment | Technology) in Beverly Hills. The theme of the October 24-25 conference will be: Reaping Riches in the Media and Entertainment Revolution.

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Undergoing renovations

by Carlos Granier-Phelps

We’re currently redesigning the blog, so if you see funky stuff don’t panic.

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The Paris Hilton School of Blogging

by Carlos Granier-Phelps

So there I was, wide awake in my bed, wondering if the Crestor was keeping me from catching some much needed Zzzzs, when I decided to scramble over to my HP Media Center PC and check what was new on Digg. Over on my number two display, a trusty old 17″ BenQ FP731, my RSS [...]

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Google’s Flickr Killer - Part 2

by Carlos Granier-Phelps

This is a follow up to my post: Google’s Flickr Killer.
As I’ve already mentioned, a photo organizing and editing tool that runs on your computer (and not over the web) -such as Picasa- is an integral part of the equation. If I could upload straight from Picasa into Flickr, I would use my Flickr account [...]

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Google’s Flickr Killer

by Carlos Granier-Phelps

… or why Yahoo needs to buy a desktop photo managing app, pronto.
I’ve been using Flickr for a while now - I even have a Pro account (I previously used smugmug). I also use Picasa to manage my photos (having tried several versions of Adobe’s Photoshop Album). I like Picasa’s simplicity, instant image fix-ups, and [...]

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Google Media

by Carlos Granier-Phelps

Google Media
How Google will change the way you experience music, television and media in general.
Google, Google, everywhere
It seems you can find Google just about anywhere these days. Internet search? Check. Satellite mapping? Check. Photos? Check. Online shopping? Check and check. Advertising? Check. Web analytics? Check. Finance? Check. Video? Check. Music and television? Err, not yet, [...]

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