Mar 10 2008
Posted by Carlos Granier-Phelps and filed under Digital Media Strategy, Featured Articles
In an age of constant innovation, it’s important to identify behaviors within your company that may hinder its chances of success.
Do you belong to a learning organization? Is anyone keeping up with innovations? Are employees encouraged to do so? When an employee comes up with a new idea, does that idea make it through the [...]
Feb 11 2008
Posted by Carlos Granier-Phelps and filed under Digital Media Strategy, Rest and Relaxation, Social Networking
Counter-Strike and the Wii offer two very different social experiences that you should study when planning your social media strategy.
Exosocial Networking
Counter-Strike is an online cops-and-robbers game where you collaborate with and compete against players around the world to complete missions. Real time chat and voice communications keep the team on the same page, while your [...]
Jan 20 2008
Posted by Carlos Granier-Phelps and filed under Digital Media Strategy, Featured Articles, General Announcements, Marketing and SEO, Social Networking, Software
Following Technosailor’s lead, and using his code, I’ve setup the MiamiTwits Twitter group for people in the Miami, FL area (and anyone else, really) who wish to subscribe.
All you need is:
a twitter account (of course)
follow @MiamiTwits
send a direct message to the group (e.g., d MiamiTwits Hello Miami!) and it will be automatically broadcast to the [...]
Nov 09 2007
Posted by Carlos Granier-Phelps and filed under Digital Media Strategy, Featured Articles, Social Networking
I wrote this as the introduction to a report I presented a year ago, after attending the Forbes MEET conference, and was surprised at how relevant it still was… so I decided to share it with my blog readers.
1. Universal access to media distribution.
The traditional media outlets were used to managing an industry of scarce [...]
blogging citizen-journalism digital-media-integration internet-television local news social-networks technology traditional-television user-generated-content
Oct 25 2007
Posted by Carlos Granier-Phelps and filed under Digital Media Strategy
Arthur C. Clarke once said that “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Entire religions have been built around apparently magical events. In this PodTech video interview, Robert Scoble converses with Professor Marc Levoy of Stanford University about ongoing computational photography research that will simply blow your mind.
It’s almost an hour long (and worth [...]
computational-photography imaging photography technology video