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Posted by Gary Hayes | Sep 17, 2005 | Personalisation, Streaming |
I suddenly remembered that this ‘long tail’ of TV was researched long before Wired’s Chris Anderson – in fact way back in 2000 when early broadband DSL TV companies (YesTV and HomeChoice) did research into viewing habits of TV programmes. They noted at first the high level the appetite for archive material which worked really well cause it was cheaper to buy from the distributors!
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Sep 16, 2005 | Metadata |
I have had a few separate emails asking exactly what I mean by personalization. I believe the area is broad (deliberately so – I find it hard to be constrained by narrow topics), portentous and covers the cross-over between life, media and virtuality.
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Sep 16, 2005 | Artificial Intelligence |
LATEST: Dutch Treat: Personal Database – 07:36 AM Sep. 15, 2005 PT The Dutch government will begin tracking every citizen from cradle to grave in a single database, opening a personal electronic dossier for every child at...
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Sep 16, 2005 | Digital Profiles, Personalisation |
This is a follow-up to the previous post written live from the event. I attended the Rewind Fast Forward conference today in downtown Sydney as invited speaker but very interested participant. The subtitle for the event was “a...
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Sep 15, 2005 | Cross Media, Transmedia |
Quick post from from the Rewind Fast Forward Conference in Sydney (where I am speaking on the 3.30 panel with Microsoft, Sony and Disney). I am currently writing this from the audience in a panel presentation on wireless...
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