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The situation isn’t that uncommon.  You have a couple of friends over, pop out the beer, and you fire up the LCD TV to show off the latest viral video of the day.  But for a while, YouTube had been looking rather hideous from eight feet away on the couch.  All of this lies in [...]

Looks to be a viral video designed to promote the Third Annual Media Convergence Forum, but this piece actually does have a host of valid points. It really speaks to our online, socially-networked media climate and contrasts this against the more traditional media vehicles. Certainly an eyeopener. The stats do seem a [...]

Just add sunlight

In: technology

25 May 2009

Fascinating idea right here. A Brazilian village has employed rooftop-mounted bottles filled with water and bleach to light buildings and amplify exterior sunlight during daylight hours. Canadian winters might intimidate some from doing it over here, I wonder if some fearless entrepreneur could produce a weatherproof version for tougher weather conditions…

Skype for iPhone/iPod Touch was released today. Well, if you live outside of Canada, that is.
The CBC is reporting that patent-license restriction are preventing the free app store add-on from being used by Canadians. Although Fring has been able to step up and fill the VOIP-void on iPod Touches/iPhones, I was hoping to [...]

A couple of weeks ago I was looking at iPod Touch cases for my new 16 GB second generation iPod and bumped into this interesting iPhone case that sports a macro lens on its back.  My initial thoughts were great feature, but would someone really use the macro functionality all that much?
Well, let’s consider today’s [...]

Second generation iPod Touches are now feeling a bit more liberated. Twenty-one hours ago, an untethered jailbreak tutorial was released at ipodtouchfans detailing how to jailbreak the mobile devices using redsn0w. The liberation process was thought to have taken so long (2Gs were released September 9, 2008) due to widespread belief that Apple [...]


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Based out of Toronto, I'm a graduate of the Radio and Television Arts program at Ryerson University and, at present, a graduate student registered in the Communication and Culture joint program at Ryerson and York Universities. I'm also a new media creator dealing heavily with internet video delivery systems. I'm fascinated by the idea of user-centric networks, whether they be social or technological, and the ways they alter our social interactions.



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