Geekazine is LIVE with another HPE Tech Day: Building out a Hybrid IT strategy, from Hyper Converged to Composable to Cloud This is the event edited (breaks removed) Schedule 8:30 am Welcome, introductions, and opening remarks Chris Purcell, Becca Taylor, Calvin Zito 9:00 am The state of Software-Defined & Cloud Group (SDCG) Paul Miller, VP […]
Facebook Live is a great way to run video, but you have no options for a lower 3rd, overlay graphics, watermark or anything else. There are two iOS apps out there that allow you to do that from Wirecast and Teradek. I show you what you have to do to set up the Live from […]
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I remember the first job where I had to negotiate the salary. I was too green to understand how the product worked. If I would have had the Zopaf Salary Negotiation app, I could have gone into the negotiations and possibly have received more. Zopaf app is currently for iOS. The app uses multiple input options […]
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Video is critical in communications of relevant content as quickly as possible, but maintaining control of your brand and marketing message. Eric Courville of North Plains talks about recent acquisitions that allow them to merge web and marketing video production with broadcast oriented management of digital assets. The Northplains platform makes assets available under controlled management […]
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Among the most fascinating and special technologies we saw at Eureka Playground at CES arised from Displair. This business is the creator of the very first interactive airborne show, by the same label, full with multi-touch support. This is perfect for any person doing marketing, promotional projects or anything else that requires the “neat” element. […]
Jeffrey Powers talks with Brody and Jayme of Allure New Media with their new podcast called Content Marketing and Merlot on Stitcher’s Voices of New Media.
Adria Richards talks with Jameson from Launchrock – a company that figures out the best marketing for a new brand.
Planning a good marketing strategy on social networks is a way to connect with community. Some are taking their marketing to the levels of giving away great prizes. Businesses are seeing the opportunities with using social media to build community. Stephanie Byrnes works for the State Bank of Cross Plains. She has been spearheading a […]
Mariel van Tatenhove, the VP of Marketing came by the live booth to show off Validity. It’s the fingerprint swipe technology on certain laptops and touchscreens. Validity is different from other fingerprint swipe technologies for they separate the sendor from the silicon. The end result is the sensor is not broken. The best part is […]
In this first episode of the OTT, Jeffrey talks with Alec Marshall from Peel.com – a phone application that lets you discover what is on terrestrial TV with the programming you want. Alec was one of the original team members of iTunes. Alec also worked for Adobe, then on the Roku team before joining with […]
Mariel van Tatenhove, the VP of Marketing came by the live booth to show off Validity. It’s the fingerprint swipe technology on certain laptops and touchscreens. Validity is different from other fingerprint swipe technologies for they separate the sendor from the silicon. The end result is the sensor is not broken. The best part is […]
When I first saw reports–I think on Reuters–that the DDOS attack that brought Twitter down and Facebook to a crawl on Thursday was directed at knocking one blogger in Georgia (country, not state) off line, I was somewhat skeptical. But this morning it was in the New York Times, so It Must Be True ™ […]
Over at Scientific Blogging, Barry Leiba comments on cloud computing. The story is here. He says, in part, What I think is interesting about the emphasis on cloud computing, and putting your data and services “in the cloud”, is that we’ve come close to completing a circle. In the 1970s, we used “dumb terminals” that […]
You might remember the products. You might remember the hype. Then, you are tooling down highway 41 years later and all of a sudden you think to yourself – “Hey, whatever happened to…” Failed ideas. Maybe it was a great idea, but wasn’t made right, or design errors brought it down. Maybe it was just […]
Well, we survived another day and are ready for the upcoming barrage of interviews and video: 8 AM: Planning Meeting Halley Claire joined us and we talked about Blogging and Marketing. 10 AM: Got the Booth set up for interviews with Brian Ignomirello and Chris McCall. Shane Pitman of NeoWin 11:30 AM: Tons of Video […]
Bloomberg reports on gathering clouds in Twitter Land. Aggressive attempts by companies to use Twitter to market themselves are turning Twitterers off and fostering the growth of third-parties to help Twitterers control who can follow them. Read the full story here. The story goes on to describe some of the actions Twitter is taking to […]
Wow. It was about a year ago I asked for people to send in thoughts as to what to expect in 2008. I also made some Technology predictions. But the real question was – How far off was I? This is actually part 1 of a 2-part story. This first part reviews the predictions I […]