Use of social media in the broadcasting profession is not limited to programmers, promotions people and interns. Technical managers find that these 21st century tools can play an important role in their jobs and careers. http://www.radioworld.com/article/social-media-for-engineers-tool-or-toy/277622#sthash.uHKDhAbd.dpuf
A new technology, known as Li-Fi, could one day offer internet speeds one hundred times faster than the Wi-Fi we use today. http://linkis.com/agenda.weforum.org/2/YngJp
We worship originality, but actually, copying is an innate human skill — one we need for survival. We copy to learn, to understand, and to gain social status by mimicking others. http://linkis.com/blog.hubspot.com/age/L535N
By 2019, we may spend the majority of our time each day with a headset strapped to our head, much in the manner that we spend most of our day in front of a glowing screen of some sort today. http://www.businessesgrow.com/2015/11/30/marketing-megatrends/#sthash.ditAAzdK.dpuf
We need to shift our mental models from that of crafting messages to creating experiences. Instead of carnival barkers, we must begin to think like concierges, helping and assisting customers as we collect data in real time. http://linkis.com/www.digitaltonto.com/nYT5r
Year in Review by Simen Frostad, Chairman at Bridge Technologies 2015 has been a year in which Bridge Technologies launched more products than ever before, as the culmination of research and development programs in many areas. At the same time the pace of our R&D has increased too – as it must, because the media…
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Year in Review by Helge Høibraaten, CEO at Vimond Media Solutions There’s no doubt that the way the audiences of today consume media services is changing dramatically, and if broadcasters and other media providers intend to stay in the game beyond the next decade they need to be making a strong connection now with the…
A year that ended in conflict We will all have been affected by a series of tragic events in different countries this year. And we ask ourselves in IPRA: what is our response? The answer must be to return to what we do best: communication and the communication of the truth. Good communication, crafted in…
Vienna, Austria — 7 December 2015 NOA technology has been installed at the heart of one of the largest cultural and academic archiving projects in the USA – the Media Digitization and Preservation Initiative (MDPI) at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. More than half a million objects identified by experts as historically significant and valuable…