Monthly Archives: December 2010

What Will It Take to Make “Over-The-Top” Video Successful? →

December 30, 2010

Silicon Alley Insider published my piece today on “over-the-top” video. It’s an exciting space and I’m really pleased with how this came out. Check it out: Part 1: OTT and the Future of Cable – Considers industry trends and the … Continue reading →

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NewTeeVee: 5 Ways to Save Google TV →

December 22, 2010

I agree with Janko Roettgers’ (NewTeeVee) post, except for point number 4: 4. Google TV Needs to Embrace Cord Cutting This is a biggie. Google TV is all about enhancing your pay TV experience, and as a result, the company … Continue reading →

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Apps: A Return to Good Usability

December 16, 2010

Back in the pre-web days, desktop UI designers would follow established interface guidelines for the applications they created. That’s why each time you installed a new Windows or Mac application the menus would be in familiar places and UI elements … Continue reading →

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Microsoft in talks to start new TV service using the 360? →

December 1, 2010

Engadget: Reuters says MS has been meeting with media companies in an effort to create an entirely new TV service possibly delivered through the Xbox 360. Apparently there are multiple options on the table, ranging from a full-on “virtual cable … Continue reading →

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