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You're probably used to me ranting on Digital Rights Management and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Recall this article I exposed here about problems in DRM? Well, I'm not the only one saying these things... Check out this great article on the policy of DMCA and the negative consequences being generated.
E-mail... love it or hate it, it's here to stay. At least, that's what one article suggests. Without making endorsements for the virtues of e-mail as a superior tool, Central Desktop's bloggers point out that e-mail remains the most widely adopted (dare we say universally adopted) collaboration tool. And why not? It's easy to learn, platform independent, and thanks to tools put forth by organizations and entities such as Google's gMail, it's easy to organize and search.
Information Week has an article worthy of attention. Is your business ready for Podcasting?
Is Podcasting just a way for the big media players to push out extra content on a pay-for-play basis? Is it a way for people to crank out niche content with sub-par audio quality and low production value? Is it something in the middle? Or, is is something else?
I like to look at the big picture... It is time to look at Podcasting as a serious business tool. I certainly do, and I've made serious efforts to reflect that view. Are you ready?