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this WEEK in MEDIA
by Pixel Corps
What is the future of TV, Broadband, and Film? What is the technology behind it all and how is anyone going to actually make money doing this? Join industry leaders as they discuss the technology and business of media production and distribution. Everything from greenscreen technology and 3D animation to distribution and new advertising models will be discussed in this weekly summit.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 85: Later Clarke
The production world goes tapeless, IMAX goes digital, TV goes boom, Ziff Davis goes bust.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 84: Really Close to Water
Drama comes to SXSW, Hulu brings it online, cable companies put it in a Canoe, and you can even upload your own.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 83: Three Ninety One and Ninety Six
QuarterLife has no life, Trent Reznor makes three quarters of a million and everyone else gets zip.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 82: Purple Cable
iTunes is #2, Chris Anderson wants everything for free, SXSW agrees, and Adobe is selling Air.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 81: Rainy Day Away
HD DVD is dead! Are we ready to ditch our telly? Is video making us Dumbererer? And you can't use iTunes to make a Nuke!
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this WEEK in MEDIA 80: Tu-na Al-bacore
Writers are back to work, How-To is the new Sheik, Yahoo just says No, Everyone is leaving NAB.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 79: Road Kill
Microsoft goes Yahoo, Amazon goes Audible, writers and producers go no where and the schools are about to be hacked with media.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 78: Everyone was Everywhere
Blu-ray wins the dodo prize, internet TV grows again, U2 goes after ISPs, and the MPAA of course is full of crap.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 77: Under a Rock
Small cameras with big images. iTunes getting it's own label? BluRay is red hot! And lots and lots of plans for MacWorld.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 76: Phasers set to Off
The MPAA and our government knows what's best for us, Flash goes H.264, iTunes movies go up and NBC buys content by the bushel.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 75: What... no cigars!?!
iTunes sees Purple Violets, Librarys see red over Wikipedia, Beowulf sees in 3D and the RIAA is still screwed but NIN still rules
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this WEEK in MEDIA 74: Scrambled Eggs or Omlettes
Moby goes free, more Theaters go Digital, and Sony adds more cameras to the cameras they haven't even shipped yet.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 73: Mmmmm.... cake!
Writers go on strike, NBC goes Hulu, Blockbuster goes bust, and HD DVD goes out for 98 bucks.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 72: Ninja sees Red
Red camera goes live, writers go on strike, musicians go independent and we go Ninja.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 71: Doug's Thing
Live from PME! Talking about Verizon, Apple and Doug's Thing
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this WEEK in MEDIA 70: Angry John
New DVD formats, Apple has some Logic, Hulu will sue you, and Vudu is guru.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 69: Safe
NBC goes Amazon, iTunes rumors after the fact, is Podcasting dead and Alex has new ring tones.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 68: 230 or 555 it's Geek to Me
Software induces copying even though old school sharing is a ghost town yet they want ISPs as copyright cops because nobody has 10 share anymore.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 67: 83.8 AU from the Sun
Water might be good for your music but Comcast turns off the spigot, Universal mixes their own and BlueRay is showing beta.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 66: 15kHz or above is DTM
Skins bugs or tickers, Google Turns of the Light, Kids in Europe Don't Care about Downloading Content but ISPs Do.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 65: Hello Doctor Quest
Universal goes DRM free, Jonesing for Johnny Quest, the internet isthe 5th Network and you can make 11 dollars an hour watching YouTube.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 64: 0x40 aka 111111
Why can't we have a youTube camera? Apple sell 4K songs a minute. HD Photo teams up with JPEG. And Gross Pointe Blank is still awesome!
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this WEEK in MEDIA 63: In Burrito
KU says one strike and you're out, Red Giant shines, the new Fall series leaks and I'll take the UK for 50.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 62: Telstar
Movie sound transforms movies, the RIAA sucks money so does ASCAP and God is the original programmer.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 61: More than Meets the Eye
NYC filmmakers need a million bucks, DVR users actually DO watch the ads, Sicko downloads didn't hurt the box office and the Fairness Doctrine is still dead.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 60: Something Shiny
HV20 Rocks Red, Red goes to Blue, Apple goes to number 3 and the music industry is still screwed.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 59: He's Ba-ack
Microsoft goes IPTV, AppleTV goes YouTube, Joost goes set top boxes, and Sony closes shop.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 58: Three WWDC 2007 Perspectives
Three WWDC 2007 Perspectives
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this WEEK in MEDIA 57: Repeat until Over and Out
Half of the People don't know the 1st. Second Life property case goes to court. 3 dollar speaker cable. And Fraud, Extortion and Conspiracy!
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this WEEK in MEDIA 56: Nothing but Star Wars
Star Wars hmph. Nothing but Star Wars. Red camera mentioned not.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 55: Going by the Code
Sound Exchange offers a deal, copying HD DVD and BluRay discs, a Fair(y) use tale and  forever.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 54: RTFPDF
Video games turn 40, MP3's go DRM free, video downloads have no future and Titanic and Terminator are the same movie.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 53: Learning to Learn
District of Columbia Enforcer, Getting beyond Edumacation and Channeling Alan Kay.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 52: Save Net Radio
HR 2060 is released from Pandora's box, the secret code is PXC50
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this WEEK in MEDIA 51: Something not JPEG
Geeking out with Bill Crow about HD Photo, RAW formats, camera mosiacs and why Stu needs to call us.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 50: Las Vegas Left Overs
Adobe & Microsoft go interactive, Final Cut Pro Studio is well... cool, Sony and Red turn up the camera heat and Kenji crashes the Hard Rock.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 49: Live from NAB Episode 1
Apple's new Final Cut Pro Studio 2 Coverage
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this WEEK in MEDIA 48: Live from NYU
We get ready for NAB and discuss, why We can't get a real camera under $10K, 1080p vs 720p, Final Cut Studio vs Adobe Studio and Emery likes the Red Camera...alot
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this WEEK in MEDIA 46: His Eek in Edia
Photoshop and friends get an upgrade, the Giants go hi def, the Beeb adds QuickTime, advertisers suspend spending and nothing else happened.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 47: Now in Twelvereo
EMI ditches DRM, podcasting in the classroom, Zudeo becomes Vuze and Dick Dale says don't sign that.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 45: Mix Minus Alex
The RIAA can lose or lose. The push to strike McJobs. Judge Lowell Reed is our new hero. And we've got real counsel in the house.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 44: Dread Pirate Roberts
iWeb is a drag, How to draw cartoons, Porn might lose it's port, The Miller rule questioned. Why site blocking software goes bad, Flying to SXSW onSouth West, Download a torrent of SXSW songs.
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this WEEK in MEDIA 43: Say no to middleware
Natalie Portman is no Indy, Stations pay for Payola, Internet Radio is On lIfe Support and The BEEB builds it's own iApp
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this WEEK in MEDIA 42: The Answer
MP3s are patently protected, Creative Commons Becomes 3, Fair Use is Back in Style, HDMI Rocks
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this WEEK in MEDIA 41: Giggle Fest of the Year
Macs get Joost, XM and Sirius get Serious, Will DRM kill Photoshop, MTV was great when it played music videos
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this WEEK in MEDIA 40: Libertarian Communism
MPAA are actually innovators, Turning Google Off in Belgium, The Direction of Normals , and an explanation of Libertarian Communism
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this WEEK in MEDIA 39: NFL vs The Church
Steve Attacks DRM, Pirates Of the World Unite, Orphans are Stranded in Copyright Limbo, And the NFL puts a hit on the Church Lady...
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this WEEK in MEDIA 38: No Go in Norway
You tube shares the love, American's think DRM is no big deal and neither do some in Hollywood, but don't even think about it in Norway
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this WEEK in MEDIA 37: RIP CD
MPAA Changes the way this film will be rated, Indy Music Labels team up to compete with the Big Boys, You can Joost if you're special, The CD is Dead
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this WEEK in MEDIA 36: Tower of Babel
Netflix Goes Online, Sony Blocks Porn, Music Aritsts Skip Physical Distribution, and Radio becomes the Tower of Babel
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What is the future of TV, Broadband, and Film? What is the technology behind it all and how is anyone going to actually make money doing this? Join industry leaders as they discuss the technology and business of media production and distribution. Everything from greenscreen technology and 3D animation to distribution and new advertising models will be discussed in this weekly summit.
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