Posted in Economics, Music, Technology on Jan 16th, 2008
By Michael Arrington at Tech Crunch
Comments:
I fail to see the error of this idea - IF there is a future in selling recorded music, this is the way it will happen. Eventually the CD will die and everyone will know how to download music for “free”.
The economics for the artist will work out like this:
1. […]
Posted in Books and Authors, Theology, Friends, Technology on Jan 3rd, 2008
(Thanks to For What It’s Worth for these questions)
01. One book that changed your life
The New Man - Thomas Merton
02. One book that you’ve read more than once
On Writing - Stephen King
03. One book you’d want on a desert island
The Ultimate Desert Handbook - Mark Johnson
04. Two books that made you laugh
Parliament of Whores - […]
Posted in Digital Journal, Writing, Technology on Jul 28th, 2007
One week ago I sent a letter to the editor of the National Post that wasn’t published. 48 hours later I posted the same letter as an article at Digital Journal. I now have readers, new intellectual sparring partners, and money in the bank…
Read the rest at Digital Journal
Posted in Technology on Jul 5th, 2007
I suppose it would be pertinent of me (for the sake of increasing blog traffic) to comment on the hype and resulting hysteria related to the release of the iPhone this week. The hype surrounding this phone was unprecedented and Apple may have already sold 500,000 units. That’s about $300,000,000 in […]
Posted in Books and Authors, Technology on Apr 9th, 2007
Noted futurist John Naisbitt is ready to give up the secrets of his trade. The author of Megatrends and Megatrends 2000 has proved himself one of the most far-sighted and accurate prognosticators of our hi-tech world. In this book he reveals the 11 “mindsets”- or processes of thinking - that enabled him to make such […]
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