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Below you will find a collection of recent articles and reports that express the vision of fyber, written both by fyber's founder and experts in the field of marketing & interactive media.
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| The first article, entitled,
"The 4 dimensions of interactivity", which appeared in
Dutch trade magazine Broadcast
Magazine on February 23, 2001, attempts to provide insight into the
dynamic aspects of 4 different media dimensions and the role broadcasters
may perform in them. These include: broadcast media, point-to-point stream,
buffered media and networked media. The latter is a combination of all
three other media and is believed by fyber to be the most prevailing one. |
Here are some interesting reports
to download: Durlacher: Digital Local Storage BearSterns: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... |
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"The
new model: client as server" by Jeff Covey first appeared on
freshmeat.org on 16 April 2000 and almost immediately generated a lively
discussion on the site. The topic deals with the fundamental shift of
peer-to-peer technologies as practiced (and perhaps invented?) by Napster
and many others.
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| Napster clearly caused a commotion - not the least among commentators alike. In this article, titled "Content shifts to the edges" Clay Shirky talks about how the web is being turned inside out from a centralistic to a distributed content model. Shirky followed up on this column in Business 2.0 with "Blurring the consumers and providers", which is kinda interesting as well... | ||
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| Who says Americans are loud? Jim Griffin, CEO, Cherry Lane Digital and Co-Chair of Evolab certainly is one of the most inspiring (and loud) ex-music industry experts I've ever met. In his opening speech at DDMI in London on 22nd May of 2000, Jim made it clear to the audience that the future is digital delivery - not digital distribution! Jim believes in "celestial jukeboxi", which will employ flat-fee pull and not transaction-based push. | ||
| Ever wondered what the story is behind the "TiVo"? Read this New York Times article "Boom Box" and you'll quickly learn more than you want to about the grand-daddy of PVRs. By the time you get bored, you can always divert to the "making of..." of those lovely pictures. | ||
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Hey, did you know that there are more guys like me setting up their own sites to make a statement? "The Brand Called URL" shows some background info on why we do this. In case you want to read more, check out Tom Peters' original article in FastCompany, titled "The Brand Called You". |
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