Can young audiences be recaptured by broadcast from social video?
Betteridge’s Law applies…
AI is going down great at SXSW:
“The incredibly pro-AI sizzle reel today at SXSW being loudly booed and told to fuck off by roughly a thousand people in the Paramount was heartwarming,” RogerEbert.com editor Brian Tallerico tweeted. “Read the room, people.”
A quick round-up of #podcasting news, initially gathered for our MA Podcasting students, but now shared to everyone.
Saw an article that looked interesting. Saw that the first subhead was “Synergy”. Bailed on that article.
Huh. Just discovered that I still had AMP turned on for Coffee & Complexity. Another Google project that went nowhere.
It’s off now.
It must be an utterly thankless life being an Apple rumour-monger, even a Bloomberg-employed one.
Time Travel, via scanner.
The ruins of Hillfoot House, near Dollar in Scotland. Photographed in 1983.
Even these ruins are gone now, apparently, replaced by a modern new house. My friends and I used to play in and around the ruin as pre-teens.
Today I have been moving over 30Gb of videos around my network, archiving footage from livestreams and other events.
Every single file I’m moving is many, many times the size of the hard drives of my first few Macs.
Started reading: Local by Alastair Humphreys 📚
Living at the coast takes a special kind of stoicism and hardiness. And a readiness to make hay while the sun shines. If you are born to it then it’s just a part of life. But if you are new to it, or plan to make a life of it, it’s good to remember that it’s not all plain sailing. And you might need some waterproof trousers.
— Martin Dorey in Coast magazine