Tag Archives: Disruptive Technologies
International Music Software Trade Association Asks – Why Are We Loosing Sales – Gets Answer Wrong.
I was shopping online for some more recording hardware, when I came across a link to a questionnaire about software piracy, specifically software piracy of music production and editing software. I filled it out, with comments, but I think that … Continue reading
Update On WebM
Why is this important? Simple. If you buy a camcorder, like my son’s Sony, and actually read the documentation, you’ll find that if you want to use the device to make money, you have to buy a separate license from MPEG.LA. Yes, I’m serious. If you attended an event, and recorded something newsworthy, legally you CANNOT SELL YOUR FOOTAGE unless you pay MPEG.LA. Admittedly the odds of them noticing, and coming after you for payment are low, but why would you want to take the chance, when a free option exists? Continue reading
Will 2011 See An Earthquake Hit The Server Manufacturers?
A recent article from Semi-Accurate is about a rumor of the possible adoption of one potentially disruptive technology. Apparently there is a rumor going around that FaceBook is considering using ARM processors in their new Oregon Data Center. Continue reading
