Tag Archives: MySpace
Wk18: Bandcamp – taking MySpace further
MySpace is in trouble. In the last month or so I have taken my opinion back from “dead” to “slowly dying”. But even right now, it has become a forgotten destination. MySpace leaves a big gap in the market. There were many things good about it. Most of all is the easy way for people […]
Wk15: Rip It Up – Time to become paperless
Most people I know are generally caring for the environment. They don’t litter, they make some effort to recycle, they care about the planet (Liberal voters aside). But we are nibbling away at the edges when we should have swallowed the problem whole in some areas. The biggest one is paper – and what is […]
Wk 12: I’m So Tired – Digital fatigue and retirement
When I was young, I would program the VCR for my family home. I don’t think this was a rare occurrence. Most kids I know were better than their parents at it. They were old and didn’t understand how these new machines work. Years later, I realised that I didn’t know how to tune a […]
Wk7: The real second life – Digital data after you die.
Much like pop music in the 60s, no one was quite sure how long this internet fad would last when it started. Now – as we live our most of our lives online – there are big questions to be asked. The biggest one is this: What happens to all our digital data once we […]
MySpace's latest CEO speaks
All Things Digital has been covering the D7 conference, one of the big digital business conferences. Our hero Walt Mossberg has been putting up some great interviews. He’s such a cool old coot who can get away with saying just about anything. “People are buying iPhones despite of AT&T”. But we thought we’d quickly post […]
