‘My choice’.
Well written & voiced over. Can’t say I totally heart the video but I like the message.
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‘My choice’.
Well written & voiced over. Can’t say I totally heart the video but I like the message.
Gorgeous track.
Apple’s Macbook reveal uses this as its background score, which might seem like an obvious choice considering they went gold. But what’s even better is the artist represents the song with three models in the video, against the three available with this Macbook’s release — silver, space gray and gold. Talk about attention to detail.
Changing TV delivery
Netflix and HBO are slowly but surely changing a lot about the way we consume TV. Rex Sorgatz actually makes an interesting point in How Netflix the spoiler alert and how to fix it:
In attempting to fix an outdated system (the weekly release calendar), technology has created a new problem (silencing discussion). But surely, we can solve this dilemma.
I agree with the premise, and the fact that binge watching has changed the way we talk about TV. Rex’s proposal is a modest mid-way between what it was, and what it is becoming, but I don’t believe it works for ‘all’ TV.
However, this made me think about something else.
As someone who lives in a country where ‘Sorry, but this content is not available in your geographical location’ is a constant let down, I think content providers will do better to fix this problem. The movie industry seems to be able to put out movies around the globe, and people are willing to pay multiple times a month, to watch them. It probably helps that there aren’t content providers sitting in between.
The world is too ubiquitous today for this to still be a problem. Particularly for things like TV previews, and interviews with stars. Finding a consistent way to deliver TV content across the globe, inside a simple subscription model, is where the disruption probably is.
What is getting to be more and more impressive is how clinical Apple is in their execution today.
Think about it.
Think about it sometimes, The lives that could have been, The stories left untold, Somewhere out there.
Think about it one and all, The things that were said, The thoughts that lay untold, Somewhere out there.
Think about it sometimes, When all was laid to bare, Somewhere out there, The journey began within.
Quote awesome.
Incredible Work by Rob Whitworth.
Are you real or just something from wanderlust?
In a roadtrip kind of mood today. Follow the Sun by Xavier Rudd:
Who, who are you really?
For starters, the health ministry's vision is to provide 50 essential generic medicines, free of cost, from "birth to death" to all Indians across the nation.
Could be the start of something other countries might be able to follow.
A friend and I were discussing this not long ago, about business conferences and seminars. I don’t usually go to conferences or seminars about business.
The reason is, as an entrepreneur I like to do my own thing. I go by and rely on this. I don’t like to have a lot of outside influence or...
Nicely put. I find myself doing this a lot more recently.
Air India's top officials, according to sources, met OnAir, to discuss the options of installing on board Wifi base stations on international flights.
What is hopefully Step 1 in making Air India an airline of choice again.
During the keynote last week, John Siracusa referenced The Godfather,quipping:
Today Tim settles all family business.
I’d say it’s more that Cook settled the family business back in October 2012. Last week’s keynote was when we, on the outside, finally saw the results. Apple today is firing on all cylinders. That’s a cliché but an apt one. Cook saw untapped potential in a company hampered by silos.
Great analysis.
John Oliver's hilarious coverage of Indian Elections (and its media)
Why Indian Media should take some cues from 'The Newsroom'
Before you get into a bunch, I do understand the The Newsroom is an idealistic show, meant for TV. Even Aaron Sorkin, the show's creator, admits the show was not written to show journalists how to cover the news. But that doesn't mean there aren't a few cues to be taken. I've spent some time in collegiate journalism — that's not to say it was lesser than regular journalism, we were bound by the same ethics codes dictated by the Associated Press. I still use 'em' vs 'en' dashes rather than just hyphens as you will find in this blog. We were also guideline'd when it came to facts, reporting about ourselves, and authenticity of sources. And I think here the Indian media has a lot to learn.
Election season is afoot in the world's largest democracy, and in my attempt to track it as well as understand it(1), I rely on the media. Off late though, I find that I spend more time reading and looking at source interviews rather watch TV or rely on a lot of media, because I find that the focus is TRP rather than fact or focus, points I raise in more detail below.