RIAA and the music industry are fighting an old battle - meantime their best customers are growing up. Why attack your best customers ? Make it easy to do the right thing.

The throttling technique proposed by Cox Communications could block valid content and opens the door for "Other" types of traffic that deserve special treatment.

Netflix is one of the few companies out ahead of the technology and their success in downloads may put BluRay in the same category as the Pioneer Laserdisk, which hit the deadpool last week.

We know who the seller is - eBay - and if they find a buyer, they need to move quickly. They are rapidly becoming "upside down"

Detroit and Microsoft were doing an excellent job of listening to customers. At least some of their customers.

In spite of the dire news in media that clings to an old business model, some broadcasters are realizing that they are in the community and content business, and are not hung up on the technology they have used for sixty years.

HD-Radio is a solution in search of a consumer problem.

While the new GDrive is tempting, you really need to have your own cloud storage strategy that you control physically and administer independently.

The $6B broadband stimulus bill will bring out lobbyists who will try to grandfather in obsolescent technology such as twister pair copper and coax. Will the new administration mobilize their new media expertise to do what is in the long term interest ?