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What I liked and saw at NAB: Part 2

Posted in 3-D cinema, Cache-A, ClipFinder, Drobo, Indie filmmaking, LTO, NAB 2010, Panasonic, Red Camera, Red digital cinema, collaborative software, lighting on Tuesday, 20 April 2010, 1:46 am | Leave a Comment »

Other cool stuff I saw and liked at NAB (gotta get it up quickly here, before it gets too long of tooth…): Very cool robotic motion control head, for fx shots, from CMOCOS. Good skin retouching plug-in for AfterEffects and FCP for US$199 called Beauty Box from Digital Anarchy. Nice pre-fab soundproof audio recording booths [...]

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iPhone is Key to Promise of Enterprise 2.0–but We’ll Be Gouged on Price

Posted in 3G, Enterprise 2.0, Web 2.0, blackberry, collaborative software, enterprise collaboration, iPhone on Wednesday, 9 July 2008, 4:38 pm | 1 Comment »

Enterprise 2.0 collaboration tools promise us a different way of working: instead of a company’s knowledge being locked up in A4-formatted MS Office documents and being ping-ponged back and forth via point-to-point email we begin to use collaborative workspaces (like those offered by Zoho, Google Apps, Clearspace, Traction Teampage, Atlassian Confluence, Onesite, Socialtext, Central Desktop, [...]

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Adobe’s Online Office Offering: Underwhelming

Posted in Acrobat, Adobe, Buzzword, Web 2.0, acrobat.com, collaborative software, office suite, online office apps on Tuesday, 3 June 2008, 9:29 am | Leave a Comment »

Adobe has taken it’s innovative (but isolated) Flash-based word processor, called Buzzword, and bundled it into their own on-line suite of office apps. And the resulting is… less than stellar (according to Ars Techica’s convincing initial review of the suite, Acrobat.com.)

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Better presentations through animated bubbles and zen

Posted in Garr Reynolds, Hans Rosling, Keynote, Powerpoint, Tufte, Web 2.0, YouTube, books, cheesy, collaborative software, gapminder, google, office suite, online office apps, presentations, screenwriting software on Sunday, 3 February 2008, 8:01 pm | 2 Comments »

Having just spent two weeks working on Powerpoints for a client, I’ve been thinking about presentations. Clearly the best presentations are ones that teach you something new, in a new way, while entertaining you. But if you’re reporting on last month’s sales figures to your boss, or trying to close a deal selling complex software [...]

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