Tag: TV

Preserving the past in digital archives

By Adam Tinworth

Our cultural heritage is in danger of being lost, as both digital and analogue archives start to decay.
Amazon’s Prime Air drones work, says Jeremy Clarkson – but it’s still unregulated

By Adam Tinworth

Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson fronts a new video for Amazon's drone delivery service - and proves that Amazon got more than a TV show for its money.
5 things I learnt from LeWeb day 3

By Adam Tinworth

Some detailed notes from a thought-provoking (and rather contentious) final day of LeWeb last week.
Google’s Chromecast finally makes the battle for the TV worth fighting

By Adam Tinworth

Google has erased memories of its two failures in streaming entertainment with a single new launch: a tony, cheap TV dongle that changes your relationship with online video.
Apple TV: the harbinger of a quiet TV revolution

By Adam Tinworth

Apple quietly updated its Apple TV last week. Can we find some hints of its future in what was added?
TV just isn’t what it used to be

By Adam Tinworth

Tablets and mobile phones are changing the TV experience faster than most people expected. The latest Neilsen Cross Platform Report shows just how often people split their attention between two screens…
TV to come, TV to go – How Digital Technologies Change The Way We Watch

TV is still an important medium, but its role in people’s life has changed. Franziska von Lewinski explained at NEXT Berlin 2012 which changes have taken place and who drives this development.
Reimund Schmald – Voice User Interface: History, Status, Future

Voice User Interfaces are increasingly used not only in mobile phones, but also in TVs and cars. Reimund Schmald explains the challenges the industry is facing in terms of voice control and ventures a glimpse into the future.
The Post-Digital Week – 11 Mar

By Adam Tinworth

A simpler set of links this week, but still post-digital for your pleasure…