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Jun
30
‘Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy’ in GoogleAds with Adsense Commercials within Banner Ads, Ads within Webisodes within GoogleSense, Youtube.
June 30, 2008 – 8:35 am | in Entertainment, Technology | 1 Comment
In the one lucky son of a bitch corner: Seth MacFarlane. In the other corner: who else, Google.
In a reported deal this morning, “Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy” will be distributed through Google Adsense. How exactly will that work? Well, Google is going to distribute Seth MacFarlane’s new series through their Adsense program. Advertisers will buy banner ads and pre-roll advertisements. MacFarlane will share the ad revenues and get multi-million dollar production payday.
The big fat deal would seem to be that the true ‘business model’ for internet funny business might finally have been discovered. In the year 2000, we’ll get to call advertisements ‘content’, every wanna-be funny guy with a web cartoon ‘talent’, and 768×90 resolution banner ads quality programming. Ads within ads within ads will now be “those pesky commercials”. Now we can love pop-up ads. Thanks Endeavor, the internet, and user-generated content. Thanks Funny-or-die, youTube, and Andy Samberg.
Nine figure deals for funny drawings. How could the end NOT be near?
I’ll just be content moving back to the middle of America, and buying one share of Google stock every month with the money I save on rent and cable.
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Yes, for real. These guys on YouTube say so. There’s a few websites out the selling these hydrogen converters. Something tells me you should hold onto your wallets, folks. Either that or be ready for Aquafina to jump up to $200 a barrel.
Jun
20
Here’s a device unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) that charges cell phones and laptops using water! I smell a h-o-a-x…
Jun
9
No flash. No tablet. No multiple carrier options. Just a new faster and cheaper iPhone coming July 11.
The new iPhone is based on 3G technology and reportedly 36% faster than its top rival, the Nokia N95 Smartphone.
The new 8-gigabyte iPhone will cost $199 and a 16-gigabyte version, $299. Steve Jobs says the new iPhone will be available worldwide July 11. It will allow up to five hours of talk time and six hours of web browsing.
Funny enough, Apple stock fell 4% after the announcement at the WWDC in San Francisco. The stock had been soaring 55% higher in the past quarter, mainly due to heightened expectations for a radically improved iPhone and the possibility of other product launches (i.e. the Apple Tablet). Apple still comes out the winner. The other winner, consumers. Well, if you can consider spending $300 for any mobile phone with 16GB of content a real win.
The loser, AT&T, whose exclusive deal with Apple calls for the company to share as much as 24% of its monthly iPhone service revenue with Apple. They say they will feel the pinch of Apple’s price cut, as it will have to lay out a subsidy for the new phone. On Monday, they said that iPhone costs will cut adjusted earnings by about 11 cents this year and next. Expect a bear.
Speaking of carnivorous animals, Jobs also announced that the new version of the Mac OS X is called “Snow Leopard”. Jobs previously announced the creation of the iPhone SDK, and deployment of the Apple “Applications Store”, which should be shipping with new iPhone 2.0. Other announcements are listed below:
-New iPhone applications include service from MLB.com that provides a live scoreboard, and Cow Terry, an app for making songs on the iPhone.
-Apple will charge $99/year (also for exisiting .mac users) for its new service MobileMe. MobileMe will push e-mail, contact, and calendar updates to all of a user’s devices.
-The company has a goal of selling 10 million iPhones this year (up from 6 million one year ago).
-In an attempt to compete with RIMM, which dominates the market for devices for business users, the new iPhone now works with Microsoft Exchange office server systems, so that business users can push e-mail, contacts, and calendar information from the Microsoft Exchange Server directly to their iPhone, complete with remote wiping of the iPhone. Jobs also announced that 35% of the Fortune 500 has participated in beta program testing of business applications for the iPhone.
May
27
According to The New York Times, employees at Apple, Inc. have filed a patent for integrating solar cells into a layer below its touch-sensitive screen. Most cell devices don’t allow enough room for a solar cell to be effective.
Apple’s technology would stack the solar cells underneath both the screen and the LCD. That would potentially allow the full 2.4 by 4.5 inch glass face to operate as a solar panel.
Leave it to Apple to innovate, but do cell users really want to leave their phones baking in the sun for an hour just for 20 extra minutes of talk time?
I guess it depends on how well the solar panels work, and how Apple can tame the energy sucking beasts of their new 3g phones. Apple would be the first to implement a solar paneled charger right in the display and casing of the phone, but they’re not the first to try to charge portable devices using solar.
According to the NY Times, “Better Energy Systems, a UK company, has released a small, handheld charger that gives 20 minutes of talk time on a mobile phone for every hour of sunlight to which it is exposed, and Sunload, a German company, sells a range of bags fitted with thin six-watt solar panels that can charge a range of portable devices.”
Eventually, this car phone thing is gonna be huge.
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