Robin Good Archive Of Latest News
July 2005

New Media Picks Of The Week: Sharewood Picnic 11   New media picks of the week is my weekly basket of tasty resources, tools and services. These are this week little gems that I have run into, have accidentally discovered or been pointed to or have read about in articles, RSS feeds and newsletters I subscribe... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 31

What To Believe On-Line: Principles For Self-Evaluating Online Information   How do you know whether something you read on the web is true? You can’t know, at least, not for sure. Photo credit: Luis Fernando Pilz This makes it important to read carefully and to evaluate what you read. This guide will tell you how to do... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 29

Ajax: The New Web Interface Design Development Approach Everyone Talks About   In the past few years, developers could choose between two approaches when building a web application. Photo credit: Marja Flick The first approach was to create a screen-based system with very rich interactions using a sophisticated, powerful technology such as Java or Flash. The alternative approach was... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Joshua Porter - UIE -- July 28

Submit Your RSS Feed To Google Now   Last night Google switched on what may be a feature marking an historical evolutionary point in the evolution of the most popular Internet search engine. Within the Google Personalized Home Page facility, Google has in fact activated a full RSS aggregator, capable of bringing together on your... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 27

Key Factors To Achieve High Google Ranking   If you have been wondering how to further improve your visibility and exposure through Google and the other major search engines, here is some insider information that can help a great deal in this direction. Photo credit: Jim DeLillo This newly published online resource publishes 118 positive and... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 26

How Difficult Is To Access Top Secret Information On US Military Computers?   If you are into understanding how much world-changing information is being kept away from us, while appreciating from a direct person account (which of course you can believe or not) how vulnerable high-security systems within the US Government and military really are, you MUST listen to... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 25

New Media Picks Of The Week: Sharewood Picnic 10   New media picks of the week is my weekly basket of tasty resources, tools and services that I have run into, have accidentally discovered or been pointed to by other new media scouts and bloggers, or have read about in articles, RSS feeds and newsletters I... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 24

Give Wings To Your Dreams: Top Ten Tips For Becoming Independent   Sometimes the best resource of all is to just stop, pull together all of your findings, and see how to integrate them in an effective way in your daily workflow. Intelligent research and experimentation on the cutting edge requires also having time to slow down and learn... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 22

Co-Browsing With Skype: New Jyve Plugin Adds Call-Forwarding, Web Presence And Auto-Responders   Wouldn't it be nice if you could educate novice Skype users of the importance of text messaging a person before ringing her? Skype is not a telephone, it is much, much more. We need not continue using these new tools in the ways history has shown us.... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 20

P2P Platform For Grassroots Political Participation: GNU Media Peer   About a year ago, I was briefly consulted by Italy's RadioRadicale, to review and analyze a new challenging and very ambitious project. The goal was the creation of a software-based technology platform to allow the easy editing, commenting, remixing and online re-distribution of all of the tens... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 19

Music Videos For People Who Think: The Guerrilla News Network   Born with the intention of providing an alternative news venue for the younger generations, often very critical and alienated by mainstream news media, the Guerrilla News Network is a uniquely interesting hub of counter-information, articles, and voices from a growing group of awareness-increasing individuals. One of the... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 17

New Media Picks Of The Week: Sharewood Picnic 9   New media picks of the week is my weekly basket of tasty resources, tools and services that I have run into, have discovered accidentally or read about from other articles, feeds and newsletters I subscribe to. A great set of new tools and resources has slowly... read more | cat.: | Link Robin Good -- July 17

Open Access Internet TV via Popcast: Create Video Torrents In One-Click   Here it is, another great new entry in a category, that believe me, will soon swell of services, tools and software that make it easy for anyone to publish and distribute video content online. Announced on Thursday, Popcast is a new aggressive startup out of San Francisco,... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 16

Online Music Collaboration: Real-Time Web Jamming Is Here   As I was driving back home with my car, after a long day at the office, I drifted off into a visualizing a creative idea I had never thought of. What I was suddenly picturing in my mind was a technological option, that not only allowed me... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 15

Validity Of Medical Research Facts? One Third Of Published Reports Publicly Contradicted   Are you listening and believing to what your doctor or turn-of-the-day medical expert tells you, just because she can quote or show you a reference to an official research study? If the Journal of the American Medical Association is worth any of your trust, the advice being... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 14

Free Online Spyware and Virus Scanners: Is My PC Infected?   If you haven't heard the news from Sophos, a top computer security firm, it's time you did. According to the company, one in every 44 emails was viral in 2005, with an unbelievable 48% increase over the previous year. Over 15,000 malware threats were identified. Sophos' report... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 13

Portable Rollable Displays: Foldable Screens That Fit Your Pocket   In the near future, mobile users who will want to access and interact with information, news and entertainment, will have access to all kinds of mobile, portable devices. But looking at information, charts, news feeds on those tiny displays is often a challenge not everyone of... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 12

Educational Potential Of Long Tail Of Video   Call it Open Source Television, Internet of Video, Internet Television or any other name you like, the essence remains the same: a huge amount of openly accessible video content is already becoming available on the Internet. In spite of big telecoms heavy promotion of supposedly new... Link | cat.: Robin Good -- July 11

Can Video Long Tail Boost Learning And Educational Opportunities?   Call it Open Source Television, Internet of Video, Internet Television or any other name you like, the essence remains the same: a huge amount of openly accessible video content is already becoming available on the Internet. In spite of big telecoms heavy promotion of supposedly new... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 11

New Media Picks Of The Week: Sharewood Picnic 8   New media picks of the week is my weekly basket of tasty resources, tools and services that I have run into, have discovered accidentally or read about from other articles, feeds and newsletters I subscribe to. All these little gems have crossed my path in the... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 10

Link Popularity Building Via Article Marketing: Explosive Reach   To build effective and lasting online popularity there is nothing better than publishing good quality content on a systematic basis. That is what I and many others have been doing. Yes, you can augment this fundamental requirement by submitting your content to major directories, making sure... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 9

The Future of News Is: Grassroots, Mobile, Immediate, Visual, Participatory, Trusted   Breaking away from many of the more traditional and conservative views still being aired by media blogs and journalism sites on the Web, the latest executive briefing published from The Media Center at the American Press Institute, lays down without fear a marvelous panorama of how... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good - Media Center -- July 8

Audio And Video File Distribution With BitTorrent: Prodigem Opens To The Public   Prodigem, the online P2P distribution service for independent artists, musicians and videomakers has finally opened its doors to the public at large. With a nominal 1-dollar fee you can upload up to 100MB of files and enjoy all of the BitTorrent distributed bandwidth as well as up... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 6

The Personal RSS Reader And Aggregator For Everyone: Cross-Platform, Open-Source, Free   BlogBridge is a new kind of client-based RSS reader and aggregator, which works on PCs, Macs and Linux boxes, is open-source and integrates a number of great, innovative features. Targeted at non-technical users, BlogBridge is a Java-based desktop-based application that allows anyone to subscribe, aggregate, rate and... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 6

Social Search Is Here: Yahoo Web 2.0 Makes Access To The Web Long Tail Possible   Yahoo has just released a limited beta of My Web 2.0, its new unique approach to search: personalized, social search. Tapping into the preferences and recommendations of other users, or better yet, of your own social networks can definitely be a strategically intelligent way to take... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 4

Desktop Video Teleprompter and Editing Recorder: Videocue   Vara Software Videocue is a desktop video teleprompter for Mac-based computers. What a teleprompter does is to scroll in front of you ona dedicated display text that you have to say while looking in front of a TV or video camera. Normally, to achieve this in traditional TV... read more | cat.: | Link Robin Good -- July 4

New Media Picks Of The Week: Sharewood Picnic 7   Eccolo qua, my weekend basket of tasty resources, tools and articles I have found during the last seven days, but for which I have had no space or time for a full article. As always in search of young, talented news editors, Master New Media anticipates the... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 3

Video Blog RocketBoom Gets The Spotlight: A Good Interview With Amanda Congdon And Andrew Baron   Amanda Congdon and Andrew Baron are the two main characters behind RocketBoom, one of the most successful video blogs available on the Web. Though less than a year old, the RocketBoom video blog has seen a dramatic growth in popularity reaching recently over 200,000 downloads in a... read more | cat.: | Link | Comment Robin Good -- July 2

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