App-Rising.com covers the development and adoption of broadband applications, the deployment of and need for broadband networks, and the demands placed on policy to adapt to the revolutionary opportunities made possible by the Internet.
App-Rising.com is written by Geoff Daily, a DC-based technology journalist, broadband activist, marketing consultant, and Internet entrepreneur.
App-Rising.com is supported in part by AT&T;, however all views and opinions expressed herein are solely my own.
YouTube has made a name for itself as the leading site for sharing user-generated video. Last week it announced its intentions to expand upon its core competencies to become more than a site but a service, a service that empowers...
The New York Times ran a great article earlier this week entitled, "Tech's Late Adopters Prefer the Tried and True." It detailed how late adopters resist change to the patterns of use that work for them. The lead example they...
While the ultimate amount of bandwidth every home will want and demand in the next ten years is very much up for debate, there is one thing I know first hand: the less bandwidth you have the less you’ll use...
Coming off of a short hiatus over the holidays, here's a collection of articles I've read and enjoyed over the last couple of weeks dealing with a broad range of topics related to the deployment, development, adoption, and use of...
comScore, a company that tracks information relevant to the growth and adoption of the Internet, has released its latest Video Metrix report, which provides insight into the demand for online video, in this case for the month of September 2007....
Didn't even know this was possible, but it looks like user-generated content is set to get a whole lot bigger, literally from a bandwidth perspective. Last week YouTube introduced the YouTube Uploader, a desktop application aimed at making it easier...
Last week, Parks Associates released new numbers surrounding usage trends for US adult Internet users, in particular related to the use of online gaming, online video, and social networking sites. Here’s a brief rundown of the numbers, which represent growth...
After a weekend spent partially on horseback pondering last week's adventures at the Digital Hollywood Summit, I've had a chance to step back and look at the big picture of what it all means. The impact of YouTube and BitTorrent on the entertainment industry was clearly evident as I perused the exhibit floor and later waded through a bag full of glossy marketing materials.
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