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Monthly Archives: March 2009

Top web app business models

By Michael Dowling | Published March 31, 2009

A very interesting overview of web app business models, which I found today (courtesy of one of my employees) at www.longtail.com. There are many different models being tested and deployed – which ones will win in the long run is far from certain.

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Online Video – Cannibal or Herbivore?

By Michael Dowling | Published March 30, 2009

Interesting post by Chris Albrecht detailing the differences of opinion about the impact of online video on television – Is Online Video a Threat to Television . With millions riding on the eventual outcome, there is vociferous debate on both sides and as the post points out, there is plenty of data to support both arguments. [...]

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Hero to the Chief

By Michael Dowling | Published March 29, 2009

It may have gotten lost in the shuffle of other news coming out the Game Developers Conference this week, but I thought it was worth noting that Activision hired Dan Rosensweig, as its new Chief Executive Officer for Red Octane, the developer behind the wildly successful Guitar Hero franchise. Rosensweig has a long and noteworthy [...]

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Don't mess with my kindle!

By Michael Dowling | Published March 25, 2009

News earlier this week that Barnes and Noble is releasing an e-reader for Blackberry devices. As a Kindle 1 and 2 owner, I’m biased and with good reason. You can’t ever count out Google, and Sony’s consistent ability to deliver high quality hardware/screen resolution shouldn’t be overlooked, and yes, B&N will have a large selection. [...]

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The iPhone, not just for novelty apps

By Michael Dowling | Published March 23, 2009

This past weekend was daddy-daughter day, which included a trip to Legoland with my 7-year old, my best friend and his daughter. My buddy is a film and television producer/director and is in the midst of pre-production on a highly technical, special effects laden show. During our two hour drive, he was telling me about [...]

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