July 25, 2008
Marketing With Outrageous Claims
"[My Father] would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy..." -- Dr. Evil, from Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery more
Posted at 12:03 am by Joseph Bachana
July 23, 2008
Location Aware Mobile Content Strategies
Not too long ago (pre-iPhone) we would sit down with publishers to discuss their future content strategies and these discussions would often times include strategies for Mobile content distribut morePosted at 06:23 pm by Ivan Mironchuk
July 23, 2008
Beyond Keywording
What is it that really captures my attention on a website? Sure, I notice look and feel. Every once in a while I come across an interesting UI component or a particularly clever approach that captures my interest. But typically, I’d imagine that like most people, I spend time focused on the website content. more
Posted at 02:03 pm by Craig McEldowney
July 17, 2008
The Publishing Market and 'Sustainability' of the Environment
I am not someone that people would describe as a tree hugger. Most people who first meet me expect me to be a steakloving, beer drinking, and football watching guy that probably drives a Hummer. As it turns out, I am indeed a big guy (6'3") but in fact do not drink beer, do not eat meat, do not watch football, and have never owned a more
Posted at 03:49 pm by Joseph Bachana
July 16, 2008
iWant an iPhone
It's true. From the first murmurings on one of the varied Mac rumor sites to the day it was officially announced, my lizard-brain kicked in and put a check so firmly in the "I want" column that it blurred over the edges into "I need&qu more
Posted at 06:20 pm by Craig McEldowney
June 05, 2008
Managing Around the Seams
I had lunch with Larry Tunks, CIO at Congressional Quarterly, the other day, and he spoke about how he has been trying to simplify and integrate his organization's technology platform. He talked about one of the greatest challenges he's faced, which he calls "managing around the seams." Systems today, he noted, often require scripts and other 'middleware' to interoper more
Posted at 01:03 pm by Joseph Bachana
June 04, 2008
Interview with Caroline Arms of the Library of Congress
Here is a most interesting interview of Caroline Arms regarding digital formats for long-term preservation. Among the many important points that Ms. Arms makes is that content creators have to act at the time of content creation in order to up the probability that content will be stored properly for long term preservat morePosted at 09:06 am by Joseph Bachana
June 03, 2008
Interesting Interview of Cailliau, co-founder of the Web
Just found this interesting article, which is an interview of Dr. Robert Cailliau, a colleague of Tim Berners-Lee who is recognized as a co-founder of the World Wide Web. I liked this article since Cailliau pulls no punches nor does he try to market the achievements of the late '80's and early '9 more
Posted at 01:40 pm by Joseph Bachana
June 03, 2008
Splurging on a Kindle
This past quarter, DPCI was fortunate enough to be involved with a major University's efforts to publish its content using Amazon's Kindle technology. We have had some really cool projects this year, but everyone in the office was excited by how well that one went. However, none of us owns a Kindle, so we couldn't really see the results as a customer... more
Posted at 01:12 am by Joseph Bachana
May 28, 2008
Digital Asset Management Trends -- keynote at Henry Stewart Symposium
Here is the presentation file for my keynote at Henry Stewart Symposium a few weeks back. Feel free to email me or post any questions -- I've been remiss in getting this one poste morePosted at 12:19 pm by Joseph Bachana
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