2005/06/09
JCDL note 2 : Bud Tribble
I Life - 3 parts all multimedia, all products centered around this
look at http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/how-much-info/
- paper bytes printouts of hd bytes (0.1% of hd printed out on paper)
- 800 MB per capita in 2002 (2GB now?)
- 30% growth rate per year
digital natives - can't pause tv
maine video - laptop for all 7th graders, oh cool factor - maine learns
sharing issues : 1) ipr as bottleneck (again) - bittorent 2) open standards
http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/422/grochowski.html
- itunes as sep app as d/l of mp3 ends up "somewhere" hard to find. target winamp
- every song purchased at least once (1.5M titles, 400M d/ls)
- music as example, both now look at ebooks and videos as next steps
searching issues:
metadata based - spotlight
annotation not done (really). need to rely on device or automatically generated metadata
issues:
- long term archiving
- legal framework for sharing
- open standards
I Life - 3 parts all multimedia, all products centered around this
look at http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/how-much-info/
- paper bytes printouts of hd bytes (0.1% of hd printed out on paper)
- 800 MB per capita in 2002 (2GB now?)
- 30% growth rate per year
digital natives - can't pause tv
maine video - laptop for all 7th graders, oh cool factor - maine learns
sharing issues : 1) ipr as bottleneck (again) - bittorent 2) open standards
http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/sj/422/grochowski.html
- itunes as sep app as d/l of mp3 ends up "somewhere" hard to find. target winamp
- every song purchased at least once (1.5M titles, 400M d/ls)
- music as example, both now look at ebooks and videos as next steps
searching issues:
metadata based - spotlight
annotation not done (really). need to rely on device or automatically generated metadata
issues:
- long term archiving
- legal framework for sharing
- open standards
