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Saturday, 29 September 2007 14:24
If Microsoft can't write drivers for Vista, what hope does anyone else have?
If there's one advantage Microsoft's Hardware division should have over everyone else making cameras, mice and keyboards, it would be the ability to write supporting…
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The final three sessions from X Media Lab today contained further dissertations on virtual worlds from different perspectives. Lisbeth Goodman from the SMARTlab Digital Media…
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Jason Romney from Telstra reflected on the telco’s entry into the Second Life virtual world, including the impacts of the real world on the virtual…
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The Chinese rarely seem to do anything by half measures, so when Dr David Liu presented on the Cyber Recreation District being developed in Beijing,…
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The after-lunch session included presentations from five speakers, including Jennifer Lewis from Stomp, a digital media project of the Singapore newspaper The Straits Times. Stomp…
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The final session before lunch was presented by Jason Roks, a technical advisory board member from The Real News. His organisation is building a global…
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Liz Heller from LA-based Buzztone talked about the need for people to belong to groups, and how this translates online. Her company spends a lot…
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Marcelin Ford-Livenes from Intel's Digital Home Group talked about the development of the broadband television industry. By 2011 there will be 350 million broadband households…
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The first session after the morning break at X Media Lab was Brian Gruber from FORA.tv (https://www.fora.tv/) relating his 10 commandments of online television as…
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The final speaker for the first session at X Media Lab was Shekhar Kapur , who as well as being a noted director of films…
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