Ian Harris interviews industry players on their vision of the digital future http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com en-us Copyright 2007 Thu, 30 Aug 2007 13:37:55 +0100 Thu, 30 Aug 2007 13:37:55 +0100 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss feedback@digitalvisionpodcast.com Ian Harris Ian Harris interviews industry players on their vision of the digital future Technology is constantly changing the way we are entertained, how we communicate, and how we spend our time. In Digital Vision, Ian Harris seeks out those on the leading edge of this change and asks them about their version of the future. Ian Harris feedback@digitalvisionpodcast.com No Ian Harris, media, future, digital vision, technology, entertainment, broadcast, television, iptv, games, mobile, cable, satellite http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast001.mp3 SPECIAL PREVIEW of our new podcast. In the first episode, we talk to Nicola Jude who has brought Sky News into Second Life. What does this mean for Sky News? How did they go about it? And what are their plans for the future? Nicola lets us in on what's happening in the virtual world. Length - 24:44 Podcasts Mon 11 Jun 2007 11:30:00 +0100 Ian Harris No Sky News takes a step into Second Life SPECIAL PREVIEW of our new podcast. In the first episode, we talk to Nicola Jude who has brought Sky News into Second Life. What does this mean for Sky News? How did they go about it? And what are their plans for the future? Nicola lets us in on what's happening in the virtual world. Length - 24:44 24:44 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast002.mp3 With newspaper ad revenue falling and new ways people are receiving their news, it seems that the physical newspaper is on its way out. To find out the real story, we talk the Group Head of Travel for News International, Mark Dixon. Length - 18:13 Podcasts Thu 21 Jun 2007 11:30:00 +0100 Ian Harris No Making revenue from news content in a changing media landscape With newspaper ad revenue falling and new ways people are receiving their news, it seems that the physical newspaper is on its way out. To find out the real story, we talk the Group Head of Travel for News International, Mark Dixon. Length - 18:13 18:13 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast003.mp3 It's not enough to have a great looking product these days. To stand out your business needs a product or service that people love to use. To find out about usability and user centred design, from web pages to mobile phones, we talk to usability consultant Natalie Webb from Amber-light in London. Length - 22:31 Podcasts Thu 28 Jun 2007 11:29:00 +0100 Ian Harris No User centred design as part of the development process. It's not enough to have a great looking product these days. To stand out your business needs a product or service that people love to use. To find out about usability and user centred design, from web pages to mobile phones, we talk to usability consultant Natalie Webb from Amber-light in London. Length - 22:31 22:31 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast004.mp3 Stuart Rock, co-founder and editor of Caspian Publishing has been in the magazine business for many years. He's seen the dot-com boom come and go, and the rise of content delivery via new means. How has he handled the challenges of getting great content to people? Hear his insights as to the future of paper and electronic publishing, including recommendations, personalisation and social networking. Length - 31:10 Podcasts Thu 4 Jul 2007 11:29:00 +0100 Ian Harris No Has paper-based publishing had its day, or is this just the beginning? Stuart Rock, co-founder and editor of Caspian Publishing has been in the magazine business for many years. He's seen the dot-com boom come and go, and the rise of content delivery via new means. How has he handled the challenges of getting great content to people? Hear his insights as to the future of paper and electronic publishing, including recommendations, personalisation and social networking. Length - 31:10 31:10 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast005.mp3 The BBC is a long-time proponent of interactive services. But how do they make services work well for different types of devices and different sorts of people? And what's coming up for the BBC's interactive services? This week we chat with Louisa Heinrich, Executive, User Experience and TV Platforms, to find out. Length - 27:43 Podcasts Thu 2 Aug 2007 11:30:00 +0100 Ian Harris No Investigating interactive services at the BBC The BBC is a long-time proponent of interactive services. But how do they make services work well for different types of devices and different sorts of people? And what's coming up for the BBC's interactive services? This week we chat with Louisa Heinrich, Executive, User Experience and TV Platforms, to find out. Length - 27:43 27:43 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast006.mp3 Jonathan Margolis has been writing about consumer technology for 20 years, reviews new products for the Financial Times, and writes on technology issues for Business Life and the Daily Mail. So what does he think of blogs, Web 2.0 and the future of media production and consumption? Length - 30:33 Podcasts Thu 16 Aug 2007 11:30:00 +0100 Ian Harris No Web 2.0, a view from the other side Jonathan Margolis has been writing about consumer technology for 20 years, reviews new products for the Financial Times, and writes on technology issues for Business Life and the Daily Mail. So what does he think of blogs, Web 2.0 and the future of media production and consumption? Length - 30:33 30:33 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast007.mp3 Everyone takes pictures. For Paul Harris, award winning photographer and Senior Photographer for Fairfax Media Ltd, it's his job. We discuss with Paul how technology changes have enabled new ways of delivering photographic content and what the future holds, along with a few stories of his adventures along the way. Length 39:35 Podcasts Thu 23 Aug 2007 11:30:00 +0100 Ian Harris No A picture tells a thousand words Everyone takes pictures. For Paul Harris, award winning photographer and Senior Photographer for Fairfax Media Ltd, it's his job. We discuss with Paul how technology changes have enabled new ways of delivering photographic content and what the future holds, along with a few stories of his adventures along the way. Length 39:35 39:35 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com http://www.digitalvisionpodcast.com/content/DigitalVisionPodcast008.mp3 In telling the story Markettiers 4dc and their role in content delivery and production (including setting up an internet TV station), Mandy Segall talks us through how she made it into the industry and where future technology changes may take us. Length 32:39 Podcasts Thu 30 Aug 2007 11:30:00 +0100 Ian Harris No PR through content production In telling the story Markettiers 4dc and their role in content delivery and production (including setting up an internet TV station), Mandy Segall talks us through how she made it into the industry and where future technology changes may take us. Length 32:39 32:39 broadcast, technology, entertainment, television, future, vision