a regular part of my updates recently to comment on other weblogs’ commentary, but Brig Eaton’s comment on eatonweb, that it might all be about brand, is worth noting. Brand is an ever increasing part of the mix of things that make up the value of products, at least in North America and Europe. So, contrary to what I understand Jakob Nielsen writes, there may be value in extending a brand through “wild” design. I do realize that this might be the most obvious and even trite post in the world, by the way, to most people who read here. Not quite sure why I’m writing it.
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Interesting article
today on A List Apart called Beyond the Browser discussing what’s coming with several important technologies. It’s good – it doesn’t go too far (as I tend to do).
Hmmm. This is
interesting: HomeRF Gets Up to Speed. Anything that moves things along the path to wireless is worth watching. Massive broadband will never come through wires – I’m talking 70-90% penetration in North America, and not just to a single box or two, but to a whole home.
I’m curious to see whether there’ll be a wire into the location and then a transmitter or if everything will be wireless. I suspect the latter, with every network transaction encrypted, auto-config of new devices entering the space according to rules, and a distribution of network monitoring duties among devices (i.e., no central server in a location controlling everything).
Inspired!
Lots of hand
-wringing over content and it’s viability in the grand scheme of the web in Salon.com’s article, Remember when content was king? It is totally feasible to make money, and lots of it, doing content on the web. Lots of companies are doing it. It’s just that the answer isn’t obvious, and doesn’t involve trying to mimic Vanity Fair, the New York Times, or the National Enquirer.
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