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If Information Equals Power
If information equals power, then what did Google just do to North Korea by releasing map data of the country including satellite views of its gulags? Until this week North Korea was just a blank space. Now we see subway stops, hotels -- and enormous gulags like the Bukchang Gulag in the photo above. Much of the info comes from "citizen cartographers" who volunteered their help.
Evan Osnos in the New Yorker has a thoughtful article about what this means.
"Maps are so closely associated with power that dictatorships regard information on geography as a state secret. When I was a student in China in the nineties, the schools where I studied included 'detailed maps' in the list of contraband, along with dissident memoirs and porn. Even recently, China has arrested foreign researchers who were seeking to acquire detailed data on the land, either for extractive industries or other purposes."
That said, Osnos points out that the North Korea map data "reminds us just how much we still can not see," and how much we still don't know about what goes on inside that country. And while the map data is interesting to us, it won't have much impact inside North Korea since hardly anybody has Internet access.
Schmidt's Visit
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt recently traveled to North Korea. A Google spokesman told the Washington Post that Schmidt's visit and the release of map data were not related. Still, it's hard to imagine Schmidt didn't at least mention to his hosts that this was about to happen. I can imagine Schmidt pointing out to his hosts that in an age of crowd-sourcing and satellites, it's really no longer possible to hide.
I can't help thinking that Google just did something significant here, and also that Sergey Brin, whose family escaped oppression in the Soviet Union and who is said to have strong feelings about the subject, maybe had something to do with it.
At the very least Google has reminded us how incredibly strange it is that even now, in 2013, an entire country can remain so walled off from the rest of the world. Those gulags are the size of cities. Who are the people living in them? What are their lives like?
This is the conversation that Google is provoking.
This is not the first time technology has been wielded as a geopolitical tool (eg drones, Stuxnet) but this time it's different, because this time the entity using technology to push for change is not a country but a company.
This is Google claiming a new role for itself. This is a tech company becoming a political actor, taking an interest in things that go beyond its product line and its bottom line, flexing its nerd muscles and daring to challenge a tyrant.
That's significant.
Image courtesy of Google Maps.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Apple doubles memory of the iPad with new 128Gb model (but be warned, it will cost an eye-watering �739)
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Apple announces 128GB iPad 4, available Feb. 5 starting at $799
Apple this morning announced new versions of the fourth-generation iPad, bringing the maximum storage level to 128 gigabytes. Same 9.7-inch retina display, same internals. Just more GBs. The upgraded storage applies to the Wi-Fi-only and Wi-Fi + Cellular versions of the iPad and doubles the previous max. Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, Phil Schiller, had this to say:
?With more than 120 million iPads sold, it?s clear that customers around the world love their iPads, and everyday they are finding more great reasons to work, learn and play on their iPads rather than their old PCs. With twice the storage capacity and an unparalleled selection of over 300,000 native iPad apps, enterprises, educators and artists have even more reasons to use iPad for all their business and personal needs.?
9 to 5 Mac first reported the impending change earlier this week.
The beefier iPads will be available Feb. 5, in either black or white (or both if that's how you roll), for $799 for the Wifi model, and a whopping $929 for the cellular version.
Source: Apple PR
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
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Monday, January 28, 2013
Obama's Eyes Are on 2014--and Then His Legacy
When an irate House Speaker John Boehner declared last week that President Obama was out to "annihilate" the Republican Party, he was exaggerating, or at least engaging in a bit of hyperbole. Obama is not out to destroy the Republican Party, just severely cripple it, and thereafter to cement his legacy in the final two years of his presidency.What upset Boehner and many of his Republican colleagues is that they have finally recognized what Obama's second inaugural address really was: the first speech of the 2014 congressional campaign.That has them in a panic. It is...
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The iconic video game maker hopes to break away from its French parent company, which has been losing money.
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
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Friday, January 25, 2013
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Multicultural Consumers Drive New Tech Trends, MediaVest Exec Says
LAS VEGAS -- Multicultural customers are often the earliest adopters for new technology, especially mobile phones, says Stephen Wolfe-Pereira, Executive VP at MediaVest, Managing Director of MediaVest Multicultural in an interview with Beet.TV's Ashley Swartz at the Consumer Electronics Show. The Asian-American, African-American and Hispanic segments are driving consumer experiences in many of the new platforms, and that's why it's so important for brands reaching these consumers to stay abreast of the latest trends, he adds. Wolfe-Pereira also points out that more than 40% of the youth segment is multicultural. For more insight into the multicultural consumer, as well as the vital role that mobile plays as a venue in those consumers' lives, check out this video interview. Ashley Swartz is a principal of the New York-based consultancy Furious Minds. She is a regular contributor to Beet.TV-Daisy WhitneyEditor's Note: This segment has been produced as part of a series of coverage of CES sponsored by SMG, Starcom MediaVest Group.
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Skateboarder magazine stuns with flashback photo gallery from New York
Back in 2006 Johnny did a feature on New York's waterfront skate scene; the meeting place of the Hudson river and the city's streets provided an intriguing canvas for the crew of skaters that included Alex Olson, Bobby Puleo, Zered Bassett, Joey Pepper, and more.
Check out the whole thing here.
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Ortiz, who is originally from Mexico, says in the video that Veracruz is the Mecca of extreme kayaking, given that there is no other place in the world where there are so many waterfalls in one spot.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Programmers Set to Compete Directly in OTT, Accedo's Adams
LAS VEGAS -- The over-the-top business will likely see many more TV Everywhere offerings from operators as well as programmers going direct to consumers this year, predicts David Adams, VP Corporate Development at connected TV technology provider Accedo during an interview with Beet.TV at the Consumer Electronics Show. "Both sides want over-the-top solutions, whether the operator or the media side," he tells us. "In the near future, you'll see virtual operators and you'll see media companies go direct to consumers with their solutions." Also in 2013, look for more dynamic ad insertion opportunities in connected TV ads. Already, Accedo's platform integrates analytics, authentication and quality of service, Adams says. Using Nielsen C3 metrics and FreeWheel tools, one of the goals for 2013 will be to bring dynamic ad insertion, after Nielsen's three-day commercial window, into smart TVs, he explains. "We are on the side where we put it all together. We build the application and make sure it works on all platforms, whether PS3 or Samsung or LG or Panasonic," he says. For more insight into connected TV advertising, the TV Everywhere business, and the international over-the-top market, check out this video interview.-Daisy Whitney
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LAS VEGAS - In the past few years, the Consumer Electronics Show has become of increasing interest to the marketing and media world. Now, it rivals the ad industry's leading show, the Cannes Lions, says Dominic Proctor, President of GroupM M Global, the
LAS VEGAS - In the past few years, the Consumer Electronics Show has become of increasing interest to the marketing and media world. Now, it rivals the ad industry's leading show, the Cannes Lions, says Dominic Proctor, President of GroupM M Global, the giant media agency of WPP. We spoke with him outside the the CES show for his take on the show and the future of the media business.
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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
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Monday, January 21, 2013
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LAS VEGAS — NYC-based comedian Mark Malkoff is known for online videos of his crazy stunts and shenanigans, from living on an AirTran jet for 30 days to living in IKEA for a week, visiting every Starbucks in Manhattan in a day, and more. At the IAWTV Awards at CES, we heard from Malkoff about his latest project, The Bill Murray Show Starring Mark Malkoff, a series on My Damn Channel in which Malkoff attempts to get Bill Murray to join him for dinner in his Queens apartment. Malkoff tells us, "I have Bill Murray’s 800-number—he doesn’t have an agent, manager or a publicist, so everyone that wants to work with him has to call an 800-number." Sofia Coppola had to call the 800 number for five months when she was trying to get in touch with Murray for Lost In Translation. Malkoff has been calling the number for over seven months, since he made his initial call at VidCon in June, but he’s not giving up! On each episode of The Bill Murray Show Starring Mark Malkoff, Malkoff invites on guests that have met Bill Murray to talk about their Bill Murray experiences and may be able to help Malkoff achieve his goal of having Murray join him for dinner. In the video interview, Malkoff also tells us a little bit about Celebrity Sleepovers, his IAWTV Award-nominated web series in which he sleeps over at celebrities’ homes. Megan O’Neill
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Sunday, January 20, 2013
Why Apple had to close at $500 on January 19
Joe Springer on Seeking Alpha proposed the following theory on why institutional money had a lot to gain by pushing Apple's stock price down to $500 by January 19, and a lot to lose if it had remained substantially higher.
So here is our logic to being patient. It is threefold:
Apple had an enormous amount of call options speculation related to its Summer surge
A huge share of this was calls with a strike of around the current price of $550 and higher that expire January 19 2013
The institutional money managers that wrote those call options and bought common stock to cover will make a lot of money if a) those options expire worthless, and then b) Apple runs after that expiration date
It's an interesting theory that I don't know enough about, one way or another, to provide any commentary on. (We'll ask Chris Umiastowsky to weigh in when he can). Maybe Apple just sucks now and everyone who likes Apple products is panicking and ass covering, or maybe there's a concerted effort to make money at Apple's expense. Often the truth lies in between the extreme.
Any smart investor types out there have any light they can shine on this?
Source: Seeking Alpha via Daring Fireball, Loren Brichter
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