We need better "tools" to select content
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmBkpXOP6EY
See this funny, yet very true story related to the dilemma "is this content good for me?".
Now that the world is shifting from linear programming to on-demand programming, the entertainment industry is expected to provide better ways for content selection for on-line users.
See this funny, yet very true story related to the dilemma "is this content good for me?".
Now that the world is shifting from linear programming to on-demand programming, the entertainment industry is expected to provide better ways for content selection for on-line users.
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Nice... I like the “nobudget” technique used here and I agree selecting the best content is one of the uprising problems nowadays. There is just "too much" of it for the existing tools, not to mention the problem of UI which make things much worse.
My mom and Dad are over 70 and they both use computers on a daily basis. yet from the type of support calls I am getting from their direction as well as from other (younger) 'parents" I can tell most people above 30 are probably not capable of even finding their own name on the web, not to mention putting it there for others to find.
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