Archive for January, 2008

03: The MacWorld Expo

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

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In this episode Bill and Nathan talk about last week’s MacWorld Expo keynote address by Steve Jobs…while watching the MacWorld Expo keynote address by Steve Jobs. If you’re familiar with the show Mystery Science Theater 3000 it’s kind of like that except not as funny. There were four main announcements in the keynote and we’ll get into reactions about all of them. The four announcements were:

  • wireless back up appliance: Time Capsule
  • new applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch
  • new Apple TV
  • new thin laptop: Macbook Air

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Friday, January 11th, 2008

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MapQuest verses Google Maps

Friday, January 11th, 2008

In episode two there was an observation about people who use and reference Mapquest verses those who use and advocate Google Maps. According to Google Trends, they’re pretty close. Mapquest declined slightly at the end of the year from where it started and Google Maps is up some from the beginning of the year. It will be interesting to see this trend a year from now.

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02: Top 5 Web Apps

Tuesday, January 8th, 2008

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In this episode, Nathan and Bill discuss their list of top 5 web apps.
Have a favorite web app? Let us know in the comments.

0:00 – 6:45 — Our favorite gifts given this Christmas (Flickr Pro, Gerber pocket knife)
6:46 – 46:25 — Nathan and Bill’s top 5 web apps
46:26 -49:29 — Honorable mentions

Nathan’s top 5:
1. Google Maps
2. Google Docs
3. Digg.com
4. Del.icio.us
5. Mint.com

Bill’s top 5:
1. Gmail
2. Del.icio.us
3. Blog platforms (Blogger and WordPress)
4. Picnik.com
5. Feedburner.com

Honorable Mentions
Google Calendar
Google Reader
Blogflux
Twitter
Facebook
Tiny URL

Feedback and questions

Thursday, January 3rd, 2008

It’s early going for The New Mediology but we’ve already gotten some great feedback. The next episode will be recorded early next week so if you happen to have any questions for feedback for us please let us know in the comments or send us an email: Bill@MicroExplosion.com or NMoore@AnthologyCreative.com.

We have some interviews in the mix for future episodes along with more new media design and marketing discussions. Also, if you add The New Mediology to your blogroll let us know so we can do the same for you.