Clinton Stark
Clinton shoots videos for Stark Insider. San Francisco Bay Area arts, Ingmar Bergman and French New Wave, and chasing the perfect home espresso shot 25 seconds at a time (and failing). Peloton: ClintTheMint. Camera: Video Gear
On News: Google, RSS, Editorial
I'm still at the mercy of what are ultimately little bots scouring the WWW to surface what mathematicians think is the right stuff.
Prediction: $199 Kindle Fires = this holiday’s Cabbage Patch kids
There's carnage aplenty in the iPad's wake including RIM (BlackBerry PlayBook), and HP (WebOS). But Amazon (with Google's help) could be a force.
Wall Street Journal app on Facebook – scary proposition for publishers?
The Company wants us to live and breathe inside its increasingly suffocating world. Shop. Talk. Watch. Read. Listen.
Friends of Palo Alto Children’s Theatre to hold costume sale (Bonus: Count Floyd video)
Speaking of T-H-E-A-T-R-E, from the Great White North archives I give you: SCTV’s Monster Chiller Horror Theatre, in 3-D no less.
Evri CEO Will Hunsinger on iPad news apps, CNN’s acquisition of Zite, fly rods (interview)
We discuss the new app and its competitors, the market at large, and the potential for new business models in publishing.
Evri for iPad – A colorful, slick news app (review)
Evri is yet another compelling entry in a space that is booming. Don't forget, earlier CNN bought Zite for $25 million.
News360 for Android, iPad (review)
Topic-based news browsing for tablets potentially reduces tunnel vision.
Why Facebook can’t move as fast as Google Plus
Zuckerberg needs to walk a fine line. He needs to innovate. But his customers throw very public tizzies when an avatar is shifted, or an icon given a slightly altered hue.
How to choose wine for a dinner party
Guests are most likely to remember the first wine you serve, and then the one you serve with the main course.
Zinio bridges paper-to-digital gap for magazines (review)
The easiest way to think of Zinio, number three on the list of top-grossing iPad apps, is as a digital newstand (with 4,500+ magazines).
