A very interesting (and forward thinking) approach for a carrier...
"...I mean shifting our focus from building connections, to create amazing interactive and personalized experiences that transcend devices, platforms, content and networks..."
~ Rob Bruce, President of Rogers Communications
A unique and honest look from a Digital Strategist's perspective at the Content and Consumer Electronic industry's quagmire resulting from a fear of disruption and an inability to adapt to technological change...
Thursday, June 07, 2012
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Mindblowing Stats from Cisco's VNI Forecast
Some interesting new stats from CISCO's annual Virtual Networking Index....the 2 that really jumped out at me though were:
*Residential*
- Globally, Online Music is expected to be the most highly penetrated
residential Internet service ―in 2011 there were 1.1 billion users (63
percent of residential Internet users); in 2016 there are forecast to be
1.8 billion users (79 percent of residential Internet users).
*Global File Sharing*
- By 2016, global peer-to-peer traffic is projected to account for 54
percent of global consumer Internet file sharing traffic, down from 77
percent in 2011. On a quantity basis, however, the amount of peer-to-peer
traffic is expected to increase from a rate of 4.6 exabytes per month in
2011 to 10 exabytes per month by 2016.
*Residential*
- Globally, Online Music is expected to be the most highly penetrated
residential Internet service ―in 2011 there were 1.1 billion users (63
percent of residential Internet users); in 2016 there are forecast to be
1.8 billion users (79 percent of residential Internet users).
*Global File Sharing*
- By 2016, global peer-to-peer traffic is projected to account for 54
percent of global consumer Internet file sharing traffic, down from 77
percent in 2011. On a quantity basis, however, the amount of peer-to-peer
traffic is expected to increase from a rate of 4.6 exabytes per month in
2011 to 10 exabytes per month by 2016.
Monday, June 04, 2012
MIRACAST makes content sharing easier!
Last week, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced that it's finalizing it's certification program for Wi-Fi devices to support display applications, and that it has defined a new mark to designate products that have passed certification. Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast devices make use of a Wi-Fi connection to deliver audio and video content from one device to another, without cables or a connection to an existing Wi-Fi network. These devices connect directly, so you can do things like watch videos from a smartphone on a big screen television or share a laptop screen with the conference room projector to collaborate in real-time. Televisions, set-top boxes, notebooks, handsets and tablets are among the device types which will be certified.
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