Blognotes

This graphic created by Brian Solis of PR 2.0 is a very nice overview of social media services."The art of listening,sharing and learning".

Amazing! The future of meetings. Is it?

The pictures says it all: ZipClick is a cool application to send videos, pictures, text or ringtones in seconds to your phone. Just install the free app and right-click your mouse. That's it!

Evernote is now beta. It is an amazing service that lets you capture and store anything including notes, web captures, pictures, audio and video. Everything is saved in your Evernote page and can be easily found in seconds with their search engine. Even texts in pictures are automatically indexed. Which means you can save visit cards or tickets for instance and find them instantly by tipping some key-words. Their video gives a good overview of the service which you can also use on your mobile phone.

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[click 'view>full' to enlarge] This picture shows the ecosystem which I'm trying to develop on my new vertical blog to enhance a collective intelligence in the tv & new media business. This is also a tentative model for information workflows in an open world where every stakeholder inside and outside the company contributes and interacts thus maximizing the global knowledge in a specific field.

Three continents, three top buzzers: Nokia for Europe, Sony for Asia and Apple for the US. Who's winning? The Americans are still far ahead. After an amazing buzz in January with the MacBook Air at the Apple Expo, the Californian company is back with the launch of the new 3G iPhone. They do have a sense for launching products there. As shown on this Blogpulse graph, they set a new record today and equaled their january buzz. Sony and Nokia still have a lot to learn on how to organize a successful launching campaign online, despite doing pretty well in PR 2.0.

I'm starting a new blog called "TV & New Media". My purpose is to share information on the digital tv and media convergence. I'm also looking at interacting with other experts. I used to work in the tv business on the consumer side with Thomson, Sony and Samsung. I joined recently the broadcasting industry as a business development and new media expert. My current focus is on mobile tv, iptv and sports business. I follow worldwide the evolution of technologies, media and business models in those areas.