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(Cross-posted on my fellowship blog - How International Values Shape Communications Technologies) While reading through chapter 2 of Howard Rheingold’s ‘Smart Mobs’, I started thinking about how the three laws of networked technologies (Sarnoff’s Law, Metcalfe’s Law and Reed’s Law) relate to social media in BRIC countries – 1.

The Right and Wrong Approaches to Enterprise Master Data Management Journeys Ravi Shankar

Lots of great information on DVR viewing, cable and satellite penetration and more in this research excerpt from MediaPost ( read the rest here, free registration required). 27% of TV households in the United States have at least one Digital Video Recorder (DVR), and 30% of those households have more than one DVR, and that 87% of DVR owners would recommend their DVR service to a friend.

Legislators over the weekend introduced new legislation requiring satellite radio receivers to pick up digital signals, even though federal regulators are still seeking public comment on the issue. House Representative Ed Markey, D-Mass., on Saturday introduced the Radio All Digital Channel Receiver

Emerging Web apps let you make songs with musicians worldwide, get your face in a video conference, and broadcast photos in a new way.

Westwood One Inc. (WON) - A Major Content Provider QualityStocks Writes: Founded in 1974 and headquartered in New York City, Westwood One Inc. is a content provider to various media partners. They offer more than 150 news, sports, music, talk, and entertainment programs, as well as features and live events.

Postgraduate Programs For Arts , Science & Management at Amrita University September 11th, 2008 Amritapuri Ph.D. Biotech Bangalore M.S. in Management of IT & IT-Enabled Services (MITES) - Dual Degree offered by AMRITA University and The State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo

The video of the week goes to a recent TED talk by Peter Hirshberg, discussing “how the computer ambushed television”. Peter Hirshberg is now on the advisory board of Technorati and authors a weblog on disruptive culture and technology, having worked for Apple, Microsoft, AOL and NBC.

The video of the week goes to a recent TED talk by Peter Hirshberg, discussing “how the computer ambushed television”. Peter Hirshberg is now on the advisory board of Technorati and authors a weblog on disruptive culture and technology, having worked for Apple, Microsoft, AOL and NBC.

“10:25: Beam Status shows a complete loop.” Thanks to Blake Stacey and US LHC Blog for the news! In addition - from Cosmic Variance: “1:43 am (PDT), JoAnne: SkyNews has just interviewed folks in the control rooms for each of the 4 experiments.