Funny video by NY Times tech-columnist David Pogue on the possible futures of television. The most interesting thing from the video is Pogue’s casual comment ‘unemployment is at a all-time high… so give those people something to watch‘.
This made me think about the necessity of television in general and the focus our techo-elite assumes in modern day society. Perhaps the techno-elite, as Jolie O’Dell advocated, ought to focus on more urgent matters.
Very interesting view on the recent crisis of the economical system guided by neo-communist Slavoj Žižek.
Thanks to Nielsvl for pointing this one out to me. This gets our blood pumping. Forget Berlin, I’ll say Detroit here we come!
Or check the original site.
Over the last weeks I’ve met a web development agency which recently made the switch to the Scrum development process. And perhaps by coincidence last week a high profile Dutch agency (Fabrique) presented their experience with this process. Apart from the fact that this is a good, perhaps slightly delayed, software development trend. The problem/challenge currently lies in educating customers. Perhaps this is also the reason why the following presentation is so good — Fabrique has been explaining Scrum to its customers already for some time now. Anyhow this presentation is an absolute must to form a ‘mental image’ of the scrum agile process.
A mandatory video on tech trends.
