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SXSW - Austin: The Heart of the Content Revolution

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 03.15.2010 | Technology


Steve Rosenbaum

In the 'gig' economy you can write a free blog post, give away a few free chapters for your paid e-book, sit on a panel for free and do paid keynote speeches all at the same time.

Are We a Curation Nation?

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 03.08.2010 | Technology


Steve Rosenbaum

If you've added data to the web, positive or negative, about a book, a movie, a restaurant, or an airline, then you've added your curatorial '2 cents' to the wisdom of the web.

I'm Cheating On My iPhone With A Nexus One (Sorry, Steve)

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.26.2010 | Technology


Steve Rosenbaum

I'm deep in a committed relationship with my iPhone, but I'm seeing my Nexus One on the side. Something's got to give. And honestly, in the world of mobile devices, playing the field isn't an option.

Video: Get Embedded or Die

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.24.2010 | Technology


Steve Rosenbaum

A very long time ago -- 5 years to be precise -- a rock band from Chicago called OK Go made a music video on a series of treadmills. You remember it, don't you? Well, Damian Kulash sure does.

TED 2010 - A video album:

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.15.2010 | Technology


Steve Rosenbaum

While there have been many articles and blogs and tweets written about TED 2010, there's no better way to get a quick snapshot of the most memorable ...

Why TED Matters Now

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.11.2010 | Politics


Steve Rosenbaum

The world goes through cycles. Chapters. We've just come out of the industrial age. We're peering around the corner of the digital age. And we face large problems. Energy. Poverty. Inequality. Healthcare.

My Interview With Steve Jobs

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.03.2010 | Technology


Steve Rosenbaum

What folks need to remember is that I've made more than my share of media history by taking stuff away. Remember the floppy drive? I killed that.

Fast Company Founder on future of Curation & Magazines

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 01.30.2010 | Media


Steve Rosenbaum

From his chair as the Managing Editor of The Harvard Business Review, Alan Webber could see that there was something changing in the business world. S...

2010: 5 Media Predictions You Can Bank On

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 03.18.2010 | Media


Steve Rosenbaum

It's clear that traffic and dollars are moving away from legacy media -- so the question is where will the wheel of fortune stop?

Laura Ling: Journalists Dangers Often Go Unreported

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 07.15.2009 | New York


Steve Rosenbaum

The detention, conviction, and murder of journalists has reached almost epidemic proportions -- and rarely makes the front page.

Is Google Afraid of the Big, Bad, Wolf?

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 06.17.2009 | Media


Steve Rosenbaum

If WolframAlpha teaches us anything it's that search, and the web itself, are evolving and morphing so fast that you can almost begin to imagine the sci-fi vision of the web becoming self-aware.

The Untold Susan Boyle Story

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 05.20.2009 | Entertainment


Steve Rosenbaum

Susan-Boyle.com has created a destination where people can connect, share stories, and record videos -- millions of people are flocking to a virtual destination and forming a "flash mob"-style community.

Obama -- the "Always On" President

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 04.29.2009 | Politics


Steve Rosenbaum

So, what's this all about? Is Obama overdoing the media thing, or is he just re-tooling the presidency for the new media reality?

Whitehouse 2.0

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.22.2009 | Media


Steve Rosenbaum

Today Whitehouse.gov is a glimpse into just how the Obama administration views the digital world.

5 Trends That Will Change Media in '09

Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 02.04.2009 | Media


Steve Rosenbaum

As the cost of the creation of content continues to come down, more content creators will come online -- this will create a huge influx of unfiltered material.