personalisation

by: Gary Hayes

by: Gary Hayes

A surprising article from New York times right in the epicentre of personalized media. Entitled “Like This? You’ll Hate That.” the article begins on the personalization-bashing band wagon, citing the recent Wal-Mart fiasco and ends thankfully on the side of ‘this-personalized-thing-seems-to-make-sense’. The article also brings key terms into the readers conciousness by referring to:

by: Gary Hayes

RealMedia and Microsoft have had their knuckles rapped once already and it seems that the normally tread-carefully Apple have started to upset a few folk with their ‘collaborative filtering’ methodologies via iTunes.

by: Gary Hayes 

by: Gary Hayes

Turn off the TV, get off the phone and pay attention! Been doing some recent audience research and feel the need to opine. I talked about this in previous posts but not looked in great detail at some of the interactive, cross-media implications of this very current evolutionary trait.

by: Gary Hayes

The LA Times just found me - interesting after only a few days of using Google’s customized front end I am starting to get really useful things thrust my way - useful this ’semi-personalization’ thing - it watches what I search and starts to suggest things I ‘may’ like.

by: Gary Hayes

by: Gary Hayes

by: Gary Hayes

Ok your not a dummy but you may need a little primer in some of the basic personalization terms and mechanisms - these are broad enough to include Personal TV applications, eCommerce on the web or Broadband/IPTV and mobile video/audio and gaming.

by: Dick Stroud

My Outlook inbox contained two totally disconnected e-mails containing links that illustrate how care and health management in the future might (will) be managed.