On Monday we were on site for a night of shooting and the brand new, less than a month old, Canon 60D stops working and won't start up. ARGH! A whole day lost. But that doesn't mean you lose out on the weekly news round up

Labor Day has come and gone.

Yeah, it's a weird bit of news but it seems that fear of Apple and Google taking a big slice of their TV viewer's time and business, was motivation enough for some of the largest TV manufacturers to get together and build exact what I said we needed, a single common system for connected TVs.

I think I predicted this some time back but I can't find that article.

So I started doing some research to compile what I could on making apps for the connected TV platform. I tried to find all the API guides and docs I could find as well as some basic tips on creating a good user experience for the platform. I figured some of you could really use ...

Two announcements from Brightcove today got me a thinking about the future.

The J.D. Power and Associates 2012 U.S. Residential Pay-to-View Study results are out and they found that viewing is shifting across devices from where they were in its inaugural year

Yet another report on the connectedness of our TVs has been released and shows that some one in five US households have a connected TV be it solo or through a game console. In fact, game consoles lead the charge, but that’s sort of a recent development. In terms of game consoles, it’s never been ...

I wanted to drop some info on the latest Google TV update for their YouTube App which got a major round of cool new stuff last week.

Remember a while back I talked about the Google project down in Kansas City, or up if you’re in the south I suppose? Well, after approval, Google moved the Android Army into action and started laying fiber at a furious pace.