1. Collabrcam - To use the app, between two and four iPhones, iPod Touches or iPads can be connected via wifi. The director of the shoot will then be able to view all the cameras’ streams on his or her device, and select which footage should be visible on the main video stream at any one given time
2. 100Video - The video rental units will enable users to plug in their own pen drives and download a movie for an average of 4.90BR — this is 2BR less than they would usually pay for a DVD rental. A 4GB drive will be capable of carrying 5 DVD-quality movies, which can then be played on a computer or USB-enabled TV.
3. Viinyl - Montreal-based Viinyl gives musical bands an attractive landing page for each song they create. There's currently no cost to bands, and each site comes with lyrics, artwork, videos, notes, various download options, promotional tools, analytics, and more.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Top 20 2011 Trends
20. Projected Billboard
19.Interactive Retail
18.Shockvertising
17.Wearable Technology
16.Brand Revergence
15.On The Spot Fashion
14.Real Timing
13.Modern Cubism
12.Next Besting
11.Tangiable Printing
10.Hyperrealism
9.Toddler Touch Screens
8.Democratic Selling
7.Rockstar Self-Expressionism
6.Modern Kidvertising
5.Luxury Lives On
4.Geriatric Couture
3.Prepertual Adaption
2.Tweetonomics
1.Discrete Consumerism
19.Interactive Retail
18.Shockvertising
17.Wearable Technology
16.Brand Revergence
15.On The Spot Fashion
14.Real Timing
13.Modern Cubism
12.Next Besting
11.Tangiable Printing
10.Hyperrealism
9.Toddler Touch Screens
8.Democratic Selling
7.Rockstar Self-Expressionism
6.Modern Kidvertising
5.Luxury Lives On
4.Geriatric Couture
3.Prepertual Adaption
2.Tweetonomics
1.Discrete Consumerism
Hedgehog Concept
My Hedgehog Concept is that I basically know almost everything about most sports (Hockey, Soccer, Baseball, Football) I generally understand what is going on when I watch the sport.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Martha Stewart
She did everything different than everyon else, she made food art.
She owns her own company OmniMedia and was worth 2$ Billion dollars.
Stewart was born in 1941, she had a brother and 2 sisters.
Her father was a salesman for a pharmactical company.
Her father ruled the house with a iron fist.
From an early age she would rather do things that grown ups were doing.
Marthas father couldnt pay for her college, so she had to babysit and would sell hot dogs at football games.
She started to model in New York.
She got a partial scholarship to Barnard College in NYC, one of the best womens colleges.
She won the best dressed college girl in 1961 for Glamour Magazine.
She owns her own company OmniMedia and was worth 2$ Billion dollars.
Stewart was born in 1941, she had a brother and 2 sisters.
Her father was a salesman for a pharmactical company.
Her father ruled the house with a iron fist.
From an early age she would rather do things that grown ups were doing.
Marthas father couldnt pay for her college, so she had to babysit and would sell hot dogs at football games.
She started to model in New York.
She got a partial scholarship to Barnard College in NYC, one of the best womens colleges.
She won the best dressed college girl in 1961 for Glamour Magazine.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Teen Entrepreneur -- Adam Hildreth
Adam Hildreth setup his first company, Dubit Limited when he was 14. Dubit Limited went onto become one of the biggest teenage websites in the UK and now markets itself as a 'Youth Marketing Agency', advising major brands on how to market their products to young people. Hildreth's latest venture is Crisp Thinking, which develops online child protection technology. The company claims to work closely with both Internet Service Providers and child protection organisations to develop solutions that protect children and teenagers from 'online grooming'. He was reportedly worth £2m in the 2004 UK top 20 richest teens list and the current (2008) Sunday Times Rich List ranks Hildreth as 23rd in the 100 richest young people in the UK based on a valuation of £25m. In a study of British Millionaires of the Future Adam was predicted to be worth £40m by the year 2020.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Bill Gates Summary
Bill Gates found his passion at a very early age and cotninued to develop more and more feelings toward computers. What I can take away from this is no matter how hard things seem to be always continue to work hard and you can succeed. Also if you are intelligent you can apply your intelligence to just about anything and you can make a lot of money.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Tina Seelig
-Open your Eyes to Problems
-Every problem is an opportunity for a creative solution
-Don't be afraid to fail.
-Dont Burn Bridges
-Every problem is an opportunity for a creative solution
-Don't be afraid to fail.
-Dont Burn Bridges
Friday, April 1, 2011
Sam Walton
Sam Walton changed the way people shop, by making his prices cheaper.
Sam Walton was born in 1918, his father was a person who had to evict people from their farms.
Sam developed an easy, out-going kid, since he moved from town to town.
He played almost every sport, and was the captain of a football team.
He then went to the University of Missouri and developed a paper route.
He promised himself that he would never work for anyone other than anyone but himself.
He quit JC Penny to join the army but failed the physical exam.
Sam married in 1943, and the next year they had their first son Rob.
Sam hired is brother Bud as the assistant manager to his store.
Sam then moved to Bentonville, Arkansas
The Waltons now had 4 kids; 3 boys and 1 girl.
Sam then expanded to Fayetteville, Arkansas
In over 10 years he aquired 16 stores in the south.
He then bought controlling ownership in the Bentonville Bank
During Black Monday Sam Walton lost 1.5 billion dollars but merely shrugged it off.
Summary: Sam's main quality of business was that try to keep prices as cheap as you can but still be able to turn a profit. I believe Sam's mentor was his father who taught how to be cheap and also his wife Helen. She taught him to give back to the comapy employees. Also JC Penny helped Sam out a bit by teaching how to make more with less. I believe he got his passion from his father whe nhe went around with him to evict farmer from their farms. The key learning from Sam Walton is to make sure your employees are always happy because they are the ones who make your business run and another key learning always stay true to yourself and others and dont take anything for granted.
Sam Walton was born in 1918, his father was a person who had to evict people from their farms.
Sam developed an easy, out-going kid, since he moved from town to town.
He played almost every sport, and was the captain of a football team.
He then went to the University of Missouri and developed a paper route.
He promised himself that he would never work for anyone other than anyone but himself.
He quit JC Penny to join the army but failed the physical exam.
Sam married in 1943, and the next year they had their first son Rob.
Sam hired is brother Bud as the assistant manager to his store.
Sam then moved to Bentonville, Arkansas
The Waltons now had 4 kids; 3 boys and 1 girl.
Sam then expanded to Fayetteville, Arkansas
In over 10 years he aquired 16 stores in the south.
He then bought controlling ownership in the Bentonville Bank
During Black Monday Sam Walton lost 1.5 billion dollars but merely shrugged it off.
Summary: Sam's main quality of business was that try to keep prices as cheap as you can but still be able to turn a profit. I believe Sam's mentor was his father who taught how to be cheap and also his wife Helen. She taught him to give back to the comapy employees. Also JC Penny helped Sam out a bit by teaching how to make more with less. I believe he got his passion from his father whe nhe went around with him to evict farmer from their farms. The key learning from Sam Walton is to make sure your employees are always happy because they are the ones who make your business run and another key learning always stay true to yourself and others and dont take anything for granted.
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