audiences in comment and analysis
Beijing Olympic diary: Closing ceremonies
Comment Those volumes are going to increase further by 2012 as audiences worldwide demand more information, more detail and more delivery options - web, phone, TV. As public attention shifts to London and 2012, Jeremy Hore, chief integrator for Olympic... [27 Aug 2008]
Tech Visions: TV extends its reach
Comment Audiences want to mix and match from different media sources and aggregate personalised playback. The power of broadcasters to dictate what you watch and when is waning. Silicon Valley-based Howard Greenfield looks at what's accelerating that trend... [24 Oct 2007]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Media wars
Comment Numerous published reports have highlighted the impact of the internet on TV and radio audiences - and the likely knock-on impact for advertising - and it isn't a pretty picture. While there has been a rapid decline in audiences, it is not all that... [31 Aug 2007]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: The power of analogy - or not
Comment For almost all of my professional life I have been trying to communicate complex concepts to individuals and audiences not versed in science, mathematics, technology and engineering. Written on BA217 flying London to Washington and dispatched to... [09 May 2007]
The Murdoch factor
AS Analysis With RSS also growing in popularity the way audiences consume news is changing dramatically. Rupert Murdoch may rule the media world but he's still beholden to the innovative upstarts for coming up with the good ideas. [25 Sep 2006]
Jeff Bezos
AS Profile The Agenda Setters panel believes Amazon remains relevant in shaping the way businesses target online audiences and push the evolution of ecommerce. Why? Still the king of ecommerce It seems Jeff Bezos has been in and out of fashion like flared... [25 Sep 2006]
Opinion: China's IPR woes
Comment Some musicians I met in Beijing said they longed for their work to be pirated because it gives them more exposure to their audiences. Are violations of intellectual property rights (IPR) a threat to China's future? [14 Aug 2006]
Tech brands getting a sporting chance
Comment Wright told silicon.com: "In a fragmented media world any event that provides mass audiences will attract sponsors and sport does this in bucket loads. What do tech companies get out of sports sponsorships - and is this link-up a trend that's... [24 Jul 2006]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Jammers not listeners
Comment So what do I see that conference audiences don't? Written and edited on the M5 between Bristol and Birmingham and dispatched from a Cambridge hotel on a free LAN. Ever since the mobile phone was launched, and even more so since the arrival of wi-fi... [28 Feb 2006]
Leader: IM interoperability - so close and yet so far
Leader It would also mean expanding their audiences so that if the operators do start charging for extra features down the road, they'll have that many more people to charge. Yesterday the 'Big Three' instant-messaging players - Yahoo! [16 Jul 2004]
The Director's Cut: Clashing with suppliers
Comment Television audiences can't get enough 'real life' programmes thrown at them. Anything with conflict goes down particularly well. We have 'Car Wars' and 'Neighbours at war'. It will just be a matter of time before we have 'IT Supplier Wars'. [18 Feb 2004]
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Forget 'think different' - think 'non-linear'...
Comment For years I have been trying to convey to educated and lay audiences the key differences between a world that is linear and one that is not. The allocation of resources in hospitals, the design of road networks and much more besides all depend on... [09 Apr 2003]
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Conference turnaround
Comment A career of sharing his ideas with large audiences and watching others provide their insights has taught Peter Cochrane a thing or two about sharing knowledge. These are some of his thoughts. I’m in the US at a conference with around 100 people... [26 Mar 2003]
Chinese domain names - the best thing EVER to happen to business?
Comment Many have diversified or changed their core offering in an attempt to appeal to wider or new audiences. This Sunday the UK e-tail sector was presented with one of the best ever opportunities to grow their businesses. [17 Mar 2003]
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Exponential growth - so misunderstood
Comment For the past three years I have been asking audiences of business leaders, planners, educators and politicians if they understand what an exponential function is? The economist Adam Smith was wrong. He was just too linear in his thinking. [08 Aug 2002]
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