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Cafe originally opened in 1919 serving up breakfast, thin-crust pizzas, and peanut butter-and-banana sandwiches
Arcade Restaurant
$20 $12
$18 for $30 Worth of Sushi and Japanese Food at Sushime
Lenox Village
Dozens of maki rolls including signature items infused with unique ingredients such as strawberry, torched banana, and chicken tempura
$30 $18
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German Food and Drinks at Grujo's German Restaurant (Up to 40% Off). Two Options Available.
Grujo's German Restaurant
Rotisserie lamb, chicken, and beef form the foundation of döner kebabs, served alongside other German foods such as schnitzel and bratwurst
Brazilian and Asian-Caribbean Fusion for Two or Four at L2 Fuel (40% Off)
L2 Fuel
With an emphasis on healthy ingredients, chefs craft fusion meals such as Brazilian steak and bulgogi sauce
Upscale American Cuisine at Looking Glass Restaurant (Up to 47% Off). Three Options Available.
Looking Glass Restaurant and Bakery
Looking Glass
Lunch menu features chicken-salad sandwich and southwestern wraps, while dinner menu lets coconut-pecan chicken and pork milanese shine
Sushi and Japanese Steakhouse Food at Samurai's Cuisine (Up to 40% Off). Two Options Available.
Samurai's Cuisine
Whether at the sushi bar or around a hibachi grill, diners can watch fresh ingredients transform into delectable cuisime before their eyes
$25 $15
Italian Food and Drinks for Two or Four at Baudo's Restaurant (Up to 50% Off)
Baudo's Restaurant
For nearly 50 years, family-owned eatery has served Italian cuisine like manicotti, eggplant parmesan, baked stuffed grouper, and prime rib
$25 $13
$10 for $20 Worth of Family-Style Italian Cuisine at Buca di Beppo
Buca di Beppo
Family-sized dishes from Italy combine into a uniquely American cuisine including Cheesy Bread Florentine, Veal Parmigiana, and Baked Ziti
$20 $10
One- or Two-Dozen Gourmet Deviled Eggs or $17 for $40 Worth of Catering at Eggcellence
Multiple Locations
Deviled eggs come in the classic Southern style or dressed up in Hawaiian, barbecue, Greek, and BLT varieties
$14 $5.50
Mexican Cuisine for Dine-In, Takeout, or Delivery at El Porton Mexican Restaurant (Up to 50% Off)
El Porton Mexican Restaurant
Authentic Mexican dishes such as taquitos, carnitas, and tamales coupled with margaritas
$15 $8
$10 for Two Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Southern Food at Fig Southern Bistro ($20 Value)
Fig Southern Bistro
Chef Ceasar Thomas cooks up Southern comfort-food favorites such as lemon pepper catfish, shrimp and grits, and smothered pork chops
$10 $5
Two or Four Gyros and Drinks at Cafe Med (40% Off)
Cafe Med
Several varieties of gyros topped with everything from pesto and provolone cheese to spinach and sun-dried tomatoes
$19.96 $12
$9 for $16 Worth of Barbecue at Judge Bean's BBQ
Judge Beans BBQ
Slow-smoked barbecue such as ribs and brisket made with succulent beef at locally-owned restaurant
$16 $9
$24 for 2 Vouchers, Each Good for $20 Worth of Pizza and Italian Food ($40 Value)
The Pizza Machine & Company
Over two visits, indulge in customizable hand-tossed pizzas, breadsticks, four flavors of dessert pizza, and fettuccine alfredo
Southern Cuisine for Two or Four at Burchfield's (Up to 53% Off)
Kettle-fried chicken and buttermilk waffles, sautéed shrimp over cheddar-cheese grits, fried-green-tomato BLTs, and more
$18 $8.99
Classic American Cuisine at Venue 10 (Up to 48% Off). Two Options Available.
Venue 10
Spring Hill
Pulled pork sliders, black and blue burgers, and barbecue chicken pizza at a restaurant with a stylish lounge and billiards area
Irish Food and Drinks at Irish Pub and Sports Grill (45% Off)
Irish Pub & Sports Grill
American cuisine and Irish favorites like bangers and mash, corned beef bites, and pints of Guinness and a full bar headline the menu
$20 $11
Barbecue and Housemade Sides for Two, Four, or Carryout at Tom's Blue Moon BBQ (Up to 62% Off)
Tom's Blue Moon BBQ
Tom's Blue Moon Bar-b-Que
Cooks hickory-smoke Texas-style brisket, chicken, and pork ribs for 14 hours before finishing each dish with the family's signature sauce
$20 $8
Crepes, Coffee, and Sandwiches at Sonny's Music Café and Creperie (Up to 47% Off)
Sonny's Music Café and Creperie
Sonny's Music Cafe and Creperie
In café lined with guitars and music memorabilia, customers enjoy sweet and savory crepes, fresh-brewed coffee, and sandwiches
$3 $1.60
Pizza and Burgers at Mike's Pizza and Burgers (50% Off). Two Options Available.
Mike's Pizza and Burgers
Fort Oglethorpe
Classic comfort foods including brick oven-baked thin crust pizzas, cheesy calzones, and hand-formed burgers
Belgian and American Food at Le Noir (Up to 50% Off). Two Options Available.
Le Noir
Savor Belgian and American fusion cuisine, like pork chops with red wine, onions, and mushrooms or sausage with a mashed potato & veggie mix
$9 for $15 Worth of Mexican Food at Plaza Mexican Bar and Grill
Plaza Mexican Bar and Grill
Tamales made from scratch, fajitas served in shelled-out pineapples, and halved poblano peppers with grilled chicken and melted cheese
$15 $9
Steak, Chicken, or Combo Dinner for Two or Four with Garlic Potatoes and Garden Vegetables at Bistro 109
Bistro 109
The sounds of a grand piano drift through the air as candles illuminate plates of sirloin steak, chicken breast, and garlic mashed potatoes
$79.98 $39
$12 for 4 Groupons, Each Good for $5 Worth of Sandwiches & Coffee at Brewed Awakenings ($20 Total Value)
Brewed Awakenings
Coffee and specialty espresso drinks flavored with cinnamon, mint, and chocolate served alongside hearty sandwiches, pastries, and soups
$5 $3
$19 for Sushi and Japanese Food at Sake Sushi Bar ($30 value)
Sake Sushi Bar
Chefs focus on both classic and delectable dishes, including special sushi rolls, authentic Thai cuisine, and yakitori food
$30 $19
$65 for Dinner for Two with Appetizer and Dessert at Flyte World Dining and Wine (Up to $123 Total Value)
Flyte World Dining and Wine
Flyte World Dining And Wine
Dishes such as house-cured charcutierie, Rocky Mountain elk, and seasonal sorbets at a restaurant that relies on locally farmed ingedients
$123 $65
American Food at Backwoods Bistro (Up to 40% Off). Three Options Available.
Backwoods Bistro
Menu includes fresh ground burgers, barbecue, cheesesteak sandwiches, and homemade sides
Sandwiches and Deli Fare at Mindy B's Deli (45% Off). Two Options Available.
Mindy B's Deli
Downtown Chattanooga
Homemade chili & desserts pair with sandwiches stuffed with gourmet ingredients such as roasted brussels sprouts, havarti & peppercorn bacon
Mexican Cuisine at Canela Mexican Grill (Up to 45%Off). Three Options Available.
Canela Mexican Grill
Menu includes nachos fajitas, enchiladas suizas, grilled chicken on bed of rice topped with cheese dip, shrimp tacos, and veggie quesadillas
$12 for $24 Worth of Burgers and Drinks at Your Burger
Your Burger
Burgers made from high-quality beef, grilled salmon, or black beans nestle on plates next to sweet-potato fries, onion rings, and fruit cups
$12 $6
Asian Lunch or Dinner at Fulin's Asian Cuisine (Up to 47% Off). Three Options Available.
Fulin's Asian Cuisine - Franklin
Chinese, Japanese, and Thai entrees include curry chicken, sizzling teriyaki steak, and fresh sushi rolls
$6 for $10 Worth of Gourmet Food at Simply Living Life
Simply Living Life
Meals made from locally sourced ingredients are available by the pound; choices include pasta primavera, chicken salad, and tomato soup
$10 $6
Italian-American Cuisine at Smokey's Pizza (Up to 50% Off). Two Options Available.
Smokey's Pizza
Menu includes fried mushrooms, buffalo chicken pizza, meatball subs, teriyaki wings, tortellini, mushroom swiss burgers, gyros, and salads
$18 for $30 Worth of Sushi and Japanese Cuisine at Sakura Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi
Sakura Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi
Sakura Japanese Restaurant
Cuisine includes a large selection of sushi, sashimi, and hibachi dinner items
American Food at Family Table (47% Off). Two Options Available.
Family Table
Casual American diner food such as sandwiches and burgers alongside calzones, pasta, chicken souvlaki, and pizza
$16 for Two Groupons, Each Good for $15 Worth of Classic Country Dining at Seymour Grille (47% Off)
Seymour Grille
It's a challenge not to order everything from this homestyle menu, with dishes like country fried steak and fried green tomatoes
Gourmet Soul Food for Two or Four or $12 for $20 Worth of Carryout at La Shish Cafe
La Shish Cafe
All-you-can-eat breakfast includes biscuits and gravy, eggs, grits, and waffles; entrees include beef kabobs, chicken pasta, and catfish
Two-Hour Build-Your-Own Deep-Dish Pizza Class for 2, 4, or Up to 16 People at 312 Pizza Company (Up to 58% Off)
312 Pizza Company
Chefs lead groups step-by-step through the creation of individual deep-dish pizzas loaded with unlimited toppings during weekly classes
$178 $80
Dine-in or Carry-Out at Snappy Tomato Pizza (Up to 50% Off)
Snappy Tomato Pizza
Fresh dough made daily at each location, topped with award-winning sauce, fresh 100% mozzarella cheese, and a variety of quality toppings
$15 for Three Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Wings, Fish, and Sides at Saks Wing Shak ($30 Value)
Saks Wing Shak
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Ahart's Pizza Garden
Aharts Pizza Garden
More than 20 signature pies and customizable pizzas served in a casual setting with an outdoor patio
$25 $14
Southern Dinner at Kimbro's Pickin Parlor (40% Off). Two Options Available.
Kimbro's Pickin Parlor
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Hot Rods 50's Diner
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Parton's Smokin' Butz BBQ
Barbecue restaurant with a menu of comfort food such as pulled pork, baked beans, and St. Louis–style ribs with Parton's signature rub
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Larry's Pizza
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$24 $12
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Tin Cup Coffee
Coffee beans roasted locally pair with snacks and laid-back vibe
$4 $2
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Lenny's Sub Shop
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$12 $7
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The Purple Daisy Picnic Café
St. Elmo
Aluminum siding & antique baubles mingle with aroma of smoke-kissed pork & chicken barbecue selections at indoor & outdoor dining spaces
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Sauce Murfreesboro
Italian dishes created in an American style, such as pizza subs, chili spaghetti, and specialty pizzas
Japanese Food at Shiki Sushi (Up to 40% Off). Three Options Available.
Shiki Sushi
Chefs craft pork gyoza dumplings, cut slices of fatty salmon or yellowtail, and bundle chef-selected sushi rolls in entrees
German-American Food at Grawemeyer's (Half Off). Two Options Available.
Authentic German restaurant has a deli counter, seasonal entrees, and a full bar; piano music and trivia nights spice up evenings
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Bria Bistro Italiano
Cooks crown plates of spaghetti with housemade meatballs and stuff veal rollitini with mozzarella and prosciutto
Gastropub Food at Armada (Up to 42% Off). Two Options Available.
Gastropub serves original cocktails alongside classics to complement small plates
Latin-Fusion Food at Rumba Room (50% Off). Two Options Available.
Rumba Room
Menu of Latin-infused fare may include quesadillas, nachos, Rumba fries, and 12 flavors of wings including Caribbean jerk and lime spice.
$14 $7
$19 for Asian Cuisine and Rotating Sushi at Sushi Train ($30 Value)
Sushi Train
Fresh sushi and sashimi served on a moving conveyer belt; hibachi steak, crispy honey chicken, and other Asian specialties
Asian Cuisine for Lunch or Dinner at Fulin's Asian Cuisine (50% Off)
Fulin's Asian Cuisine
Chinese and Japanese offerings include 11 specialty rolls, lo mein and fried-rice entrees, and noodle soups
Two Loosie Stuffed Burgers or $12 for $25 Worth of American Food at Flynn's Restaurant & Bar
Flynn's Restaurant & Bar
Superior Bar of Memphis
Loosie beef burgers are stuffed with other ingredients such as smoked pork or pepperoni; menu also includes ribs, catfish sandwiches & pizza
$18.50 $9.25
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Magnolia South
Southern-style cooking from Chef Sean Barger yields fried green tomato appetizer, shrimp and grits, and ed brined pork chip
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Best Bagels & Deli
Best Bagels in Town
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Celtic Crossing
Pub with special soccer-game menu serves traditional and modern Irish food inside bar and out on patio, named city's best by Memphis Flyer
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Lions Smoke Shop
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$40 $20
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Mexico Lindo
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$9 $5
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Rockhouse Live
Fajitas, steaks, homemade queso, paninis, exotic chicken sandwiches, paninis, and more served amid live music and karaoke
Homestyle Country Cuisine at Norman Couser's Country Cooking (40% Off). Two Options Available.
Norman Couser's Country Cooking
Homestyle meals of turkey, baked chicken, and fried steak with white gravy comfort diners alongside sides of veggies and bread
French-Inspired Southern Cuisine at Café du Soleil (Up to 44% Off). Four Options Available.
Cafe du Soleil
Downtown Knoxville
French-influenced Southern dishes such as chicken and dumplings with tarragon gravy, roasted leg of lamb with crispy potatoes, and escargot
Asian Buffet for Two During Lunch or Dinner at Pacific Fusion (Up to 50%Off)
Pacific Fusion
Expansive dining room lined with colorfully lit buffet stations featuring sushi, Chinese and Thai dishes, dumplings, and other Asian items
$17.58 $9
Pub Food and Drinks for Two or Four, or Take-Out at The Rusty Nail (40% Off)
The Rusty Nail
Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)
Delicious wraps, wings, and appetizers
$13 for Chinese Buffet with Tea for Two at Mandarin House (Up to $23.96 Value)
Mandarin House
Diners pile plates at a buffet filled with more than 100 items that include traditional Chinese cuisine, salad, and dessert dishes
$23.96 $13
$28 for the All-You-Can-Eat Dinner Buffet for Two at Eat Well Sushi & Grill (Up to $39.90 Value)
Eat Well Sushi & Grill
Bartlett Corporate Park
Innovative sushi rolls and a buffet of fresh tempura, sushi, and sashimi await guests in a dining room lined with aquariums
$39.90 $28
Mexican and American Cuisine at The Alamo Grill (Up to 45%Off). Three Options Available.
The Alamo Grill
Menu includes huevos rancheros, enchiladas suizas, fish tacos as well as phillies, reubens, and burgers
Dine-In or Carry-Out at Azul Tequila Mexican Grill (Up to 45% Off)
Azul Tequila Mexican Grill
Chicken, steak, and shrimp pile into fajitas as rice pairs with chicken and chips dive into salsa
Three or Six Vouchers for $6 Worth of Casual American Cuisine at The Port Restaurant (45% Off)
The Port Restaurant
South Memphis Planning Dist
Nautically themed southern-style restuarant with barbecue wings, country fried steak, and deep-fried catfish sandwiches
$6 $3.33
Upscale American Cuisine at 360 Bistro (Up to 45% Off). Two Options Available.
360 Bistro
Belle Meade
Upscale American cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients such as calamari with crispy shaved fennel and pan-roasted steelhead trout
$60 $35
Pizza, Pasta, and Kabobs at Milano Pizza and Mediterranean (Up to 43% Off)
Milano Pizza and Mediterranean
Napoli Pizza and Grill
Chefs toss pizzas and top with premium ingredients, and prepare classic pasta dishes and Mediterranean kabobs and entrees
Two Groupons, Each Good for $7 or $14 Worth of Cuban Cuisine at Havana's Pilon (43% Off)
Havana's Pilon
Memphis Downtown
Pressed sandwiches, tender ropa vieja, and Cuban-style espresso drawn from Havana's Chinatown neighborhood
$7 $4
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Suzy Wong's House of Yum
Press-lauded Asian tapas, specialty entrees, and yum bowls speckle tabletops in two-patio space owned by experienced local restaurateur
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Woodlands Indian Restaurant
Taj Fine Indian Dining
Dishes highlight culinary traditions from across the Indian subcontinent; many vegetarian options
$19 for Two-Course Seafood Dinner for Two at Boneheads ($31.96 Value)
Fresh local ingredients mix with seafood entrees and chicken smothered in piri-piri pepper sauce
$31.96 $19
$12 for $20 Worth of Mexican Cuisine at Nashville Street Tacos
Nashville Street Tacos
Menu includes breakfast burritos, street corn, loaded nachos, chorizo quesadillas, tortilla soup, and beer-battered Alaskan cod tacos
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Koko Japanese Grill
Sizzling grilled chicken cutlets, seafood, and steak roll out of open kitchen; sushi chefs fashion specialty maki rolls
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FOH Engineer James Dunkley Chooses Waves Plugins for Anthrax, Fun Lovinâ Criminals and Others
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL, July 15, 2013 â Front-of-house engineer James Dunkley (Anthrax, Fun Lovinâ Criminals, Amon Amarth) is part of a growing number of young cutting-edge live engineers turning to live tools from Waves Audio.
Dunkley notes, âAll of my effects are Waves. On the last run with Anthrax, I came to rely on the Waves V-EQ4 Vintage Equalizer and the CLA-76 on the lead vocal. Joey [Belladonna, Anthrax lead vocalist] is particularly loud, so I like to use a nice but aggressive compressor on him so that I can rein him in into the mix when he's really going for it. The V-EQ4 is just a nice, musical EQ in that it brings out the characteristic of his voice without sounding too âsurgical.â I also use the CLA-76 on backup vocals.â
He continues, describing his workflow: âI am currently running three separate instances of Waves Renaissance Reverb â one at about 1.6 seconds for the snare, another at 2.4 seconds for the toms (to make them sound massive, as obviously they're not played as much as the snare, so when they come in I want them in like a ton of bricks!), and the last one at about 3 seconds as a sort of vocal wash. I also buss the lead vocal out to a Waves H-Delay, switching it in and out on the channel sends. The H-Delay was actually a massive surprise, because you do end up thinking, âHow different can one delay be from another?,â but sonically, the H-Delay is something else. I have a stereo group for the drum kit (apart from the kick and snare), and I put a Waves H-Comp across as kind of a parallel bus compressor in two busses. It tightens up the kit nicely, and it makes sure I have more consistency on fast tom rolls while ensuring each drum punches through the guitars. I also run a Waves C4 over a stereo guitar bus that all my guitars go through. I am almost using this as an overall EQ, as I can cut the extreme lows, bring up the sparkle in the top end and tighten up the low mid on the typically Anthrax 'chuggy'-sound parts. The compression on the drum and guitar busses just really tightens things up and makes sure everything stays in its place within the mix so my vocal can ride on top. Basically my mix is pretty much Waves-dependent and just adds the character and control I need to mix a band like Anthrax on a digital console.â
James Dunkley is part of the growing trend among live sound professionals who are making the move to the next-generation workflow with WavesLive. Visit www.waves.com and www.waveslive.com for more information.
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Submitted by acohill on Mon, 08/15/2005 - 13:17
While the music industry plays the fiddle as their 20th century distribution model burns down, some bands are not waiting around. A band called Sexohol from Los Angeles has come up with some pretty interesting ideas.
If you go to their Web site, you can buy an Apple iPod Shuffle for just $10 more than what Apple charges. It comes pre-loaded with an album of songs from the band that you can load right into iTunes (Mac and Windows) or into other digital music systems.
Want to hear what the band sounds like before buying? You can download a free Dashboard widget for Macs that streams one of the band songs right onto your computer. This is especially clever because the widget (just a small piece of software) allows the band to distribute a "click to play" version of their song without actually distributing the song itself (because it is streamed from a server).
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 08/12/2005 - 09:32
While the 20th century telecom dinosaurs are fighting it out in places like Texas for 20th century legal rights to 20th century content distribution, the 'net is quietly solving the problem.
An Open Source effort (FOSS is becoming the accepted acronym--Free and Open Source Software) is building the 21st century video distribution system, called DTV. Participatory Culture is putting together a seamless, easy to use, end to end video distribution and viewing system that is completely free, requires no franchise fees, and can deliver any quality of video, up to and including HD TV. The software is currently in beta release, but the interface for the Mac version is excellent and easy to use. It supports downloading for later viewing, so you don't have to watch at any particular time. In other words, it is a personal Tivo-style system, but with a much wider range of material from many more sources.
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 08/12/2005 - 09:12
Unlike a lot of other folks, I'm not greatly worried that SBC and Verizon spent millions to influence some new laws in Texas. The Texas legislature, after a lengthy fight, has agreed to give the phone companies a statewide franchise to offer television content in Texas. This saves them the trouble of going to every community in Texas and negotiating individual franchises.
But let me also be perfectly clear--I don't like this, but--but--I'm not greatly worried by it. Two different things.
Here's why I don't like it.
First, it takes authority away from local communities and gives it to the state. This actually has nothing to do with telecom per se; I am always troubled when communities lose decisionmaking power.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 08/04/2005 - 09:24
Yahoo! reports on a study that shows broadband users are watching less old-fashioned TV. The data is welcome, but this has been a trend since the early days of the Internet, more than ten years ago.
It's not hard to figure out why: you get to choose what you look at, instead of being forced into the ancient "channel" system where you have to watch something at a certain time (and Tivo, successful as it is, has a limited lifespan, since it just props up old-style TV). You also don't have to sit through 12 minutes of commercials to watch 18 minutes of tepid cable programming.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 08/03/2005 - 08:55
There is much conversation in the blogger world about the latest Technorati announcement that the blog-tracking service monitors 14 million blogs, or about double the number tracked at the beginning of the year.
Technorati has a built in incentive to promote the growth of blogs, since they are trying to build traffic to their site. What is more revealing is that only about half of the blogs have been updated in the past three months, and only 13% are updated more than once a week. So the "real" number of active blogs is something under 2 million, which is a more realistic figure.
Blogs have already begun to change the news world, and perhaps one of the very best uses of blogs is to disseminate news quickly during a crisis, like the tsunami or the London bombings. Blogs are also changing politics, with opinion writers of all parties using blogs to disseminate ideas that are not typicaly covered in the Mainstream Media (MSM).
But I think we have barely scratched the potential of blogs as an information organizing and work tool. Blogs are slowly finding their way into the business environment, and one frontier I am interested in is the use of blogs in K12 schools as a writing and publishing tool. I'm currently working on just such a project in a rural Louisiana town, where we have the grade school, middle school, high school, and the town government all using blog-style Web sites. It's too early to draw any definitive conclusions, but the town site (Vivian, Louisiana) has been so popular that a local church has begun using the same platform, and the local historical society is also planning to use it.
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 07/08/2005 - 10:27
Further proof that the old, channel-based, analog TV is crumbling before our eyes: the typically staid BBC is webcasting new shows before airing them on the old medium.
If I were in the TV industry, I'd be looking for a job. It will take a few years, but everyone in the middle of the television food chain is going to be out of work in less than ten years. In the U.S., we still only have about 30% of Internet users on broadband, meaning the market is not quite big enough yet. Based on what we saw in Blacksburg years ago and very similar trends for other kinds of online services, once you have about a 50% market penetration, things start to move very quickly.
The biggest bottleneck to the transition is the generally feeble services we call euphemistically call "broadband" in the United States. In most other countries, "broadband" means "reasonably priced fiber capable of handling several high quality video streams." Here, "broadband" means "twenty year old copper technologies that keep customers locked into sub-standard services."
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 07/05/2005 - 15:07
Podcasts (audio files you download and play on your computer or MP3 player) have become mainstream, and it is, once again, Apple Computer that has led the way.
Although most people have not yet downloaded and listened to a podcast, the new medium has been growing rapidly, with thousands of podcasters and listeners estimated in the millions. Just as Apple, using the iPod and its iTunes software, singlehandly rewrote the rules of music publishing, Apple has once again, using the same combo of the iPod and iTunes to rewrite radio.
Apple has not added any new systems or technology to the podcast medium. Instead, the company has done what it always has done--made finding and listening to podcasts dead simple.
Prior to integrating podcasts into iTunes, potential listeners had to wander from Web site to Web site, or visit mostly hard to use (by comparison) podcast link directories. Using iTunes, it is easy to browse and sample the thousands of podcasts already offered by the iTunes store, and downloading them onto your computer is a one click operation, where they are seamlessly categorized and ready for listening. Plug your iPod into your computer, and you can squirt a podcast onto your MP3 player so that you can take the podcast with you....instant, customized radio.
It has enormous potential for tourism, especially historical and music tourism. iTunes is free for both Windows and the Mac. Give it a try.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 07/04/2005 - 10:32
The AP reports that the just completed worldwide Live Aid concert broke all records for live streaming. An arrangement with AOL allowed the concert organizers to stream all ten concert venues live over the Internet. It smashed every existing streaming broadcast record, and AOL reported that they have more than 150,000 simultanteos viewers.
The MTV broadcast was reported a complete dud by comparison. While AOL was able to provide all ten concert venues simultaneously, which let the viewer choose what they wanted to watch, MTV had to constantly switch from one location to another--an artifact of the old, analog-based channel system. MTV also apparently had as much ad time as concert viewing, another weakness of the old TV system. With a Internet-based, Web-enabled viewing mechanism, it's possible to view the content and ads simultaneously in the same window--a win-win situation in which the viewer has more control but the advertiser still gets the put the ad in front of them.
What is also interesting is that the technology to do video streaming is mature enough to do large, multi-site programs like the concert and support 100,000+ simultaneous viewers. And this was done on an Internet infrastructure that was not even designed to support this sort of thing. Ten years from now, this will be commonplace.
Who won? Content providers, advertisers, and viewers. Who lost? Hollywood and the old TV conglomerates have lost, and lost big.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 06/07/2005 - 08:44
Afghanistan has converted successfuly to a new countrywide all digital television system, while the FCC dithers in the U.S. with a myriad of mostly irrelevant and/or conflicting regulations on the U.S. television industry.
I wrote recently that Ethiopia has a countrywide plan for broadband, unlike the United States. Not only do we NOT have enough elected and appointed leaders taking this seriously, we actually have politicians introducing laws forbidding states and communities from dealing sensibly with this new public infrastructure. Pete Sessions (R-Texas) has introduced a bill in Congress that would give the telcos the ability to shut down municipal projects nationwide. This would be exactly the same as introducing a bill in 1950 forbidding communities from investing in public water and sewer projects, with exactly the same devastating effect on economic development.
While the rest of the world, even places like Afghanistan and Ethiopia, "get" that technology investments are critical to their future, some of our leaders seem determined to cripple the future of communities.
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 05/27/2005 - 07:11
Newspapers have been having a hard time with the Internet. Readership of the ink on dead trees editions decline year by year, and instead of taking any responsibility for the lack of appeal, they blame it solely on the Internet itself, although I see a few signs of change.
Our local paper, the Roanoke Times, has been adding new faces to the line up with writing that does not neatly fit the "news" model of olden times. The RT has a great weather column that I read regularly now, and they just did a week long story series on some high school students who went storm chasing in the Midwest--a kind of blogging on dead trees, but a lot more interesting than reprinted AP stories.
Meanwhile, as Internet advertising continues to be very profitable for many Web sites and ad brokers like Google, the New York Times has decided to charge for content with a $50/year subscription. Huh? It seems to me that the NYT has a wonderful opportunity to take a Google-like approach to ads and make a bundle--I suspect a lot of companies would pay to be able to place an ad on the pages of the New York Times. Instead, they have decided to choke off readership by making everyone pay in advance to see anything.
Another national paper I read regularly has just started requiring registration, so I've stopped reading it. The registration is annoying if not dangerous from a privacy issue, since you don't have any control over what they do with the information (yes, you can lie and put false information on the form, but that bothers me too).
I remain convinced that there is an important role for newspaper organizations in the future, but more change and more innovation is going to be needed, or we will start to see some papers fail.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 05/19/2005 - 10:46
This article about grass roots television programming illustrates the perfect storm developing that has the potential to wreck the Hollywood-based entertainment corporations. Since the days of Milton Berle's live broadcasts, television content has been generated largely by Hollywood. It's been a tight knit cartel of writers, directors, producers, and production companies that have kept video content locked up pretty tightly, in large part because of the cozy relationship with the broadcast networks. Cable has been chipping away at that, but innovation in cable has meant largely following the same old model, but just doing everything as cheaply as possible.
The limitation has always been the same, whether you were delivering a television program over the air, by cable, or by satellite--you have only twenty-four hours per day per channel, so everything is a trade-off of demand versus air time.
Like nearly everything else it touches, the Internet just plain breaks that apart. On the Internet, content is not bound by the delivery mechanism, so we are seeing the end of CDs, the end of DVDs, the end of radio "channels," and the end of TV "channels." Channels were a construct based on the scarcity of bandwidth, and there is no scarcity on the Internet.
So for $1.99, you can download and watch a 45 minute video on how to barbecue a whole pig. But that's not even the interesting part. DaveTV, which is offering the video service, has a BBQ "channel" with more than 1000 video segments, just on barbecuing. Try doing that using the traditional television programming system. You can't. But the Internet makes it simple.
So here's the thing--Hollywood no longer has an edge--none at all. What about your region? Do you have some of the pieces in place to start some Internet TV video production companies? Is your town on a major fiber backbone that could be used to pump video to the rest of the country? Do you have some program assets that could be the basis of a channel like the BBQ channel?
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 05/10/2005 - 11:27
Apple quietly edged closer to a full-fledged video download strategy yesterday with a free upgrade to the company's iTunes software, which works on both Windows and the Mac. EnGadget and other sites are discussing the upgrade, which now allows users to store videos in the iTunes library along with music.
Apple is not saying much about the new feature, which means they aren't ready to lay all their cards on the table. But selling movies is the next logical step after the hugely successful iTunes music business.
What Apple is likely to pioneer is a video distribution system, which will really be more interesting than the content, and will open up all kinds of opportunities for independent producers of video content. While it is still a stretch to download a 2 hour movie using the twenty year old, copper-based DSL and cable modem broadband, the average 22 minute TV program is a different matter.
Instead of having to set up the VCR or the TiVo to record a program at a certain time, imagine if you could go to the iTunes store and just pay ninety-nine cents to buy a copy. And imagine if you could browse an archive of every television show from the last forty years, and you could buy programs in bulk for under fifty cents?
If I was looking for content to test the waters of the iTunes video store, I'd be looking at back episodes of The Simpsons. There would be huge demand, I'd bet, and with it we would come closer to the death of television as we know it.
Submitted by acohill on Mon, 05/09/2005 - 07:01
In a great victory for the rest of us, a Federal appellate court told the FCC to quit mucking with television receivers and to stop meddling in areas for which the Commission has no authorization. If that sounds harsh, it's mild compared to what the judge actually said:
You're out there in the whole world, regulating. Are washing machines next?" asked Judge Harry Edwards. Quipped Judge David Sentelle: "You can't regulate washing machines. You can't rule the world."
Back in 2003, the FCC had declared that all television tuners and receivers sold in the U.S. after July 1st, 2005, had to respect the "broadcast flag," which is a gimmick dreamed up by Hollywood (the Motion Picture Association) to control content unfairly and to force everyone in the country to eventually buy a new TV, among other problems. The broadcast flag, a digital code that would be included on every television broadcast, would tell VCRs, Tivo-type devices, computers, and anything else capable of recording video that the material could NOT be recorded, or if it could, under very limited circumstances.
The FCC rules flew in the face of decades of court rulings that generally said consumers had the right to make recordings for their own use and certain other uses (in libraries, as one example). The "fair use" doctrine has consistently been supported and extended by the courts, even for related technologies like photocopying.
The court ruling will keep some manufacturers from having to drop whole product lines because the cost to add the complicated broadcast flag circuitry was prohibitive.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 05/04/2005 - 08:59
The Wall Street Journal reports that the New York Times is considering a new approach to providing access to its news articles. Currently, you can view any article less than a week old. After that, you have to pay an absurd $2.95 to see the article.
Under the new scheme, you would pay $50/year to get access to any article in the past 365 days. They are apparently also considering an alternate scheme that would give you full access to the whole NYT archive.
With newspaper circulation in free fall, the Times is only one of numerous papers that must be trying to figure out what to do. While "the Internet" is often blamed for the general decline in newspaper circulation, I think the problem is more basic. I travel a lot, and try to read local papers wherever I go. What I see is a general lack of innovation, creativity, and news. I see this as the ClearChannel problem (ClearChannel owns 1000+ radion stations in the U.S.). As large chains have bought out more and more papers, those papers look more and more alike. Bean counters at the corporate level cut local staffs and budgets, force papers to use more syndicated content, and the result is dull newspapers with all the same (word for word) stories you can find on the Internet.
Newspapers don't look that different than they did one hundred years ago--the big innovation of the last twenty years is color pictures. I'm actually bullish on the future of newspapers; we still need someone to edit the news for us. In fact, I would argue that the role of newspapers--editing the news and providing quality control--is more important now with so many alternate sources available to us. Who has time to check dozens of Web sites daily? Papers condense many news sources and help us sort out the important issues. Newspapers and TV news will never again be primary sources of information, but I see the editorial function as still very relevant.
Submitted by acohill on Thu, 04/28/2005 - 10:49
Wired reports that a San Francisco AM radio station is going to an all-podcast format. The station is inviting people to create their own content and send it to the station, which will screen it and then make it available for download.
Wired's cover story in its print magazine was about the sea change in radio being brought about by MP3 players, and the only surprise is that a station has gone over to the other side this quickly. You don't need an iPod to listen--any MP3 player will do--but Apple's software (iTunes) makes it quick and easy. iTunes is available for both Windows and the Mac, and all iPods work with both Macs and Windows.
Submitted by acohill on Wed, 04/27/2005 - 08:38
After I got horribly lost in rural New Hampshire (the day after a blizzard, with six inches of snow still on some roads), I swore off Mapquest forever. I've never been fond of their directions, which always have too many directions. You know the ones....drive .1 miles and veer to the left...continue for .05 miles and bear left....and so on. It takes longer to read the directions than it does to travel a tenth of mile, and a more accurate instruction would be something like "take the left fork."
The straw that broke this camel's back in New Hampshire was when I found myself in some picturesque little New England town and stopped in the local quick stop for directions. I told them where I was going, and everyone in the store burst out laughing. I asked them what the joke was, and they said, "You must have Mapquest directions." I said, "Yea," and there was another round of laughter. They finally explained that for some reason, the Mapquest directions from Manchester to Conway (my destination) were backwards (left turns were right turns, and so on) for part of the trip, and everyone ended up at this store. I finally got where I was going, and discovered that Mapquest's 18 separate instructions could have been boiled down to three if written out by a human being.
But, like steak knives, there's more! I had to go to Reston last week to the Digital Cities conferences, and I'd never been to that particular hotel before. I did not want to use Mapquest, so I decided to use the new Google Maps feature (part of Google's quest to dominate the universe).
That also turned out to be a really bad idea. Google has much better maps on the screen than Mapquest, but they print out horribly fuzzy. Their directions were much like Mapquest's, but I gave it the old college try.
They were horribly wrong. They dumped me off the highway two exits before the correct one, and the last five or six instructions were, as I found out, quite garbled. Like my previous Mapquest adventure, a human would have produced instructions that were no more than three lines.
Submitted by acohill on Fri, 04/08/2005 - 08:21
Much is being made of Disney's reluctance to push its content out to viewers via Internet-based television (IPTV). The Business Week article is typical--full of handwringing and hysterical headlines like "IPTV revolution may be on hold."
Maybe not. Maybe the revolution will proceed very nicely, thank you, without Disney. Disney and all the other Hollywood content providers will likely be last to the party, while independents with fresh ideas and world class production software from Apple running on cheap Macs will create break out shows.
If anyone thinks you really need the big studios to produce content, look at the current spate of reality shows. Not only are most of them really awful, the production values are pretty low. That's one reason why they are so appealing to the studios and networks--they are cheap.
Who hasn't sat on the couch late one night watching this dreck and thought, "Gee, I could make a reality show a whole lot more interesting than this?" You can, and people already are. The fake ads circulating on the Internet are the tip of the iceberg. The Volkswagen spoof was extraordinarily well done, and there are many other examples of high quality content out there.
The entertainment industry is trying to hold back the tide by running like a bunch of crybabies to Congress to buy some new laws so they can prosecute a few more grandmothers and 14 year olds for illegal downloads. Meanwhile, they are forcing Apple to sell their songs for exactly the same price, more or less, as you'd pay for the songs on a CD, while their distribution cost, courtesy of Apple's iTunes store, is now zero.
Movies are next. Look at the Blair Witch project--a hugely successful movie that made tens of millions of dollars. The whole movie was shot with cheap handheld cameras and edited on Macs. Today, the next Blair Witch movie could be delivered via a paid download using BitTorrent, and the makers of the film would pocket even more money.
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 03/08/2005 - 07:02
USA Today has an unintentionally funny article (page 3B) about Microsoft's "maniacally focused" effort to provide converged instant messaging, email, and voice communications on the Windows platform. The writer apparently fell hook, line, and sinker for Microsoft's PR flack about breakthroughs.
Millions of people have been using converged IM, email, voice, AND video communications for more than a year--it's called iChatAV, and Apple provides it for free on every Mac.
The only thing that might have been maniacal about Microsoft's effort is their determination to catch up with Apple, which has been consistently leaving Microsoft in the dust.
One interesting tidbit in a sidebar to the article--by 2007, it's predicted that 45% of U.S. businesses will be using Voice over IP. Still think this is nothing important?
Submitted by acohill on Tue, 03/08/2005 - 06:54
The blogging community is abuzz with the latest threat to writing and journalism on the Web. There is a move afoot to extend the controversial 2002 Federal campaign laws to bloggers writing about politics. At this point, I don't know enough about the law itself to do much more than merely mention the controversy as an example of how the Law of Unintended Consequences continues to work in the age of the Internet.
It seems to be caught up in the age old (okay, about ten years old) controversy of linking. Some parties say you are campaigning if you simply put a link on your site to the Web site of a candidate running for office.
From a certain angle, I could agree with that. But I always like to look at the practical side. How do you enforce such a thing? Will the Federal Election Commission create "Web Police" who will roam the Web looking for unauthorized links? Will they set up massive, Google-like back room 'bots that try to crawl every site on the Web for a stray link to Joe Fiddleray, who's running for Dogcatcher in Left Elbon, Montana?
I remember reading once that for a law to be a "good" law, it had to be enforceable. I don't think this one is.
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Google has wads of cash, and has to spend it on something. So the company has been experimenting with Orkut, a "social software" platform similar to other services like LinkedIn. It has also started offering Google Maps, which now works with more browsers. Unlike Mapquest and some other similar services, Google Maps is fast and produces legible maps. I've always found Mapquest an exercise in frustration; not only are the maps fuzzy and hard to read, the zooming feature is extremely slow.
Google has also rolled out a Local feature that tries to compensate for the otherwise completely useless search for local information. It's nicely done, and seems to be borrowing from Snap and other search engines that actually return inbound link information, and of course, it's tied to Google's map feature. But it seems to aggregate from a rather large area, and many of the inbound links seem to come from link farms, meaning the value of the ranking is suspect. But my guess is that Google has larger fish to fry. By providing customized local searches, Google can continue to vacuum up ad dollars from smaller and smaller companies who know they will get better placement because of the local feature. Will it be worth it? Time will tell.
Another little know Google feature which is potentially a privacy problem is Google's phone number lookup. Type in your phone number on the Google search page, and Google will return your street address. Handy, or great for stalkers and psychopaths who want to find out where you live? Note that you can opt out that.
It will be interesting to see where Google will be in five years. Google is starting to look an awful lot like Microsoft--the market leader with a huge audience, and so much money it can offer virtually any online service quicker and better than competitors. But Microsoft's day has passed, and Google may wane much more quickly.
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Memphis, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Mike Conley filled the stat sheet with 30 points, seven rebounds and six assists to guide the Memphis Grizzlies to a 95-87 win over the short-handed San Antonio Spurs.
Marc Gasol chipped in 17 points and nine boards for the Grizzlies, who exacted a bit of revenge on the Spurs. San Antonio snapped Memphis' franchise-record 22-game home winning streak on Dec. 5. The teams then played a triple-overtime thriller won by the Grizzlies, 117-116, on Dec. 17.
Tayshaun Prince totaled 12 points for the Grizzlies, who have won back-to-back contests following a four-game skid.
"We executed defensively," Gasol said. "Offensively I think we did a pretty good job of moving the ball."
The Spurs, who played without Kawhi Leonard (bruised right hand) and Tony Parker (strained left hamstring), lost for the seventh time in nine games.
Marco Belinelli and Cory Joseph each had 18 points for San Antonio. Tim Duncan chipped in nine points and 10 rebounds.
"It hurts to be in a position like this and still be able to hypothetically win a game, but just can't get over that hump," Duncan said.
The Grizzlies, off to their best start in franchise history at 23-8, trailed by only a point, twice. Both of those times came in the early stages of the game.
Memphis shot 13-of-21 in the first quarter, led by a 7-of-8, 16-point effort from Conley. The hosts embarked on an 11-1 burst, capped off by a layup from Tony Allen and a technical free throw from Courtney Lee for a 13-4 lead.
Conley's 3-pointer in the waning seconds provided a 30-20 cushion after 12 minutes.
The Spurs struggled to a 6-of-19 shooting performance in the second quarter, and trailed 52-38 at the break. The visitors were behind 74-63 going to the fourth.
Duncan's jumper had the Spurs within 80-77 midway through the fourth, but Gasol countered with a jumper and Prince nailed a long-range 2-pointer for an 84-77 edge. Conley then made two from the charity stripe with 3:37 left to cap the 6-0 run and essentially seal the outcome.
Conley went 10-of-13 from the floor, including 4-of-5 from 3-point range ... Patty Mills scored 10 for the Spurs, who were 5-of-22 from beyond the arc. Belinelli made four of those shots ... San Antonio had won its previous five in Memphis.
James Madison has opted out of a scheduled game at Liberty on Sept. 26 to play FBS opponent SMU, but the two FCS programs have agreed to seek future scheduling opportunities.
NASCCAR made significant rule changes for the Sprint Cup cars this season, including lower horsepower and modifications to the cars' aerodynamic package. The horsepower was reduced from 850 to 725 through a tapered spacer, which is an engine part used in the Xfinity and Camping World Truck Series. Revisions to the aero package include: rear spoiler adjustments to 6 inches high (2014 height: 8 inches) and minimum vehicle weight drops 50 lbs. via ballast reduction (2014 weight: 3,300 lbs. without driver).
The Cleveland Browns have agreed to terms with quarterback Josh McCown, the team announced on Friday.
Atlanta Braves center fielder Melvin Upton will miss the beginning of the 2015 season after being diagnosed with sesamoiditis in his left foot.
The Cleveland Cavaliers announced on Friday that guard Kyrie Irving will not play against Indiana due to a left shoulder injury.
The National Hockey League handed down a $5,000 fine to San Jose Sharks center Logan Couture on Friday.


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