The Napster´s of Sport Content

Live streaming is mainstream. Red Bull Stratos was an example of this, and we will see more this year, & next . But what i wanted to share today is Continue reading →

2013 predictions, late late post

Right, i´ve just been trawling through my Evernote account and realised i looked into the future over a bottle of wine & forgot to post the note to this ´ere Continue reading →

A sound. A voice. Rhye.

There comes a time every now and again when a piece of music moves us, and there is woman that has done that to me this week. Having delved deeper Continue reading →

In México they live inside the OOH Media #ScribeBillboard

Since moving here to México City 7 months ago i´ve kept most of my posts sub-sectioned to our Facebook page, and neglected the blog, so time to change that. Anyone Continue reading →

Music – The best from 2012

In our opinion, this was the best music from 2012 : Best Albums – Top 10 John Talabot – Fin Polica – Give You The Ghost Frank Ocean – Channel Continue reading →

Music // Nov. 5 Tracks

The 5 tracks for November are :

EA´s Origin embraces the gaming online video phenomenon with TwitchTV partnership

If you use YouTube, which i know you all do, you would have noticed that Gaming is in the top 5 categories of most watched content. Video gaming content is Continue reading →

´Retro media´: Vinyl, VHS, Tape & Film are more intimate, more real.

Came across this great little documentary today discussing how our relationship with content has changed with the introduction of digital, and how this effects memory bonds. Listening to vinyl and cassettes allows Continue reading →

Football Technology needs marching powder

I´m going to keep this short. Whilst watching a football match tonight here in Mexico i noticed an ingenious, yet simple, approach the referees use here to ensure defending players Continue reading →

The top 10 companies college students want to work for

Reblogged from VentureBeat: Who would have thought that the NSA would be on the list of top 10 places college students want to work? Or, for that matter, AT&T? AfterCollege, Continue reading →