The New York Times reported that touchscreen smartphones like the iPhone have found new utility as universal remotes for televisions and for projectors using PowerPoint. PowerPoint remote application for the iPhone (and the iPod Touch) called i-Clickr. According to the article " Senstic makes a $9.99

Web seminars (AKA “webinars&# or “webcasts&# ) are online seminars or presentations used to synchronously engage remote audiences with any content that can be presented from a computer desktop. Like pilots learn to fly both by sight and by their instruments, remote presentation is much like the latter. The bottom line.

This is the first in a series of posts to mark this month's 25th anniversary of a television documentary that completely changed my life and can now be watched in full below. Before that, I’d spent nearly twenty years working in universities and doing research that was widely regarded at the time as being thoroughly 'useless' (i.e.

Step away from the laptop As I mentioned in this post last year, a wireless presentation remote will free you up from standing stiffly beside the computer, pressing keys to advance your slides. Audiences are already used to staring passively at PowerPoint slides the same way they stare at their computer screen or television.

Web seminars (AKA “webinars&# or “webcasts&# ) are online seminars or presentations used to synchronously engage remote audiences with any content that can be presented from a computer desktop. Like pilots learn to fly both by sight and by their instruments, remote presentation is much like the latter. The bottom line.

0160; When interviewed to be a possible remote Managing Editor of a startup publication, it was made explicit, no I wouldn't be responsible for investigative reporting, but just about everything else.  Even GAWKER founder Nick Denton agrees that the weblog or blogging has moved on to a more mature phase. 

Regular readers of this blog will know that I find it quite depressing that the British media (aided and/or abetted by politicians themselves) show fewer and fewer excerpts from political speeches on their television news programmes. So what? Fewer snakes and more ladders, please!

At several of her campaign events recently, Iowans, even some of her own supporters, publicly asked if she was likable enough to win, and some noted that people found her “cold” and “remote.” At the same time, she noted: the double bind in which television traps a female politician. The other edge? Obama and Mr. Clinton’s personality.

Lanham 1997 , 164] 1 University students are browsing Facebook on their laptops and sending text messages to their friends when they should be focused on the lecture; they are tending to their instant messages, their playlists, their television shows, and their shopping while they do their homework. Distraction and attention go hand-in-hand.

In television news, the one who most deftly steers the conversation, wins. But all too often, experts who are invited to sit on the television set to comment on a story of national interest, merely answers the questions posed to them and provides informed analysis. I see your lips moving, but all I hear is Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.