Comments on: Podcasting in 2.0 http://deys.ca/?p=550 Home of the DeysCast, The Country Music Cast and My Blog Wed, 04 Aug 2010 19:10:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Michael Eh? http://deys.ca/?p=550&cpage=1#comment-143175 Michael Eh? Fri, 15 May 2009 06:47:53 +0000 http://deys.ca/?p=550#comment-143175 I think contENt is still king. What's the point of crunching if it sucks. It's a technical issue which us Canadian producers should complain to the CRTC. If we're suppose to supply Canadian content, our viewer and ourselves are being dinged by ISPs for watching, listening and reading it.<br><br>Maybe an idea is to make content more flexible to bandwidths. Less for mobile and more for broadband. Just that opens a whole can of worms. We go on these swings. In the end, we end in middle ground of quality and size. I think contENt is still king. What's the point of crunching if it sucks. It's a technical issue which us Canadian producers should complain to the CRTC. If we're suppose to supply Canadian content, our viewer and ourselves are being dinged by ISPs for watching, listening and reading it.

Maybe an idea is to make content more flexible to bandwidths. Less for mobile and more for broadband. Just that opens a whole can of worms. We go on these swings. In the end, we end in middle ground of quality and size.

]]> By: Michael Eh? http://deys.ca/?p=550&cpage=1#comment-140126 Michael Eh? Fri, 15 May 2009 02:47:53 +0000 http://deys.ca/?p=550#comment-140126 I think contENt is still king. What's the point of crunching if it sucks. It's a technical issue which us Canadian producers should complain to the CRTC. If we're suppose to supply Canadian content, our viewer and ourselves are being dinged by ISPs for watching, listening and reading it.<br><br>Maybe an idea is to make content more flexible to bandwidths. Less for mobile and more for broadband. Just that opens a whole can of worms. We go on these swings. In the end, we end in middle ground of quality and size. I think contENt is still king. What's the point of crunching if it sucks. It's a technical issue which us Canadian producers should complain to the CRTC. If we're suppose to supply Canadian content, our viewer and ourselves are being dinged by ISPs for watching, listening and reading it.

Maybe an idea is to make content more flexible to bandwidths. Less for mobile and more for broadband. Just that opens a whole can of worms. We go on these swings. In the end, we end in middle ground of quality and size.

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