CelleCast

Personalization of media programming lies at the heart of the new media revolution. If it was only about the explosion of variety in content and format choices, the net result of all this change would just be about how overwhelmed we are with all the new choices in content and formats...

Something surprising is about to occur, but I say it is right on schedule. Apple’s iPhone is going down a few pegs in the intrigue market and the app craze will quickly wash into a memory similar to playing pogs and listening to Sugar Ray. Why will the app craze dissipate? ...

Life is full of surprises. There are times when we think the business relationships we have set up years ago will remain intact and that everyone is comfortable in their role. Then the phone rings...

I am watching a video from http://bb2009.uscannenberg.org/ that cuts off early and has no scrubber, so take my frustration into account as you read this...

We are proud to announce the addition of “Advice Line” to the CelleCast lineup along with the recently highly publicized “Be Still and Know” audio meditation exercise. The Fo...

To reinvigorate the blog for the summer, I am going to write weekly about my stubbornly persistent visions of radio personalization — specifically as it relates to talk radio. ...

In light of the intense protests in Iran and the great effectiveness of social media in breaking through what would normally be an easily repressed effort, I want to announce that we are steering our audio tweets program entirely in the direction of Iran until further notice...

I am inspired to throw in a quick note today after watching this video on Mark Ramsey’s blog about what agencies think about radio today. A couple of the points I especially liked were the references to windshield brands and the effective opportunities ahead as radio goes interactive. ...

As phones get smarter, they are inevitably going to overcome the propensity toward being proprietary in what they deliver. In short, standards are better...

With the recession running in full gear at this point, we are settling into a season where re-evaluating value in media options is now commonplace...

Really nice events and milestones are coming and going quickly these days, and the blog is suffering when things get busy. Twittering has also been a fine alternative for getting the word out on events and such...

Relating to radio, the departure of David Rehr as CEO of the NAB will likely be a welcome change...

We got written up in the Washington Times for the work we did with PJTV last week! No time to comment on this right now, but the news speaks for itself. Will update it soon with other news mentions gathered lately

Although not overtly political, our blog is all about our efforts in enabling passionate voices that are crying out to reach people in new and exciting ways...