Recently, Canada’s Canadian Radio-Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) approved the usage of metered, or “usage-based” internet. This effectively allows carriers to put a cap on how much bandwidth users may use, and charge basically however much they want for bandwidth after an allotted amount. In terms of the future of the internet as an open channel for …
Month: January 2011
NYC’s January Snowpocalypse
This past week, and ongoing up to now, NYC has been in the midst of a major snowpocalypse. Last week when the blizzard started at about midnight, I suited up and did a lap around the West Village with my camera.. here’s the scene.
Temple Emanu-El, NYC
Temple Emanu-El is the largest Jewish synagogue. This past weekend I had a chance to go inside for services.
What Do Users Want from Mobile Sites?
A quick re-post from Econsultancy today – they did a brief study on what users really want from a mobile site – and found out that it really depends on the type of site, and what the user is after. Some brief findings: Overall Web users prefer a mobile optimised site for shopping and browsing, …
Flying to Denali Basecamp
A long lost pic from a trip I took with my family to Alaska a few years ago – preparing to fly to drop off a package at basecamp at Denali in Alaska. I’m no pilot, but did enjoy sitting in the front row during our Talkeetna Air Taxi flight. We eventually landed on the …
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