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[wpaudio url=”https://media.shellypalmer.com/wp-content/images/podcasts/ShellyPalmerDigitalLiving11Aug2011.mp3″ text=”Click to play episode #4″] Shelly Palmer chats with Pam Horan, President of the Online Publishers Association, about the current climate of online publishing and content creation. Should the government have a hand in regulating online privacy or can online publishers self-regulate the industry? Are we sacrificing our privacy for personalized content? Continue Reading →

Latinos wishing to watch the Summer Olympics from Beijing in Spanish three years ago couldn’t do so in primetime, just like the rest of America. Or during the daytime hours. They had to wake up at 4 a.m.(Eastern time) in the morning, every morning events were presented, and be as glued to the action as Continue Reading →

Apple was recently successful in banning the sale of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab in the majority of the European Union. The injunction claims that Samsung is blatantly copying the iPad and now the company has set its sights on Motorola’s Xoom. Apple is knee deep in patent warfare. Read the full article at ZDNet.com Continue Reading →

The NYPD recently announced that it created a task force to troll social media sites for clues of criminal activity in the real world. The police bet that if you’re dumb enough to commit a crime, you might just post about it on Facebook. Police in London are currently using social media sites to identify Continue Reading →

Visa is trying to move towards new card technology where embedded computer chips make it nearly impossible to counterfeit. The hard part is convincing merchants to install the more secure card readers. Security has a cost, but no one wants to pay for it. Read the full article at WSJ.com Continue Reading →

[wpaudio url=”https://media.shellypalmer.com/wp-content/images/usrn/110811_SHELLYPALMER_GEN_BED.mp3″ text=”Click to play … ” dl=”0″] Apple was recently successful in banning the sale of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab in the majority of the European Union. The injunction claims that Samsung is blatantly copying the iPad and now the company has set its sights on Motorola’s Xoom. Apple is knee deep in patent warfare. Continue Reading →

An investigation by the Scotland Yard police states that RIM’s popular BlackBerry Messenger, was a main ignitor for organizing the London riots. Law enforcement has difficulty tracing messages to the sender’s phone because most are encrypted on the way out. Research In Motion stated it would comply with any request made during the investigation. Read Continue Reading →

Tech Companies at the September 7 Conference To Include Cisco, Hewlett Packard, and Microsoft ENCINO, CA (August 10, 2011) … Next month’s Digital Media Pipeline conference, the one-day conference focusing on business-to-business opportunities in the digital delivery of home entertainment to the consumer, will feature speakers from  leading digital entertainment companies, content providers, retailers, and Continue Reading →

Exclusive Post Content Available Including News, Sports, Business, Page Six® and More Amazon Appstore for Android Today Offers New York Post App for Android Phones as Free App of the Day New York, NY  (August 10, 2011) – The New York Post has launched a new app for Android, which makes content – including breaking Continue Reading →

 HP, Intel, Microsoft Debut Pop-Up Parties, Street-Level Digital Graffiti ORLANDO, Fla. (August 10, 2011) – HP is rocking the nation with a three-day Back-To-School tour featuring experiential elements at every turn, including laptop demo stations, PC-gaming, green screen photos, and an interactive digital graffiti display. The campaign’s unifying theme showcases their signature HP laptops equipped Continue Reading →