MacJury #1104: The MacJury Judges The WWDC 2011 Keynote Announcements

Chuck — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 14:05:48 +0000

The WWDC 2011 announcements were many, varied, and all important. The MacJury convened to analyze the information and provide insight into everything Steve Jobs and company unveiled. Some of the topics discussed include the focus on touch, iMessage’s kill feature, Lion Server, the presence of Twitter and absence of Facebook, Game Center, the Reader feature in Safari, the many aspects of iCloud, issues surrounding bandwidth use and caps, Photo Stream, and why one panel member considers iTunes Match “freakin’ awesome.” Delivering all that and more are Peter Cohen, Mark Fuccio, Dave Hamilton, Don McAllister and host Chuck Joiner.

Links

Chuck Joiner on Twitter

The MacVoices Group

Subscribe to The MacJury in iTunes

MacLevelTen - The Mac Media Group

Peter Cohen
Peter Cohen on Twitter

The Loop

Angry Mac Bastards session

Gamification on ZDNet

Mark Fuccio
Mark Fuccio on Twitter

Tactics (MarketSweetSpot.com)

Dave Hamilton
The Mac Observer

Backbeat Media

The Mac Geek Gab

Dave Hamilton on Twitter

Don McAllister
Don McAllister on Twitter

ScreenCastsOnline

The Mac Screencast Guy – Don’s personal blog

Apple WWDC Keynote 2011

Instapaper

Red Pop on KickStarter (button for your iPhone camera)

(Shazam)RED

MacJury #1001: Social Networking in the Age of Earthquake Relief and Late Night TV Wars

Chuck — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 16:21:48 +0000

The MacJury convenes to discuss the impact of social networks, framed by two very different recent events: the Haiti earthquake and the late night TV war over Conan O’Brien vs. Jay Leno. The panel examines the participatory environment that has evolved, the implications of instant social communication, and the different focuses of each of the major social networks. The importance of Bill Gates finally joining Twitter, why users are still figuring out LinkedIn, proactive vs. reactive participation, and some advice from Mark Twain that can be applied to online social interactions are all discussed by the panel of: