Apple & Google: The Battle For The Living Room Has Begun
The battle for the living room has begun. With Google’s announcement of Google TV, and their quest to provide the best of what TV and the Web has to offer, it is conceivable that Apple’s recent evolution of the Mac Mini legitimizes Apple’s seriousness in the same quest. With Google targeting release this Fall it appears that Apple is already in the lead, although the issues and obstacles behind who will gain predominant market-share are more complex than they seem.
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Web TV Made Simple by the Mac Mini
Keeping an online television Network operating 24/7/365 requires me to be on-call 24/7/365 and sometimes it’s nice to do what I do from home. In this regard I thought it was time to take KoldCast TV off my desk and into my family room, where my 50” Panasonic TC-PV10 plasma display sat waiting, and where I also prefer to relax and watch KoldCast TV shows. My home entertainment system consists of multiple game consoles, a DVR, and an A/V receiver, but I knew the nucleus of my new set-up was going to be Apple’s new…

You’re only one finger-click away from being a social publisher with KoldCast TV’s new Midget Widget.
It was only three days ago that we introduced you to the various methods in which you can email and share videos with friends and family (Read: Sharing Videos. Even a Caveman Can Do it.) Well, we’ve just added another way for you to simply and easily share your interests with friends, followers and fans; we call it the Midget Widget and here’s how it works:
After watching an episode that you dig, click on the blue “Like” button that now appe…

Sharing Videos with Friends and Family. Even a Caveman Can Do It.
So, you’ve discovered a web series that you think others should watch. You could simply copy and paste the respective URL into an email and send it to your distribution list, and that’s cool, but that’s kind of passé these days. The most simple, easy and effective way to share a video is by emailing the video directly from KoldCast TV, or by publishing it directly to your social news feeds in Facebook, Twitter, etc.
It’s so easy, even a caveman can do it (sorry Geico cavemen)!
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At the end of the day, “social publishing” is about publicly sharing things important to you, with others that may be interested in what you have to share. It’s like a digital megaphone. Suppose, for example, you’re walking through your local central park and your boyfriend stops and proposes marriage. After the crying and excitement subsides for a moment, you realize that there are people who need to know, some who might want to know, and some people you don’t know, who would find your exciting news good to know. You could call, text or e…