Shelly Palmer Videos

This week on Digital Life: Cell phones in school? Sony goes after iTunes. The first Adult App Store. And, are the fortune 100 companies inept at social media? Plus, is FiOS better than cable? I’ll talk with Chris Levendos, the Verizon guy who’s in-charge of fibreing NY.  We’ll meet Christine Frietchen, editor-in-chief of ConsumerSearch.com and Continue Reading →

This week on Digital Life, has Oprah killed the local TV business?  Who is attending college on iTunes for free?  Is YouTube video quality better than cable, and is Google Chrome a Windows 7 killer? I’ll talk with Charlie Collier, president and general manager of AMC about Mad Men and I discuss the AFLAC Duck Continue Reading →

This week on Digital Life, Google knows where you are! Is Android a Windows killer? What happens if you buy a chipped Xbox? And, is “Where My Ihop” a valid legal defense? Plus, I’ll talk with Jeff Hayzlett, Kodak‘s Chief Marketing Officer, I’ll discuss the famous Zagat’s Survey with Co-Founder and Co-Chair, Nina Zagat and Continue Reading →

This week on Digital Life, a real $300 laptop, Samsung TV’s go over the top, Twitter introduces Twitter en Espanol, and T-mobile may think you’re a Metrotextual. Plus, I’ll talk with Gary Shapiro, the President and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, and I’ll discuss social media strategy and tactics with actor/comedian Orlando Jones. I’ll Continue Reading →

This week on Digital Life, the Droids are coming, Hulu may charge for content, the e-reader wars heat up, and the downside of friending your employees. Plus, I’ll talk with Alan Wurtzel, the guy who runs research for NBC Universal, and I’ll discuss Google TV with the director of TV ads for Google, Mike Steib. Continue Reading →

This week on Digital Life with Shelly Palmer, media junkies, Twitter goes global, Microsoft and T-mobile lose a ton of user data and e-books are the new, new thing. Plus, I’ll talk with the founder of USA Networks and current chairman of Liz Claiborne, Kay Koplovitz, and I’ll discuss the state of the media business Continue Reading →