Mr Falletti nails it: "mobile TV currently lives between SMS voting and streaming over 3G. I'd expect it to develop as a mix of the two, with video content enhanced through user participation"

I'll be talking at World Telemedia next week on exactly this topic...

Angry/negative people can be bad for your brain: "But what some people found far more disturbing was Robert's wish to make a change in his life that includes steering clear of "people who were deeply unhappy" and hanging around people who are happy. The harsh reaction he's gotten could be a lesson in scientific ingorance, because the neuroscience is behind him on this one."

A few gems here, like the Ghandi quote: "Be the change that you want to see in the world."

Easter was dead fab: by turns ludicrous, social and worthy.

On Thursday I went to see the best Russian Elvis-inspired band in the world ("Your favourite band", as they so succinctly put it), with Steve, Yvonne and chums. Any band with a song called "200 flying girls" is alright by me (chorus: "200 flying girls. 200 flying girls. Flying to the moon. 200 flying girls").

Saturday was fuzzy around the edges. My old flatmate and insane uni chum Rachel came down from London and we wandered over to Sayers Common for Ayng's Easter party. Saw a few folks I'd not seen since my birthday last year, and a few others who I'd not seen for years and years: lots of hats, lots of food, lots of fun. Scavenged a lift back to Brighton around 3am in a lovely converted ambulance and crashed out.

Monday: up early for a game of squash, then it was a Day of Doing Things. Bought some paint and started cleaning up the bathroom at Rosehill - only about 4 years late. Amazing the difference a single coat of paint can make, though as Dan commented, all the plastic sheeting everywhere made it look like I'd planned a messy end for someone. Or something.

And Monday evening Claire and Paul came over for supper, and I reworked Ye Thai Green Curry into a more traditional format (i.e. not mouth-blisteringly spicy), which seemed to work OK. That and the Smarties cake Claire brought over left us stuffed mightily.

Hey - short notice, but if you're in Brighton on Wednesday evening (19th) then head along to the Sanctuary Cafe. My lovely auntie Vic's band, Moth, are playing there from 8pm. They're ace.

More info at here with some samples here.

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