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		<title>LomoKino Adapter Lets Your Phone Capture 35mm Movies Without an App [Video]</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Jan 2012 19:14:21 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>				In addition to still cameras, Lomography also makes the LomoKino which lets retro enthusiasts capture 35mm movies in all their scratchy, grainy glory. But sharing those creations isn&#8217;t easy, at least without this smartphone adapter which lets you digitize your flicks.				More&nbsp;&raquo;<br />
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		<title>10 Most Hated Movies of 2011</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Dec 2011 15:14:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Kindle Fire’s lack of parental controls raises concerns</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Critics have called out the Kindle Fire for some of its hardware and software shortcomings, which is not unexpected for a new device but hasn&#8217;t seemed to slow sales. But a bigger concern is emerging for parents who are thinking of buying the Kindle Fire: it has almost no restrictions to prevent children from accessing [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img title="ko-slate-05-lg-_v164817984_-e1321277760995" src="http://gigaom2.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/ko-slate-05-lg-_v164817984_-e13212777609951.jpg?w=604" alt=""   class="alignleft size-full wp-image-452914" />Critics have called out the Kindle Fire for some of its hardware and software shortcomings, which is not unexpected for a new device but hasn&#8217;t seemed to slow sales. But a bigger concern is emerging for parents who are thinking of buying the Kindle Fire: it has almost no restrictions to prevent children from accessing inappropriate content or buy whatever they like on the device.</p>
<p>Caryn Talty, a blogger with <em>HealthyFamily.org</em>, wrote about how she was able to access R-rated content on Amazon Prime Instant Videos, which is free for a limited time to new Kindle customers. She also noted that with one-click buying, which comes as the default option on the Kindle, users are not prompted to give a password with each purchase.</p>
<blockquote><p>&#8220;I wish Amazon would install parental controls for their devices so that movies which are rated “R” can be blocked on the Kindle Fire as easily as they can on AT&amp;T Uverse. We need to protect our kids from inappropriate materials online, and this includes electronic readers as well. Amazon should give Kindle Fire owners the option to install a 4-digit pin for content not appropriate for kids,&#8221; Talty wrote.</p>
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<p>It&#8217;s not just movies: The Amazon Silk browser also has no controls for access, so parents can&#8217;t disable it for children. In fact, all of the magazines, books and comic books can be purchased with one click. There is a screen lock for the device with a password but almost everything is accessible once inside.</p>
<p>Amazon told Reuters earlier this week that it does provide controls for in-app purchases. But it&#8217;s still working on adding additional safety features. The company said it hasn&#8217;t had a problem with the way it sends devices pre-registered for one-click purchases.</p>
<p>&#8220;Customers tell us they love that Kindle Fire arrives registered to their account and ready to go,&#8221; Amazon told Reuters. &#8220;Those who prefer to have their Kindle Fire arrive unregistered can select &#8216;gift&#8217; during the checkout.&#8221;</p>
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<p>Some of the problem is that Amazon is still on its first version of the Kindle Fire and it needs to patch up some rough spots on the device. But it also comes down to the central philosophy of the Kindle Fire, which is basically a big store front for Amazon. Amazon expects to sell a lot of goods through the Fire and as we&#8217;ve seen already with the iPad, tablets making very good shopping devices. That&#8217;s likely why Amazon is able to offer the device at such a low price with no profit, because it can make up for it on other transactions. Amazon&#8217;s trademark one-click checkout is part of the appeal for many consumers and it&#8217;s made some of my purchases easier on the Fire. But I&#8217;ve also caught myself a little worried that it&#8217;s actually too easy to buy something on the Fire. That can be bad for parents with children or people with bad impulse control.</p>
<p>I think Amazon needs to come up with more controls quickly. It may not be an issue with most consumers, but at the price the company is pitching it at, the Kindle Fire has a chance to be the first tablet in a lot of homes. Consumers want to feel safe handing their children a Kindle just as much as an iPod Touch. But it needs to come with more safeguards. I&#8217;m sure Amazon is working on this, but it would have been better to ship with those controls in place to show that it cares not just about selling but also respecting the different needs of its users.</p>
<p>Amazon is still going to sell a boatload of content legitimately on the Fire, but it doesn&#8217;t need to invite an uproar when parents find their children doing far more with their new tablet than they&#8217;d like.</p>
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		<title>The Worst War Movies Ever, From Delta Force to The Empire Strikes Back</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Diet and filmmaking legend Peter Jackson&#8217;s given us another insight into the making of the Hobbit movies, and this time he&#8217;s talking about his envious collection of tech. Filming with no less than 48 Red Epic cameras at 48fps in full 5k resolution might sound fantastic, but it hasn&#8217;t all been a bed of cotton [...]]]></description>
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	Diet and filmmaking legend Peter Jackson&#8217;s given us another insight into the making of the <em>Hobbit</em> movies, and this time he&#8217;s talking about his envious collection of tech. Filming with no less than 48 Red Epic cameras at 48fps in full 5k resolution might sound fantastic, but it hasn&#8217;t all been a bed of cotton candy. Two 3D cameras need to be mounted at the same &#8220;interocular&#8221; (the inch-or-so distance between your eyes) which is impossible given the size of the Epic and its lenses. The team had to hire specialist firm 3ality to build a rig where one camera shoots the action and the other is pointed vertically at a mirror. Those who would love to shoot with an Epic should also beware that the cameras naturally desaturate the action to such an extent that the makeup, costume and set design teams have to over-color everything to look natural in post production. For more interesting facts, head down past the break to catch the video in full, and try not to imagine how many years bad luck you&#8217;d get if you broke one of those mirrors during a key scene.</div>
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<p>Canon has more on the way from its newly launched EOS Movies lineup than just the C300, as shown by this new prototype DSLR. Promised to be &#8220;ideally suited for cinematographic and other digital high-resolution production applications&#8221; this camera packs a 35mm full frame image sensor capable of shooting Motion-JPEG encoded 4K video at 24fps. The press pics show it fitted with both EF 50 and new Cine 24 (as shown above) lenses, as Canon looks to blend the success of the 5D MK II with RED-rivaling video capabilities. The director of House shot an episode on that camera already and called it the future, which appears to be arriving sooner rather than later. Check out the press release after the break.</p>
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<p>				Tonight is Halloween, so you&#8217;re probably either out taking your kids to collect candy, or getting shitfaced. But it&#8217;s Monday! So don&#8217;t do the latter&mdash;<em>instead, get drunk off fear.</em> Here are the best spooky flicks to stream online.				More&nbsp;&raquo;<br />
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		<description><![CDATA[Poor Netflix has had a rocky six months.  It’s like having a friend go into complete, total meltdown and trying to decide when you should start planning the intervention. After Netflix announced it was splitting its streaming and DVD delivery services into two separate companies, they made a complete 180-degree turn and combined the services [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img title="Weak/Strong" src="http://gigaom2.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/3104958433_1be544fa71_z-e1319834639190.jpeg?w=300&#038;h=200" alt="Weak/Strong" width="300" height="200" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-429396" />Poor Netflix has had a rocky six months.  It’s like having a friend go into complete, total meltdown and trying to decide when you should start planning the intervention.</p>
<p>After Netflix announced it was splitting its streaming and DVD delivery services into two separate companies, they made a complete 180-degree turn and combined the services again.</p>
<p>Just this week, Netflix announced their Q3 earnings, and while they met expectations, they lost 800,000 subscribers. Now the market is punishing them. In after-hours trading just after the announcement, they lost nearly 30 percent of their stock value. In opening trading the next morning, they were down another 10 percent. While all that loss may not have been avoidable, the industry is wondering why Netflix decided to make this move so quickly.</p>
<p>Colin Dixon of The Diffusion Group (TDG) succinctly referred to this whole event as “premature bifurcation.&#8221; And he’s right – many of us within the industry may have seen this split as inevitable, but the timing and the way Netflix has handled this announcement hints at a larger, more complex situation.</p>
<h2>Why break up with yourself?</h2>
<p>Why would Netflix choose to split itself apart?  And why completely change the name and make two different services to interact with their company?</p>
<p>It all started with the Starz negotiations: Netflix landed a great deal with Starz in 2008. For only  million, Starz gave Netflix access to some pretty good movies to stream because the perceived value of streaming was very low at the time.</p>
<p>Fast-forward to 2011. Netflix is now available on so many devices and touting the largest subscriber numbers for a MSO, so the perceived value of that license goes up quite a bit. This makes it a lot harder for Netflix to negotiate cheap prices; hence the very public break up this summer.</p>
<p>So, how does Netflix improve its bargaining position? Oddly enough, by weakening themselves (or at least appearing to be weaker), they position themselves to negotiate for a better price. Let me explain: by splitting the two entities apart, they show much lower subscriber numbers to potential licensees as reasoning for lower pricing. By still having the two companies under one roof, Netflix gets to play the beggar during negotiations for streaming in regards to subscriber numbers, while still offering combined DVD &amp; streaming licenses as an incentive. Therefore, a “weaker” Netflix might have been stronger from a negotiation standpoint.</p>
<p>The problem is, they couldn’t come out and just say that, so instead we get the standard Netflix hubris, disingenuous apologies, and some new branding.  And ironically, now Netflix is much weaker than it planned.</p>
<h2>Experience teaches at the cost of mistakes</h2>
<p>Despite all the missteps, I still would like to see them succeed. Netflix may be down, but they definitely aren’t out of the game.  Let’s face it, they still have the largest online subscriber base for video content, they have announced rollout plans in new markets, and have recently announced some great new content deals.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, the industry is still learning what customers do and don’t want. Netflix is our canary in the coal mine as they find new and exciting ways to create a burgeoning business model while pissing off content makers and alienating their own customers in the process.</p>
<p>If Netflix doesn’t rebuild itself soon, then maybe it <em>is</em> time for that intervention. And if this WSJ article is correct, that intervention could come in the form of takeover interest. Either way, to regain subscribers and prove the streaming business case, Netflix needs to get back to signing content deals.</p>
<p><em>Andy Beach is Vice President of Marketing and Product Development at SeaWell Networks, a Canada-based company that specializes in online streaming video delivery. </em></p>
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