Friends of my family just renovated a 1755 farm house. It truly came to live when the kids got married there a few weeks back!

On the quest for revolutionary content I connected my Apple TV to my stereo. My stereo to my computer, my computer to my TIVO, my TIVO to my Amazon account, my Amazon account to my credit card. My credit card is also used by my premium ( I get suckered into those) LinkedIn account. My LinkedIn is naturally embedded into my website, from which you can (of course) reach my Facebook account, which is loaded with (you guessed it) my personal blogging service from Typedad, and complemented with my mobile twitter content. My twitter is regularly updated with breaking news (e.g. “I am currently on the train”) from my cell phone, which syncs with my computer. On the way home from work, I use my cell phone to tell my computer to program my TIVO – which by the way totally gets me, and just recommended a 10 year old Seinfeld re-run.

So on Thursdays I now watch Seinfeld. Well, pretty much like always I guess, but now the rest of the world knows about it. 

Oh brave new world.

Where is the media revolution?

The NY meatpacking district has got to be one of the hippest places in NY. Of course insiders have know about it for years, but for the rest of us now is a great time to go. Tons of amazing restaurants, two amazing hotels, and superb clubs. The scène is like St. Tropez, just replace the ocean breeze with a bit of dead animal smell.

Nabeel Hyatt of Conduit Labs and Matt Hillery (Tetsuda)

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