I like American Idol. There, i’ve said it – and I can give it up anytime I want, honest. My wife and I watch it every week but their results show is really testing the limits of how to make an hour of TV out of ten seconds of content (“X, your journey ends tonight”). They now have a segment where they ask questions from the web to the judges – very participatory, very “user generated”, very bloody boring – thank god for TIVO!
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- @jmspool @daveixd @mediajunkie @carlmyhill Oh I agree, but I thought you were arguing that it wasn't *useful* 2 weeks ago
- @MrAlanCooper @miniver I am. However that's 3 of the fortune 100 corporations, I'm sure there are more. 2 weeks ago
- @jmspool @daveixd @mediajunkie @carlmyhill I've been inside several large orgs and design teams where it's been use… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 weeks ago
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