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Enrique Dans

On the effects of technology and innovation on people, companies and society (writing in Spanish at enriquedans.com since 2003)

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IMAGE: An annoyed user looking at a “smart” LG TV

IMAGE: An annoyed user looking at a “smart” LG TV

Television is dead: LG hammers the final nail in the coffin of privacy

IMAGE: An illustration with a person watching TV from a sofa but also checking social networks on a smartphone at the same time

IMAGE: An illustration with a person watching TV from a sofa but also checking social networks on a smartphone at the same time

Second-screen viewing: Netflix succumbs to the dictatorship of the smartphone

IMAGE: A hand holding a remote and, in the blurry background, a TV screen

IMAGE: A hand holding a remote and, in the blurry background, a TV screen

The future of streaming: you pays your money and you takes your choice

IMAGE: A hand pointing a remote towards an out of focus TV set

IMAGE: A hand pointing a remote towards an out of focus TV set

So now we’re watching content on our smartphones: plus ça change

IMAGE: A hand holding a TV remote control

IMAGE: A hand holding a TV remote control

Is advertising a means or an end?

Given that it is created to be noticed, it’s little wonder that advertising is one of the most…

Netflix and the terrible tendency toward isomorphism

IMAGE: A view of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid during a soccer match

IMAGE: A view of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid during a soccer match

Is FIFA about to take over global soccer broadcasting?

IMAGE: A Samsung remote control that uses radio frequency energy harvesting and therefore needs no batteries, on a white background

IMAGE: A Samsung remote control that uses radio frequency energy harvesting and therefore needs no batteries, on a white background

Finally, a remote control that doesn’t run out of batteries

Do traditional television stations really understand the digital world they’re now competing in?

When it comes to football, do you prefer the sound of silence or the roar of a fake crowd?