Joost Gone Public
October 8th, 2007 | Published in Uncategorized
After a long time of beta testing, Joost finally opened to the public on the 1st of October. I was a beta tester for a long time, and have to say that while I agree that Joost lacks must-see content like Mathew Ingram wrote in The Globe and Mail this week, so do almost all other TV channels, regardless of the technology used to distribute the program. There are so many other things in the world these days that television just doesn’t stay on the top of my list anymore, if it ever was there. I like Joost very much for what it is, and I think if the programming keeps getting better over time like it has so far then Joost is gonna stay on the list of things I like to do for entertainment. The picture quality could be improved a bit though.
Karri Ojanen
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I’m an interaction designer, information architect, strategist and creative lead, multi-skilled and versed in creative, strategy and technology. I’m also known as an electronic musician who has traveled the world from Tampere to Tokyo. I earned my experience as art director, concept designer and creative director in Scandinavia, praised for its award-hoarding digital agencies, then went on to work in the Middle East, the United States, and Canada. Currently, I work as Interaction Design Director at R/GA as well as a freelance interaction designer and information architect. My work has been awarded with national and international awards.
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