Super Bowl

No Cloud Virgin: Music Mogul Madonna’s Lessons for Cloud Computing

by Jeff Norman on February 10, 2012

in Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, Music, Technology

No Cloud Virgin: Music Mogul Madonna’s Lessons for Cloud Computing You can never keep the Material Girl down. Madonna has always divided the public: some corners reviling the gap-toothed pop magician and her polemical life choices, others salivating over every single Ray of Light radiated by the quintessential provocateur. Hate her or love her, Madonna continues to wield enough clout to spin the music world on her finger — enough so to command this weekend’s half time show at the Super Bowl to enormous acclaim. Some tweeted that the singer ought to spend more time soaking in Epsom salt than

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Did Cloud Computing Win New York Giants the Super Bowl?

by Jeff Norman on February 6, 2012

in Big Data, Cloud Computing, Computing, Social networks, Storage, Technology, Trends

Did Cloud Computing Win New York Giants the Super Bowl? By now you know: the Giants dwarfed the pompous Patriots in what’s being deemed one of the oddest battles in Super Bowl history. Eli Manning summoned one of his signature fourth-quarter drives to score the winning touchdown in an eleventh hour finish. His talent, alongside a formidably capable fleet of fellow players and coaches, was verified this weekend as being of the ultimate in championship caliber. Yet could cloud computing have played a role in Manning and the Giants sequoia-sized finish? Growing in reputation is the capacity of the cloud

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Cloud Computing Enters Public Consciousness Through Super Bowl Commercials

by sourya on February 13, 2011

in Cloud Computing, Computing, Force.com, Music, Security, Storage, Technology, Video

Cloud Computing Enters Public Consciousness Through Super Bowl Commercials “Many a small thing has been made large by the right kind of advertising.” – Mark Twain (1835-1910), famous American author and humorist. Advertising is an integral part of our everyday lives, reflecting popular trends and shaping public opinion. From politics to economics, from sports to technology, advertising is ubiquitous, pervading almost all areas of human activity. And, if advertising be an art, its biggest canvas is the Super Bowl. For several years now, the Super Bowl commercials have held pride of place in the American consumer psyche. These commercials are

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