Archive for January, 2006



Fabio Sonnati’s Flash Video Blog
Fabio offers some very nice and detailed knowledge regarding Flash Video. I am particularly impressed with the FFMPEG to FLV information.

Flash Ant: Flash and Rich Internet Applications (RIA) Blog . :: Echo, echo, echo… I think I hear Open Source Flash Communication Server!
Reblogged:
What is Red5, you ask? It’s a project on OSFlash that aims to create an Open Source Flash Communication Server. The speed at which the project is progressing is quite astounding. An Open […]

artnet Magazine - Technical Knock-outs
Dorkbot, “Superlowrez” at vertexList and “Dewanatron” at Pierogi.
From the article:
For the show, vertexList brought aboard eight artists, among them the stalwarts of the Brooklyn art scene: Joe Amrhein, Brian Conley, Matt Freedman, Kristin Lucas, Jillian Mcdonald, Joe McKay, Akiko Sakaizumi and Jude Tallichet. All of them agreed to work with the […]

Abstract Dynamics: There is no here here
Google, like the internet itself draws its power from being neither here, nor there, but inbetween everywhere at once, immanent. There is no here there, only results, only meanings.
meanings…?
In any case, interestingly enough, Google for here gives a nice top to bottom list of what people link to when […]

Discover Music through The Music Genome Project by Pandora
They have a great interactive player that allows you to search for music that you like and it plays music that you would probably like. You can give thumbs up and thumbs down as well as add more artists to the mix. Too bad that […]

Gnash - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF)

From the site:
Gnash is a GNU Flash movie player. Till now it has been possible to play flash movies with proprietary software. While there are a few other free flash players, none supports anything higher than SWF v4 at best. Gnash is based on GameSWF, and supports […]

Wireless Networking in the Developing World
Creative Commons Licensed book

From the site:
The massive popularity of wireless networking has caused equipment costs to continually plummet, while equipment capabilities continue to increase. By applying this technology in areas that are badly in need of critical communications infrastructure, more people can be brought online than ever before, in less […]

Etsy - Your place to buy and sell all things handmade

Videoblog directory: the most complete directory of videoblogs or vlogs: 4770 videoblogs and counting.
MeFeedia starts offering reviews..
Auto-generates thumbnails (here are some from generated from my mobile video blog: MobVCasting“:

Portable Video at USC
Portable video blog and workshop series at USC. I love the image of KC on the PSP!




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