Archive for June, 2006
Checkout David Lynch’s Daily Weather Report
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 30th, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-MediaDAVIDLYNCH.COM
Too bad he doesn’t put it in an RSS feed..
Updated QuickTime Embedding Plugin
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 30th, 2006 in School, Related to this Site, Streaming and Multi-Media, Open Source, Social NetworkingQuickTime Embedding Plugin
Due to overwhelming demand (1 person), I updated my QuickTime Embedding Plugin for WordPress to support Auto Play and Hiding the movie controller.
Just thought you might like to know.. ;-)
Oh yeah, John has been very hard at work on the next version of our Video Commenting Plugin. Prepare to be […]
Video Comments, Video Comments, Video Comments
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 24th, 2006 in School, Related to this Site, Streaming and Multi-Media, Open Source, Development, vlog> Blog Archive >> Interactive Video Blogging Session at Vloggercon” href=”http://www.mobvcasting.com/wp/?p=244″>mobvcasting >> Blog Archive >> Interactive Video Blogging Session at Vloggercon
At this session at Vloggercon 2006, I presented the video comments plugin which this video is using.. Check it out. Click on “Watch Video” after the jump. (Warning, the video is long […]
Split Screen Video Blog
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 22nd, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-MediaSplit Screen
I love this (v)blog. All split screen video art. Now complete w/RSS and Enclosures..
From the site:
Split Screen is a weblog dedicated to the art of the split screen and multi-layered visuals, as seen in movies, music videos, commercials and other media based on moving images
makeTV
Despite that I absolutely loathe people calling webcasting, streaming and the like “TV” this site is interesting.
From the site:
MakeTV to Watch TV: MakeTV is a live broadcast channel open to both viewers and producers. (Wish I could copy & paste but they used Flash for the site so I can’t. Oh well..)
Essentially, anyone […]
British community webcasting
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 22nd, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-MediaWebcast Guide: Home
From the site:
The webcast guide is a central interactive hub for webcasting users, viewers and suppliers in the United Kingdom. The site has been funded by the Local e-Democracy National Project and aims to help civic leaders discover webcasting and guide them to appropriate solutions.
What’s Offered:
What’s Live: Links to webcasts currently broadcast in […]
What is Participatory Media?
1 Comment Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 22nd, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-Media, Social NetworkingClay asked me, what my working definition of Participatory Media is. Since I didn’t think he would like my riff on his jello and nails comment, I came up with this:
Broad definition:
A participatory medium is one which encourages audience participation in the creation, distribution and consumption of itself.
My specific spin:
A medium with similar […]
Videoblogging, The Book
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 16th, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-MediaAmazon.com: Videoblogging: Books: Jay Dedman,Joshua Kinberg,Joshua Paul
Jay, Josh and Josh’s book, up on Amazon..
From the description:
Amazing, isn’t it? You’re on equal footing with multibillion-dollar TVand movie producers. Videoblogging lets your audience see your cause,your story, or your personal creations—and you can distribute your showto anyone with Internet access. And since the videobloggingcommunity […]
10 Commandments for Java Developers
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 15th, 2006 in Java10 Commandments for Java Developers
Good rules.. Unfortunately, for me, I don’t follow them ;-)
“There are many standards and best practices for Java Developers out there. This article outlines ten most basic rules that every developer must adhere to and the disastrous outcomes that can follow if these rules are not followed.
The “Other” Video Comments System
0 Comments Bookmark on del.icio.us Published June 15th, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-MediaIn-side Video Comments
Josh Paul demonstrated his Video Comments system at Vloggercon right after I demonstrated ITP’s. His is a system for stringing together videos that are direct responses to the original.
Pretty interesting.. The vloggers love the idea!
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