delicious bookmarks- Tides Awards 2012 Pizzigati Prize to Mobile Security Pioneer Nathan Freitas - Tides
- Flaws in Videoconferencing Systems Make Boardrooms Vulnerable - NYTimes.com
- Google Public DNS
- funf | Open Sensing Framework
- Issue 979 - processing - NullPointerException in AndroidBuild.writeLocalProps(AndroidBuild.java:458) - An open source programming language and environment for creating images, animation, and interactions - Google Project Hosting
- Processing/Android Forum
- IMAP 'server rejected password' error...: Apple Support Communities
- apwidgets - Enables some of Androids widgets for use Android Processing - Google Project Hosting
- Technology and democracy: The future of video protest | The Economist
- NoNoo Ramen: A resounding ‘yes’ - Blog - Buffalo.com
- Shared News
- Secure me and my video
- What everyone should know about the human eye
- Aquapulse heart rate monitor finally ships, misses out on Michael Phelps fervor
- Happy Birthday NYCwiki
- App Developers Withdraw From U.S. As Patent Fears Reach 'Tipping Point'
- Shaw Cable's Netflix competitor bypasses bandwidth caps on its way to the TV
- software patents as farce
- Mobile Application Checks Brain Waves for Health Control. Really?
- Senators Ask Spy Chief: Are You Tracking Us Through Our iPhones?
- Apps for NYC
Monthly Archives: June 2006
Checkout David Lynch’s Daily Weather Report
DAVIDLYNCH.COM Too bad he doesn’t put it in an RSS feed..
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Split Screen Video Blog
Split 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 … Continue reading
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make TV
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 … Continue reading
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British community webcasting
Webcast 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 … Continue reading
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What is Participatory Media?
Clay 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 … Continue reading
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Videoblogging, The Book
Amazon.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 … Continue reading
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10 Commandments for Java Developers
10 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 … Continue reading
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The “Other” Video Comments System
In-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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