Archive for March, 2007



YouTube - Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us

Can we make this video searchable, linkable, machine readable? Unfortunately, not yet.. Hopefully soon.

Over at Shelly Palmer’s blog I wrote a comment in response to his thoughts on a recent Google presentation where it was noted that kids and teenagers weren’t consuming YouTube as much as previously assumed. He discussed some possible alternatives (video games, comic books, Long Tail) but missed one very important point. (I […]

Wow.. Steve Garfield just pointed me to: ComVu - Mobile Broadcasting . Live streaming from my mobile phone.
This is something I have been looking for and/or contemplating developing for quite some time.
What is especially nice is that they don’t seem to be doing anything funky with QuickTime so I can embed myself live […]

“So, what is the roux of Internet video? What’s going to make our soup into gumbo”
more gumbo please at internet gumbo
I for one am very much looking forward to the gumbo!
Check it:
vlogbot

I just caught the first two episodes of Tech Trek TV. It is a weekly series being created by a couple of ITP students (Caleb Clark, Anh Nguyen and Rucyl Mills). It gives a nice glimpse into ITP and the projects that are being developed.
Check it: Tech Trek: Inside ITP

BubblePLY - By PLYmedia

Interesting:
(Removed the embedded player as it is crashing my browser)

This past week, 7 ITP students and myself headed to San Francisco to attend O’Reilly’s ETel conference. The students were demoing their projects at the ETel Fair. The demos definitely created a buzz around the place:
Jim Van Meggelen and Brady Forrest wrote a couple of nice blog posts summing up the projects: […]

Rebooting Java Media, Part III: Conclusion - O’Reilly ONJava Blog
Chris Adamson has put together a nice 3 part series of posts that explore the state of media support in Java. Long has this been a point of frustration for me and many of my colleagues (we tend to use QuickTime for Java but that […]

It is too hard to share.
When video is consumed in a web browser, the URL is always there, always available and easy to email.
After all, although we watch might watch these videos in isolation, we consume them in groups. It is a social activity.




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