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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

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.

Recently, I had a chance to discuss what online video might look like in the next 10 years with a group of very smart people at the Video on the Net: Beyond YouTube? breakout session at the Beyond Broadcast conference.
There are those who beleive that the video internet is currently going through it’s growth spurt […]

I just uploaded a quick Windows Media Embedding plugin for WordPress. More at: mobvcasting: Windows Media Embedding Plugin

It has been one of those days, things just haven’t worked out..
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I have a mobile video blog over at mobvcasting.com and a public one over at mobvcasting openvlog. Generally I use T-Mobile for service and Nokia phones for posting. At some point in the past month I was handed a very nice Nokia […]

Tom Vilsack has posted a video on YouTube that is his first foray into “videoblogging”. He definitely has someone knowledgeable advising him as he says the right things, encourages conversation and wants to hear from us. Good deal.. Let’s see if he follows through.
Tom Vilsack on using the Internet and Videoblog