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Category Archives: video blogging
Major League Baseball and the Live Web
Some time ago, I cut the cord.. disconnected from cable. Some time after that, I got rid of the antenna as well. I still watch television content, just not over the air or via cable; rather with a Mac Mini … Continue reading
Podcast Aggregation..
I was just looking through the feeds that I subscribe to in iTunes (audio and video podcasts) and noticed that every single one of them had a little exclamation point next to it indicating that it stopped updating as I … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, mobile, Streaming and Multi-Media, The Media, thoughts, Video, video blogging
Tagged aggregation, audio, itunes, podcasting, podcasts, rocketboom, Video
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Online Video Player Survey
For a project that I am working on, we are doing a quick survey to see what features and functionality people are interested in with regards to online video players. This doesn’t pretend to be an exhaustive survey of the … Continue reading
Posted in ITP, Streaming and Multi-Media, Video, video blogging
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ComVu – Mobile Broadcasting
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 … Continue reading
Posted in Streaming and Multi-Media, telephony, Video, video blogging
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more gumbo please at internet gumbo
“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
Posted in ITP, Streaming and Multi-Media, Video, video blogging
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Tech Trek: Inside ITP
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 … Continue reading
Posted in ITP, New York City, School, Streaming and Multi-Media, Video, video blogging, vlog
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Why Desktop Video Aggregators Don’t Work
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 … Continue reading
Posted in Social Networking, Software, thoughts, Video, video blogging
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Networked Video in 10 Years : Networked Video == Parseable Video
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. … Continue reading
Posted in Social Networking, Streaming and Multi-Media, thoughts, Video, video blogging, vlog
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