They can't write, Look, wow, video is online anymore, so they have
to find a new angle in order to justify the article. There's much
more slickly produced content online now than last time old media
'discovered' online video. Now it's time to revisit and see what's
changed.
In editors' and
Well said Rupert. Good reasons to eliminate competition and snark from my
life. Snark and competition (winners / losers) are the psychological
equivalents of car wrecks: it's nearly impossible not to look. I'm working
to develop the capacity to turn my head away.
Advertisers are a bit more
hi all
heather is looking for.
-- Forwarded message --
From: heather gold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Live/online talk show seeks cracker-jack producer that can run the
live 1x/month SF show (inc. managing promotion, the video crew + work
with the online team). A big bonus would be
-- Forwarded message --
Edutopia.org is looking for a temporary writer/multimedia producer and
I'd love your recommendations. This is an immediate position with
possible growth potential.
There is also a multimedia developer position open listed on the jobs
page:
I have not been to any of those sites.
Also, they're quoting the MySpace video guy. As if MySpace is
'professional' - it's DYING!
What a joke of an article.
Corporate Media pushes Corporate Agenda at the expense of the People.
I'm SHOCKED! lol
Thanks for the interesting read...
Cheers,
Ron
i agree with the opposing perspectives in this thread
what also came to mind is that as soon as life's catastrophic events
occur, suddenly it will be realized again the power of the so-called
user-gen content.
user-gen does not HAVE to mean teens expressing and working their
personalities to
Why on earth doesn't facebook let you count the views on your
videos?!!? (i.e. we put our videos here:
http://www.facebook.com/video/?oid=18176448560 and have no idea if
these are seen by 10 folks or 10,000). Lame! Folks are complaining
about it here: http://www.facebook.com/video/?oid=18176448560
I was quite happy with a beter-value normal Macbook, but I got interesting in
Apple
Motion which requires a decent 3D graphics capability, something the standard
MacBook
lacks. So theres a few more elements of the Pro spec that make it worthwhile
for some,
but not a bargain thats for sure.
Another misleading claim in this article is that celebrity videos =
slick professionalism. I noticed Will Ferrel was mentioned. His
drunk baby thing has the look and feel of user generated content. The
angle could have been, if you can't beat the amateurs, join 'em.
Podcasting News has found a telling video.
I find it interesting that they use the names Pete and Scott in
the video. Why would they use those names?
Pete and Scott don't hate and they are certainly not Douche Bags.
http://www.podcastingnews.com/2007/11/21/media-douchebags-unite/
Tim
Tim
Yeah. That article is not wrong when it says that most advertisers are more
comfortable
with 'professional' stuff, and its not wrong to say that there is a lot more of
such content
appearing legitimately on the net. Whats interesting is how desperate it is to
celebrate this
and diss amateur
Personally, I love that the Facebooks doesn't show stats.
Once the site started being open to anyone, I loved that I could
easily put up a personal video that would only be seen by my friends
(or by the friends of who I tag in the video).
Most of the videos I post on there are of me and my
Facebook is not built for you? Facebook is not your friend? Facebook
is a database for sale? Facebook is LAME? Facebook is a _?
How might you tap into that info? Pony up the fee ...
http://www.facebook.com/business/contact.php
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jason McCabe
Regarding the positive stuff for the small content creator, a possibly
rewarding
relationship with small local business doing the advertising
Ive said before that a lot of small businesses dont have too high of an opinion
about
spending much money on advertising. I guess there are many
Hi all,
A few questions I thought ye more experienced might be able to help out
with.
I¹ve just spent days trying to upload videos to different sites ( Argh.
Lots of errors on my part though e.g. uploading the video then noticing a
spelling mistake. Recompressing. Then having to figure out how
Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 5:42:27 PM, Steve Watkins wrote:
Fan noise seems about the same for both. I cant really hear the fan when on
low speed
and recording with the built-in mic, let alone an external one, though your
mileage may
vary depending on what sort of mic it is.
That sounds
Yes, I use it on the Mac, though I started off using a lite version on Windows
that came
undled with some hardware years ago. The upcoming version 7 of Live adds the
ability to
save video that is used inside Live, so I shall be reviewing whether thats of
use to some
vloggers, for those who
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Irene Duma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the meantime I was wondering with Blip do we have to have the
16:9
ratio? I don¹t want the black to appear on either side of my 4:3
video. I
want the video to fill up the whole screen. Any suggestions?
You can
Ok I had all ready changed it to fit the width of my column. Didn¹t know I
could enlarge it beyond the black. Will do. I like it large.
Your image looks good. I tried to keep mine under the 100 mb limit some of
the sites request, but when compressed further, the gummy look appears.
On 11/21/07
Dude,
you're blowing my mind.
Bekah
--
http://www.missbhavens.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the kind of thing that's happening in Daily Videoblog Posting
Month:
I just watched a sequence of four films made since yesterday. If you
Here's an interesting opinion piece in the NY times:
http://tinyurl.com/3clb4z
INTERNET idealists like me have long had an easy answer for creative
types — like the striking screenwriters in Hollywood — who feel
threatened by the unremunerative nature of our new Eden: stop whining
and figure out
I'd be careful uploading video directly to Facebook-their terms of use
are horrible. You might want to consider using another app, like
YouTube so u don't do a direct upload of the video and deal with their
terms. I think Steve Garfield addressed this on this list and he
blogged about it here:
I find his article interesting but he wasn't wrong before. The
content game isn't over. It won't be until we run out of humans. Sure
there are people creating free content but that will only go so far.
People thirst for mo' better content and those who know how to
deliver more will soon
This is actually a good point. There's going to come a time where the
dynamic changes, similar to what happened with television.
Television used to be free. Your buy-in was the television itself and
MAYBE an extra antenna to get better reception. The television
reception was via the airwaves.
Wow. Thanks for the link (and thanks for the summary, Steve).
Has anyone played with putting their MediaRSS feed directly into
Facebook? I wonder if this would be useful?
Regards,
-Frank
http://www.mefeedia.com - Discover the Video Web
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, mattfeldman78
I think the time will come when enough people will figure out how easy
it is to watch content from the web on their large screen TV's. If
the content is high quality (say shot in HD with high production
values) I don't see anything stopping there being an HBO of online
video. Of course no one in
from Berkman Blog
http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/home/home?wid=10func=viewSubmissionsid=3014
Folks over at the USC Institute for Multimedia Literacy
have just opened the registration for 24/7: A DIY Video
Summit.
From their release:
Video creators, scholars, activists, policy makers,
In The Wisdom of Crowds, James Surowiecki --
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wisdom_of_Crowds
-- talks the evidence of how crowds work. Crowds having a range of
information, expertise, etc. But in a well working group, the mis-
information (ill formed rants and raves), cancel each other out.
28 matches
Mail list logo
