Sorry for the delay on this everyone -- I was able to find two group
discount options in the area for Pixelodeon through the travel agency
that helped us with bookings for the Frederator Awards. Here are the
details -- if there's interest, please let me know and I will
coordinate with the
On 5/11/07, T Shey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the delay on this everyone -- I was able to find two group
discount options in the area for Pixelodeon through the travel agency
that helped us with bookings for the Frederator Awards. Here are the
details -- if there's interest, please let me
I already direct Twittered Schlomo about this, but let me just say for
the record I love this show. Video Instructables on Webshots?
Brilliant.
On 5/3/07, schlomo rabinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I started a new show for CNet last week and we've put up the second
episode.
A lot of web 2.0 types I know love the Farmer's Daughter. Not too far
from AFI (I used to spend a LOT of time there).
http://www.farmersdaughterhotel.com/
I'd say consider staying in Hollywood or West Hollywood rather than
downtown -- it can make for a bit of a trip in the morning across
Forgot to mention -- Erin on our team here at NNN worked at AFI for
several years and ran their Digital Content Lab there. I am sure she
has a go-to list of places for people to stay -- it's how I found most
of the places above. I'll ask her and re-post her recommendations.
, 2007, at 8:40 AM, T Shey wrote:
Wow, had no one linked this yet?
It was none other than Walt Mossberg -- him writing about
videoblogging is a Big Deal. Capitalized. Congrats to everyone he
mentioned, whom I imagine have all gotten a bunch of email. Lots of
people read Mossberg
Wow, had no one linked this yet?
It was none other than Walt Mossberg -- him writing about
videoblogging is a Big Deal. Capitalized. Congrats to everyone he
mentioned, whom I imagine have all gotten a bunch of email. Lots of
people read Mossberg.
Original link:
I downloaded and played with it a bit last night, we have a few beta
testing accounts via our company. The video quality was pretty
impressive over my wifi connection... froze up once or twice but in
general videos started playing pretty quickly and looked pretty sharp
and smooth.
It beats any
Just wanted to thank everyone in the LA vlogging community who came
for the Channel Frederator Awards party.
It was lots of fun, and we've cut together some fun little things we
did during the night with the award-winners into an 8-episode series
for the site, starring videoblogger Justin
When asked about this once, Ze Frank was quick to say that it's only a
very small percentage of his audience -- a fringe, really -- who
interact with the show. But it's enough to be a really vibrant part
-- and it ebbs and flows who participates, and he really cultivates
it. The thing that I
Just read an interesting post on NewTeeVee about CNet's efforts to
incubate videoblogs with cash grants. It sheds a little more light on
the Project Spotlight campaign they announced last year -- for one
thing, that Schlomo is involved, whom I mainly know from reading his
posts on this list.
For any of you who will be in the LA area next Wednesday, I'd like to
extend you an invitation to the Channel Frederator Awards party at
Cinespace on Jan 24, when we'll be celebrating and thanking the many
animators who have contributed cartoons over the first year of Channel
Frederator video
not clearly defined... it's an undifined
market niche.
Thanks for the links!
-Mike
mmeiser.com/blog
On 1/14/07, T Shey [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:timshey%40gmail.com
wrote:
Hey, just caught up with this thread... for the record, tongue was
firmly planted in cheek when talking
I think it has is that noone knows what to do with
it. There aren't any clear use cases or models... you can do all sorts
of stuff with it, but it's not clearly defined... it's an undifined
market niche.
Thanks for the links!
-Mike
mmeiser.com/blog
On 1/14/07, T Shey [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hey, just caught up with this thread... for the record, tongue was
firmly planted in cheek when talking about Apple being arrogant.
Sure they are, but who can't like seeing Apple give a jolt to a mobile
phone business that seems to conspire together to tolerate bad user
experience.
There was
To me, it just shows how arrogant Apple has become.
For over a decade now, thousands of people in the mobile business have
been putting out hundreds of variations on the mobile phone that were
dependable for being mediocre, baffling to use, and ultimately
unsatisfying for the customer.
For every
What was it like for you all to visit New Orleans? Any plans to post
more footage from your trip, there or on Chuck's site? Ten years ago I
was spending a lot of time in the ninth ward, and would love to see
more accounts of how people are rebuilding.
Really interesting that you were the ones
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