On 7/16/05, Frank Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, in reality, it's often much simpler (i.e more profitable) for
an organization to adapt public opinion to suit its needs, rather than
adapting the organization to meet the whims of the public.
Actually, that's not so simple. First
Why Switch? http://www.wickedlysmart.com/skyler/SkylerSwticherQT2.mov
Seven Words You Cannot Say in Kindergarten
http://william.torkington.com/movies/20050716-7words.mov
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FWIW, I originally saw your post and was interested but (a) have been
hellishly busy lately and (b) don't know what to say. I support the
troops in that they are human beings in a hellish situation mostly
not of their choosing and I wish they didn't have to be there. My
thoughts and feelings
On 7/21/05, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
great intro.
in my book, RSS is the magic bullet...it the thing we've been looking for.
a free and powerful way to distribute video worldwide.
Let's make sure the newbies don't get confused: RSS does not solve the
big problem of bandwidth.
On 7/22/05, Andreas Haugstrup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose you could submit a video comment to a video that you watched
on your TV? Does it then become a vlog?
Not really. You're lacking important aspects. Like a permalink. If I can't
link to you, you're not a part of the network
On 7/22/05, Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And then Lucas comes along and just effortlessly implemented it
without splitting into separate lists or forums or whatever:
Subject line tags!
I used to run a very active forum about CD-recording (back when that
was a hot new
The link is http://www.nytimes.com/2005/07/25/arts/25vlog.html -
with pictures of Ian!
Ian, next time I'm in MK (probably mid-September), we'll have to get
together and blog each other, just so as not to give the lie to the
NYT. grin
On 7/25/05, Tim D [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Holy Crap! A
Argh. You couldn't do it the week before? I will be there the 9th-10th for IBC.
On 7/30/05, Jan McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, if I'm going, you'd best go, Mr. Mills, esp. if Max Alex are
going.
Meanwhile, I have a decidedly absurd, disgusting request for your next
Ask Ian
ARgh argh argh. I will be in A'dam the 9th and 10th, but was planning
to fly to the UK the evening of the 10th because I'm attending a
wedding in Oxford on the 11th. Oh, well. I'll be glad to meet up with
whoever is in town/at IBC on the 9th/10th (write me privately and I'll
give you my mobile
On 8/17/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I found especially this comment interesting:
The commentator is presuming absolutely no video skills on the part of
whoever is posting video. It's true that many videos start out as he
describes, but most of us learn by doing, even if
Disagree. It's useful information, as long as it's limited to
relatively rare announcements of products/services that are likely to
be of interest to the group. e.g., I wouldn't be interested in press
releases about new executive appointments or investor info for these
companies (not in this
On 8/9/05, johngaltsjournal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am patiently waiting for someone to make a videoblog centered around
cheesy horror cliches while still showing us their lives. I believe this would be best created
by someone who lives in a grain silo deep in the Heart Of America. If
from the itvt newsletter http://www.itvt.com/
[excerpted from a longer article; the whole interview will appear on
itvt.com soon]
[itvt]: Do you find that your customers are more interested in
Akimbo's niche content or in its more mainstream offerings?
Goldman: That depends on the consumer.
IMO, any organization that sets out to teach journalism from a
religio-spiritual bias is potentially dangerous. The world needs truly
objective reporting, and/or a variety of viewpoints, but not
professional reporting informed by religion. India, especially, does
not need any more religion to
Nice work, Troy, thanks. I'm waiting to hear about relatives who live
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Here's the last thing I'm going to say about this kind of meta-discussion, ever (no doubt many of you will be relieved!).
The fact that people want to share information in this group about
Katrina, tsunamis, etc. is a good sign about the nature of the group.
In times of crisis, even when the
from http://www.parksassociates.com/press/press_releases/2005/gdl4.html
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Four million U.S. households are now using digital video cameras and
editing software every month to create movies at home, with roughly
750,000 doing so on a weekly basis, according
Someone needs to design a nice t-shirt and we need a catchy slogan
Vlog me, baby ...? (don't take me too seriously right now - it's been
a long day)
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I didn't get through the whole thing but I largely agree. I can
appreciate the intention (and Amanda's acting skills), but it felt
weird to me.
FWIW, still waiting for news on my cousin, nurse at one of the
hospitals and most likely still there, more or less under siege. We
haven't been able
...even the pros are running the other way. At least the wise ones are:
The reports coming out of New Orleans right now
are just unreal. People are getting beyond desperate and it's only a matter of
time before someone in the media gets shot. I'm urging anyone who can contact
your people on
Right there with you, Jen, and I'd feel the same even if I had no
personal ties to New Orleans. I am sick and angry and afraid of what
will happen next.
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Apologies in advance for any mistakes I have made due to not beingfrom the USA and so not being so well qualified to understand this
stuff and your politics.
Steve of Elbows
I think you're understanding it about as well as anybody can, 'cause it's completely baffling.
I have a horrible
My suggestion was not to make voting compulsory, something
videobloggers aren't exactly in a position to do anyway, but to work on
getting people to vote so that they can hold their then truly elected
leaders responsible.
On 9/5/05, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Theres only a couple
I don't know who would be elected if everyone voted. I do believe that
our officials would be more truly accountable to the poor if the poor
voted, as happens in India. Inefficient officials were elected in
Mumbai and the city, particularly the poor, suffered for it. Most
likely those
The start of this thread was about what can videobloggers do to help
ourselves and others prevent this kind of disaster in future? So now
we're at what can videoblogging do to improve the human condition? I
threw my hat into the ring - I think that voting is important and that
if the poor
To my mind one of the biggest forces we as videobloggers can bring tobear on things like this is to help spread genuine information about
how things are in other countries and cultures. No country, not eventhe USA :), does _everything_ right, and the more people around theworld are made aware
Millions of the poor voted for Bush, and not because they were
suckered, but because he accurately reflected their values (of
patriotism, religion, and social traditionalism).
We disagree on that point, but this is not the forum to discuss it.
In that sense Bush is
not ignoring the interests
Your inputs are always interesting, and I thank you for that.
And we can take it from there: Are there stories that citizen journalistscan do better than a traditional news organisation? Which? Are there
stories citizen journalists can't do as well? Which? Are there storieswhere the two
I wish there had been a large, loosely but passionately networked group of no-bullshit
vloggers who, in an organized and mutually supportive way, could have activated alongthe gulf coast to send one person into every New Orleans neighborhood with his or hercamera and a bag of minicasettes and
I discovered that list of Italian vloggers because nessuno.tv recently
invited me to join the list. I made a couple of high-quality WMVs
available to them, and they told me that one of them would be shown on
some remote channel of Sky this evening between 19:30 - 20:00. I
neither have Sky nor
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Ask a 14 year old girl - they know better than anyone what appeals to
them! Better yet, film one or more actually doing the project. If a
grownup tries to tell a teenager this is cool, it's likely to fall
flat.Their peers telling them it's cool has a better chance of working.
On 9/21/05,
I pirate a copy of Final Cut Pro.but i consistently buy macs and all of its products.
symbiotic relationship.
This logic only works when the same company is making hardware AND
software. They may take a loss on the pirated software, but if people
have to have a powerful computer to use it,
Convert MOV file to MP3:1. Save karmagrrrl20050908.mov to your desktop.
2. Drag into iTunes.3. Select menu Advanced - Convert Selection to MP3
Then you would get a Green Day song with voiceovers by
George Bush. Not exactly what anyone wants to listen to on their iPod,
I suspect. If the
I would, too, and imagine it will come as vlogging moves into the
mainstream consciousness. We have movie critics, TV critics, and book
critics - why not vlog critics?
As far as this group goes, the prevailing ethos seems to be we want to
encourage vlogging, so it's all wonderful. Which is
So go ahead. You're as qualified as anybody to be a vlog critic,
probably more so since you've been watching them for a while and
obviously care. And we both agree that Zadi's work is fantastic, so in
my book, you're a smart critic. grinOn 9/27/05, Mat Wall-Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, in this specific instance, you'd get to hear Bush rambling on, butfor people who just apply a song as a soundtrack, it's dead simple to
convert to an MP3. That was the point.
I got that. My point was that, by making the track unlistenable
(without the video) by adding Bush, Zadi has
On 9/27/05, BevSykes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a professional theatre critic, I can see that
criticism for vlogging would have to be done the way I do theatre--different
standards for professional and for amateur. Tricky
business.
Especially since this group has sometimes seen both as
I uploaded a couple of videos in the beta program, and those are now
available. Nice interface, works as expected, in the little time I've
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I don't see a way to give URLs within Veoh. Basically you load the
software and then search for whatever; deirdre will find me. Then you
can subscribe and download. The vids are full-screen quality versions
of vids already available on my site. I have many hours of uploading
(and some
Ran across this example of a school using video: http://www.wyckoffschools.org/eisenhower/etv/2003features/index.html --
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Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.
To
Somebody at MIT has already come up with a way to jam digital still
cameras, targeting them and shining a bright light directly into the
lens so that you can't photograph whatever you're aiming at that they
don't want you to. I'm sure they'll come up with something similar for
other types of
Impossible? Can't they just hire people whose full-time job it is tolook for these illegal postings, and go after the providers, if not
the users?Pete
Been there, done that, for software. It would take a large full-time
staff doing nothing but surf and serve notices all day; by the time you
To view video on Blinkx requires Real. That put me off immediately.-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.straughan.com (personal)
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JD Lasica raised some interesting questions about Blinkx, see http://www.newmediamusings.com/blog/2005/09/blinkx_a_citize.html
As for your horrible experience with MediaPost, that is certainly not
professional journalism. The one time I've been interviewed by phone by
a professional journalist
Strike that. I happened to hit two or three in a row yesterday and
thought they were all Real. It appears that they just link to whatever
format the provider is providing.On 10/4/05, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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A friend of mine is a professional photographer (his resume includes 30
years for National Geographic). I did a photography course with him in
which he taught us that you should always ask permission, and desist
instantly if it isn't given. I saw him miss a fantastic shot that way -
it would
On 10/6/05, Jack Olmsted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The free program from Microsoft, Windows Movie Maker, is also easyto use. But, it has issues...like crashing at the worst moment.
The latest release, available with SP2, is a lot more stable.
I also use Roxio's VideoWave, part of the Easy
On 10/7/05, Adam Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure if this applies as much to other countries, where the news
channels are publicly owned entities and do not subsist on advertising
revenues. Correct me if I'm wrong.
The situation is no better in Italy, where the three state TV
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Way to go, Ian! That's even cooler than Wired and the NYT! And I'll be Pete Townsend knows how how to spell Milton Keynes.-- best regards,Deirdré Straughan
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The man asked you to do a review - you'd better get right on it!On 10/11/05, Ian Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Check out the clockwork Orange 'review' video i did recently. hecommented on that. That's how I found about about him. I wonder if I
should request a video or something...- Ian-- best
ps I mean a vlog review, of course.On 10/11/05, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The man asked you to do a review - you'd better get right on it!
On 10/11/05, Ian Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Check out the clockwork Orange 'review' video i did recently. hecommented on that. That's
I've never been of the money is evil school - in fact, I rather like
money! What you propose sounds reasonable to me, similar to other
business models that are springing up all over the place (Google Video,
Brightcove), all of them voluntary. The PSP twist might give you enough
of a niche to
On 10/11/05, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I chatted with Ian.
He said he's considering nice or alright for his review of Pete's
site
His parents are flipping out that he might respond in that way!
LOL
Ian's parents, like you and I, are old enough to know that PETE
TOWNSHEND
I videoblog exactly the same way I write and photograph for my website:
when and as I damn well please! It so happens that lately I feel like
doing more, soon I'll probably be too busy with my job (which is also
wicked cool fun) and will channel more of my time into that - although
the various
I've tried several times to get my vlog into iTunes. Noticed in today's
log for my website that one of my (few) QuickTime movies had a sudden
jump in hits, from where I could not tell. I checked iTunes, and there
I am. Sweet. But... the only item iTunes shows for my podcast is that
one, which
Not having a Mac, I don't have good free tools available for QuickTime
editing - I even paid for QuickTime Pro, and did not find it
particularly transparent or powerful, nor is the compression good - 12
mb for a 90 second file! Nearly 5 for a 30-second file with no audio.
Maybe I'm doing
On 10/12/05, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I ask about your current compression methods likeSorenson Do you have to set a lot of different settings, or atleast bitrate, or do you just pick an appropriate encoding profile andpress go?
You can do either. In the latest version
On 10/12/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, if/when Apple decide to make iTunes an official video podcastclient I think you will see a real snobbish attitude for the reasonsSteve points to. I just don't think what you're seeing now is due to
snobbery, that's all.
Solo 7 in Italia? Ma non e' possibile. C'e' una marea di videobloggers attivi qui. Fatevi contare!-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.straughan.com
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Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.
To unsubscribe from this
I don't have much to add to the wise statements already made in this
thread, but can tell you that jerks have been part of the Internet
since Day 2. Not Day 1. Day 1, for the general public, was the
CompuServe CB forums which had clearly-labelled adult channels in which
anyone identifying
On 10/16/05, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whilst in practise the only practical way to deal with it may be todevelop a thick skin or other coping strategies, its worth wonderingif there are any elements of the system of the internet that could becahnged to reduce this stuff, or other
Be sure to yell out the lyrics to Happy Birthday while they're hauling you away, so it
would be cost-prohibitive to show your arrest on TV.
No, don't, otherwise when we try to distribute to the
video to prove that you were wrongfully arrested, we'll be stopped by
Madonna's lawyers and justice
This is very helpful, thanks. Does anyone in the group have a video
iPod yet? It would be nice to be able to test and see what actually
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Looking to capitalize on its New Media momentum,
Apple buys video blog Rocketboom, with the idea of turning it into a
24-hour online video entertainment/liberal-news/retro-commercials/
Japanese-animation network. Fox beats Apple to the punch with the
launch of Foxy.tv.
...but read closely
I noticed this in the YouTube terms of use:
(ii) You have the written consent, release, and /or permission of each
and every identifiable individual person in the User Submission to use
the name or likeness of each and every such identifiable individual
person in the manner contemplated by the
You need to register on the Apple site, but that doesn't require buying anything and therefore no credit card.
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Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.
To
Would
you mind checking out mine and letting me know how they look? Search in
podcasts for Beginning with I. I've spent several days encoding them,
and would like to know it was for a good cause! Thanks.-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.beginningwithi.com
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Just to nitpick (don't I always?) there are many more types than that.
My own vlogs are not personal in the way yours are - I'm never in front
of the camera and only documenting my life in the sense that I'm
documenting some things I happen to see and places I happen to be. But
there's no
On 10/24/05, jonny goldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As somone remarked, an open media developers summit by invitationonly is something of an oxymoron... Are we in danger of getting alittle clicquish, folks?While the above does seem like an oxymoron, these folks only had limited space and
Interestingly, none of them has responded to this thread. They've
become so A-List they won't even talk to us poor schlubs? wicked
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Okay, constraints noted. But, as previously noted, with no warning at
all, it was impossible for most of us to participate even via the live
chat or stream (had it been working properly). In all the rush, none of
you - many of whom are active on this list - could remember to drop us
a line?
My current process is to edit the raw DV footage in Roxio VideoWave
(part of the Easy Creator package but apparently a light version is
also bundled with some cameras), save it out as DV again, then use
Sorenson Squeeze to compress into SWF and QuickTime Pro 7 to compress
into m4v for iTunes.--
I guess all I'm trying to say is that this community won't be nichefor long, and I welcome it.I want to see more videos about
skateboarding, snowboarding, taking care of a northwest lawn (akafighting moss), etc.
The community won't be niche anymore, but a lot of the content will be. See, you
On 10/27/05, robert a/k/a r [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would love to see this group get away from A-list and move forth. Letvideoblogging flourish without A-listers blogrolling A-listers, withoutclique-ybehaviour, opening the doors to all producers, developers and
collaborators.
Better yet,
FWIW, last week I converted many of my old videos to m4v for iTunes. I
simply added them as second enclosures in the relevant existing RSS
items. iTunes sees only the m4v files, everyone else sees one or the
other or maybe both. Doesn't seem to cause any problems.
Be aware that it takes
On 10/28/05, Scott Prentice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You probalbly (99.99% sure) won't see
video podcasting by the major news networks. Why? simple they
have done everything they can to protect the video.
If you count the Washington Post as a major news outlet, though not
primarily video, we
Paul's probably right. If you look at the actual vlogs, you'll find
lots of women. They just tend to be less vocal in this group (with
exceptions like myself).On 10/31/05, Paul Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there are more than you think, the split is probably 50 50 at the mo.-- best
On 11/1/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What will happen is that videoblogging will change from being a nicefriendly little community we are used to seeing here, into one wherepeople treat it like a competition for viewers, become obsessed with
stats and popularity, insult other
FYI, this has been proposed before, but I don't know what happened to
the repository of trailers. Another cross-promotion effort comes from
http://videoblogging-universe.com/ , as demoed on my page
http://beginningwithi.com/vlog/index.html-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.beginningwithi.com
On 11/2/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL. Seems to me it has already happened, as it was bound to. A technology can either be a big success or can be a nice little community - not both at the same time.Please define big success as the term may have different meanings to
different
Ah, I see where the confusion comes in. I was talking about the success
of videoblogging in general as a technology/technique/medium - not
anyone's specific videoblog, let alone my own! Success for any
individual's vlog is best defined by that person, of course!-- best regards,Deirdré
Okay, so I've made a 37-second trailer, in several formats, viewable in
Flash on http://beginningwithi.com/vlog/index.html. Who wants it?On 11/3/05, petertheman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I think having promos for vloggers is a great idea. I've been hoping
this would happen. I'll support whatever
Welcome aboard. There's a bunch of us in Europe (including the UK), see
http://vlogeurope.com/ for more info. I live in Italy myself, but will
be coming to the UK next week to visit my dad in Milton Keynes. (Ian?
Coffee again?)-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.beginningwithi.com
I try out most of the new video hosting services at least once, so I
tried out the new C|Net upload. They don't offer much in the way of
guidelines before you submit content as to what type of thing they're
looking for, though the set of categories they offer (once you get that
far) gives some
On 11/8/05, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well flash, of course. The advantage of flash video is that it'sprobably the most compatible format there is for Internet viewing.Of course the disadvantage is that it's not easy to create a flashvideo,
Sorenson Squeeze does it very nicely and
On 11/8/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But you couldn't replicate the user base, the social part of it in aweek or two...More and more it's about the social network of yourapp/site, which is both good and bad at the same time...
Very true. At what point do we all belong to more
On 11/9/05, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing I have noticed when working on windows machines that needs
quicktime... and using firefox. After QT is installed, firefox tends to
have problems playing some QT media and wants to download
updates but usually fails. This has
On 11/14/05, Christian Wach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 14 Nov 2005, at 10:08, duncan speakman wrote: i for one would love to go to dehli (CSF vlog)
I actually do go to Delhi now and then (as you can see on
my vlog), though I like Mumbai better. Do we have any vloggers actually
there?-- best
Something so amazing happened on our road yesterday that I'm still
giggling about it. I was too ill (bronchitis) to run out and chase it
down, but fortunately got decent footage right out my window.
http://beginningwithi.com/vlog/051119.html-- best regards,Deirdré
Something so amazing happened on our road yesterday that I'm still
giggling about it. I was too ill (bronchitis) to run out and chase it
down, but fortunately got decent footage right out my window.
http://beginningwithi.com/vlog/051119.html-- best regards,Deirdré
work :)Jan--It isn't done alone. Pay more.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/roadnode101/
- educationhttp://fauxpress.blogspot.com - motionhttp://blog.urbanartadventures.com - sound
http://vlogpresskit.blogspot.com - mediahttp://the-hold.blogspot.com - literature.On Nov 20, 2005, at 4:40 AM, Deirdre
Steve has many good points. I used to monitor software piracy for the
consumer software company I worked for. When our software got uploaded
to the Usenet, that was clear and egregious abuse, but there wasn't
much we could do about it. The usenet catalogs seed each other, so
even if one
LOL. They're right around the corner from my office. Want me to go beat them up for you?domain: videospider.itorg: BERBERA HYDE ENTERTAINMENT Snc
descr: Viale Abruzzi 83descr: 20131 Milano (MI)admin-c: MS6743-ITNICtech-c: MS6743-ITNICpostmaster:
Mefeedia also seems to be the most widely-referring vlog directory -
it's well up in my list of referrers every day - I usually get more
viewers/visitors from Mefeedia than iTunes.
On 11/22/05, petertheman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The mefeedia directory at http://mefeedia.com/feeds/ is a much
from Viale Abruzzi 83 20131 Milano (MI) ...
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videospider.it org: BERBERA HYDE ENTERTAINMENT Snc--Steve--Home Page - http://stevegarfield.comVideo
Right now, almost nobody recognizes everything.
If you want the publicity, you've got to do the legwork (and the file
formats) to be recognized everywhere. I currently produce my videos in
SWF for my site and most others, M4V for iPods, and high-quality WMVs
for TV broadcast and Veoh. It's a
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