[videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[johngaltsjournal]

Post of the week

On a different note, I haven't done this in a while:

GROUP HUG

I really appreiciate what we are doing:  demanding that we communicate.  I 
forget that 
sometimes on this list.  But really, just because I'm shouting in the corner, 
does not mean 
you have to answer. 

I'm not worried, someone will. 

love
schlomo
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
http://webzine2005.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "juan gonzalez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> It runs thick in my blood to Rebel against the "shoulds and coulds."
> 
> "Wierd, absurd, experimental, intellectually creative, emotionally 
> destructive documentation, as well as mindboggling retarded/ridiculus "PLAY 
> ," are the FUNdeMentals of Why I Vlog or do Art in general. Of coarse DRAW 
> THE LINE to Where I can do, say, post what ever the heavenly hell I want, 
> when I want is just part of my arrogant fodder to cross that Barrier. (Kinda 
> like taking a guitar to War instead of a gun. Not that I have but in my own 
> Way choose to do the ArtThang and not Murder.) Whether anyone is watching 
> today, tomarrow or yesterday. I take the future into consideration and all 
> the other Vlogs and VideoArt of the past/future culture pitree dishes into 
> Thought. Moreso today when it's in my POWER to choose what to see, hear, & 
> decide my level of involvement. (of coarse there are subconcious levels that 
> I may not be able to control and that's awesome too I'm all for irrational 
> thoughts)
> 
> Privacy isn't necessarily dead in my opinion I don"t believe anything or 
> anyone is watching me all the time. (hyper extreme trailblazing thought) Yet 
> I understand the trail left behind in the various forms so if Privacy is 
> indeed dead... I shrug eh "So What?" I got nothing to hide, if anything I 
> want to be found.
> 
> I think it's Astonishing that Jay and Ryanne have met through  these 
> sandwiched mediums. Vloging offers that availability to connect, share, 
> collaborate. Wheter it's "wierd, boreing, trucks, fish, botony, cats, kids, 
> love, etc...".  Behind every Vlog there are individuals, people, companies 
> and corporations. It's the internet and I see No Hiearchies just like Art. 
> The only gatekeeper is myselves.
> 
> note1
> Livejournal isn"t crap, like anything else everywhere else It's what the 
> individual makes it. I tend to make mine inclusive not exclusive. I walk 
> right by heiarchies, sometimes i stay and take alook around maybe strike up 
> a conversation, stand in line abit but i always leave that "SIDESHOW." In a 
> sence everything is a sideshow.
> so...
> I tell everyone I meet about my vlog, myspace, medfilms, livejournal ,and 
> have to "EDIT" myself as I live my life just for my own self insecurity. But 
> that SelfEditing is no different than Whom I am as a Person on the Planet.
> 
> note 2
> I don"t subscribe to all Vlogs nor want to.
> I do explore.
> I do take time to comment.
> I don"t necessarily like alot of vlogs but it dosn"t mean they should change 
> to my tastes.
> When I was a kid I didn"t like onions, spinach nor kale.
> Now I love them.
> Now I don"t like some meats.
> 
> Anyway, whatever my vlog is about is constantly being redefined, reimagined, 
> and readily available to C O M M U N I C A T E.
> 
> Thursday night in Austin, TX My friends and I Began Hosting Video 
> Screenings. Every Thursday from 7-10pm the owner of the UnderGround cafe 
> provides 2/4free beers per person depending... and we invite as many people 
> as we can through the various internet communities as well as word of mouth.
> Join US for free Hugs, Highfives, and then afterwards we walk acroos the 
> street to the Dog and Duck Pub for pints, pitchers and conversations.
> 
> This weeks screenings include:
> Artists
> 
> 
> 
> * Abe Freeman
> 
> 
> * Mark Hensel
> 
> 
> * Rachael Wellborn
> 
> 
> * Chris Moyes
> 
> 
> * Ryan Lauderdale
> 
> 
> * David Berezin
> 
> 
> * Robert Melton
> 
> 
> 
> * Kristin Lucas
> 
> 
> * Johnny Cisneros
> 
> 
> * johnjacob + William Sellari
> 
> 
> * Juan Carlos Gonzalez
> 
> This week we feature NODE::101 San Antonio in the Previews.
> http://ia300111.us.archive.org/2/items/MICHEALVERDIintronode101/
MichaelVerdiNODE101Intro2941.mov
> 
> alright so I've said my PEACE
> ~juancarlos
> http://mrmultiple2.blogspot.com
> 
> 
> >From: Ted Tagami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
> >To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog
> >Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 15:03:09 -0700
> >
> >Hey! Not all hippies are smelly!! ;)
> >
> >Peace and Love,
> >
> >- Ted
> >
> >On 10/26/05, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > >  > I have to admit, I'm curious as to what vlogs you feel kinda weird
> > > > watching, like you're too much inside someone's life... if a person
> > > > wants to share, whatever they decide to share, I don't think it
> > > > should make people feel 

[videoblogging] My Friend's First Videoblog

[Its A Mystery and So Im I]

Hi, Vloggers

I would like to share my friend's first attempt at videoblogging.
The videos up are hilarious.  

Go to Bill Dyszel's Instant filmmaking blog and give him some 
encouragement.  I think videoblogging is the perfect medium for 
his personality and talent.  

JV
Free 4 Filmmaking


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The Wonder of Instant Moviemaking

Once it took months or years to create a movie. Now you can dash off 
a flick in a couple days, or even a few hours. Today, thousands of 
crazed filmmakers compete in fast-forward moviemaking events such as 
the 48-Hour Film Project, CinemaSports, Quickflicks New York, or 
Group 101. I've been involved with all of these and a few others, 
too, and I think it's an amazing experience for filmmakers and 
audiences alike. This blog is dedicated to all those filmmakers for 
whom instant gratification isn't quite fast enough. 

http://instantmoviemaking.typepad.com/

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[David Meade]

I'm sure this wouldnt matter to those that champion the use of links within videos ...

but would that break ipod compatability of the video?  (they
obviously wouldnt be able to follow the links, but I mean would the
video no longer even play on an iPod if I were to experiment with this
in-video linking?)On 10/27/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 05:08:21 +0200, Verdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> As we've been collectively defining> videoblogging by practicing it for a while now it seems to me that
> the highly granular, hyper-texty video that Andreas holds in high> regard is only a small part of videoblogging - and it's not the main> part.But it's the most interesting part. :o)- Andreas
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[videoblogging] Open Call to Video Bloggers & VJs : Get Jiggy

[jean_poole]

here's a piece I wrote for a street press mag recently, trying to encourage some more cross-over and/or dialogue between the quite vibrant VJ & videoblogging scenes... am sending to both the eyecandy & videoblogging lists too, as well as posting at a few forum sites, and [EMAIL PROTECTED]www.skynoise.net so we'll see if it generates some more cross-fertilising? jpOpen Call to Video Bloggers & VJs : Get JiggyDespite all the creative aspirations and technical skills they share, there's surprisingly little overlap between the huge populations of VJs & video bloggers. Nurturing mutual status as pixel underdogs, both VJs & video bloggers are adept at dealing with low or non-existent budgets, and both champion storytelling and/or aesthetics and visual ideas over production values. That's not to say production values are ignored - in fact, production values probably tie up more than their fair share of discussion time in either community, but a key defining aspect of being a VJ or videoblogger is the joy of just of being able to get those pixels out there.While all this pre-supposes you have compelling video / stories / pixels to begin with, at least the current state of video play helps level the media playing field to some degree. And the current expansion of mobile video ( phones, PSP, video iPods & many other handhelds ), continues this window of opportunity for bedroom pixelists. And to think of a hybrid army of these pixelists, loaded up with the combined skillsets of the VJ & VideoBlogging massive, is to imagine a continually more diverse and decentralised media. So let's bring it on.What can Video Bloggers learn from VJs?VJs know how to move pixels in real-time. Whether responding to music, or creating live audiovisual pieces, VJs are at home using real-time editing tools, allowing easy compositing, layering, sequencing and effects on the fly. Aside from live performance though, the 'instrumentness' of these real-time tools means they are also very effective and flexible video production tools. Creativity can be given a new leash when freed from the constraints of the rendering timeline, and levels of complexity can be explored spontaneously that would take a long time to build up to with traditional video editing software. And VJ software is especially suited to online video publishers, because both VJs & VideoBloggers tend to use 320 x 240 sized clips ( the bloggers because it's a default multimedia size compromise for bandwidth concerns, the VJs because it's a compromise between resolution and allowing the speediest real-time triggering and manipulation).VJs also have extensive knowledge about how to get projections happening, whether on a screen in a club, theatre, projecting from a rooftop, mobile van, shopping trolley, or even the side of a train. This is a very useful amount of technical knowledge to tap into, but should also encourage online publishers to think more about where their work can be shown offline - where can video be seen? Be shown? Where can stories be told? Where can your colours be projected?VJs also know a lot about codecs, and the ways video is compressed to create the best combination of image quality and speed of playback and 'scrubbing' ( moving a file backwards and forwards on a timeline smoothly ). And a thing or two about transitions, visual storytelling, the power of the image, the use by date of the image, effects ( and their ever shrinking use by dates), automated processes ( such as visual manipulation by audio analysis ), video signal routing, capturing, sampling and much much more. Key VJ community resources & forums : www.vjforums.com, www.audiovisualizers.com & www.vjcentral.comhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/eyecandy  ( mailing list with thousands of VJs )http://music.columbia.edu/mailman/listinfo/0xff ( another good mailing list )What can VJs learn from Video Bloggers?Videobloggers ( also known as vloggers) know the online networks inside out, and know the values and pleasures of automated publishing - getting your work out there in appropriate formats, having it automatically archived and linked to from a main page, having it easily cross referenced or quoted and having interested audiences automatically notified when it is published. All of which help make any particularly worthy video rise on it's merits rather than marketing budget ( netheads love calling this a 'meritocracy' ). VideoBloggers also know a lot about compression codecs ( though more focussed on image quality and shrinking file size than clip triggering speed), about getting work out to as many different platforms as possible, about storytelling, about audiences, about online promotion, about embedding hyperlinks and much much more.Of course, many VJs are already posting videos online, but few are harnessing the benefits and play available with networked publishing. VJ Falk ( Berlin ) (www.prototypen.com/blog/falk ) continues to clock sporadic VJ created pieces, vjtorrents.com provides 'BitTorrent

Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 05:08:21 +0200, Verdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> As we've been collectively defining
> videoblogging by practicing it for a while now it seems to me that
> the highly granular, hyper-texty video that Andreas holds in high
> regard is only a small part of videoblogging - and it's not the main
> part.

But it's the most interesting part. :o)

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 02:04:47 +0200, andrew michael baron  
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Am I making the right inferences?

No, damnit. You didn't pay attention. I said this is NOT a case of  
either/or. It's NOT about "this is a videoblog and this is not a  
videoblog". It's a case of "to which degree is this videobloggy". It's a  
continuum.

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[videoblogging] Re: MP4 H.264

[ecomputerd]

Other people seem to believe that the H.264 quality is good, but my 
guess is they are comparing the quality per filesize or bitrate. It 
seems the quality per decoding or MHz "performance" is either equal 
or below other encoders: just my guess based on my experience 
playing back on a Pocket PC. The "some_postman" video that came 
around was supposed to be 25fps and 800kbit/s, played back with 
about 70% dropped frames at 7.778 fps.

Your post of 14.985 fps and 800 kbit/s worked with 136/3169 dropped 
frames. Fairly low dropout (playback fps of 14.342). I'm showing 
Audio: MPEG4 AAC Audio, AAC0 (Codec LibFAAD LC, HE,Ps AAC, 32kHz 
Mono) and Video: AVC aka H.264, AVC1 (FFmpeg AVC).

Plays back pretty good on a 500+MHz VGA Pocket PC.

I was hoping H.264 would also be a clear winner as well. You can get 
better playback performance with something like DivX, I think. I 
haven't done extensive testing, but the H.264 videos that people 
seem to be making are all (so far that I've tested) taxing to the 
playback system.

Incidently I love that song AND video. Sounds like a 1950's-era 
scat. The only thing that seems to give it away is the rushing snare 
roll, which I don't think I've ever heard in "earlier" music before 
(not that I listen to much of it, though). I could be all wrong on 
that, but either way: sounds great! And that framerate plays back 
decently on my Pocket PC.

Greg Smith
Author, FeederReader - Pocket PC *direct* RSS text, audio, video, 
podcasts
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, andrew michael baron 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm in limbo on the H264/MP4 files (Steve).
> 
> I recieved a copy of a the new Vegas app last month which is  
> recomended for making PSP files, but its Windows only. Also, there 
is  
> some controversoty over using the new Mp4 H264 file format on PSP  
> right now because its not backwards compatible and the new PSP  
> firmware 2.0 does not support all of the 3rd party apps that were  
> built up during the run of 1.
> 
> So a lot of people are telling me that they cant play the new 
H264  
> version because they will not upgrade the firmware.
> 
> Also, I was hoping that there would be a solution with h264 MP4 
that  
> would work cross platform, but the files that I was creating were  
> aparently not working on PSP or any Windows players.
> 
> Here is the last file I made:
> http://rocketboom.com/video/rb_05_oct_21.mp4
> 
> It's H264 and I wish this file would work in Quicktime, Ipod, PSP 
and  
> on Windows.
>






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Re: [videoblogging] no enclosures

[David Meade]

Josh ... I figured it out ... your MIME mention got me thinking and I
checked something...

It's the MP3 you have as an enclosure in your latest post.  the
Blip.TV server is returning it's content type as

text/html;

instead of:

audio/mpeg

When feed burner goes to check the content type isn't not matching
what it should be.  The good news is this is an easy fix ... The
blip.tv servers were doing the same thing for WMVs not too long ago
and they fixed it for me inside of a day.

I'd email Mike and ask him about it and in the meantime maybe remove
reference to the MP3.

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>I have had a working feed since march, i have 3 other working feedburner 
> feeds, but all of a sudden this morning , I discovered the my feed had no 
> enclosures. It worked fine last night, no changes were made. I tried 
> resyncing, I tried republishing my video blog, but nothing is happening.
>
>  the feedburner support mentioned a MIME problem on one of my posts from 
> april that is on the archive...but that is not the problem, it worked fine 
> before, and i host all my stuff on blip now...and like i said...it worked 
> yesterday
>
>  anyone got any ideas as to what the heck is going on?!  Im kinda pissed that 
> my subscribers get nothing/error
>
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> joshspicks.blogspot.com
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: top feedburner vlogs

[Deirdre Straughan]

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 and Markus agree. -- best regards,Deirdré Straughan
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[videoblogging] no enclosures

[Josh Leo]

I have had a working feed since march, i have 3 other working feedburner feeds, but all of a sudden this
morning , I discovered the my feed had no enclosures. It worked fine
last night, no changes were made.
I tried resyncing, I tried republishing my video blog, but nothing is happening.

the feedburner support mentioned a MIME problem on one of my posts from
april that is on the archive...but that is not the problem, it worked
fine before, and i host all my stuff on blip now...and like i said...it
worked yesterday

anyone got any ideas as to what the heck is going on?!  Im kinda pissed that my subscribers get nothing/error
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Re: [videoblogging] MP4 H.264

[David Meade]

I can view this file in windows just fine.I'm using winXP and have QT 7 Pro installed on this pcOn 10/26/05, andrew michael baron <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm in limbo on the H264/MP4 files (Steve).
I recieved a copy of a the new Vegas app last month which isrecomended for making PSP files, but its Windows only. Also, there issome controversoty over using the new Mp4 H264 file format on PSPright now because its not backwards compatible and the new PSP
firmware 2.0 does not support all of the 3rd party apps that werebuilt up during the run of 1.So a lot of people are telling me that they cant play the new H264version because they will not upgrade the firmware.
Also, I was hoping that there would be a solution with h264 MP4 thatwould work cross platform, but the files that I was creating wereaparently not working on PSP or any Windows players.Here is the last file I made:
http://rocketboom.com/video/rb_05_oct_21.mp4It's H264 and I wish this file would work in Quicktime, Ipod, PSP andon Windows.
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Re: [videoblogging] One more attempt...a simple request...please

[Jay dedman]

> I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had my
> vlog up for short time but am now up to full speed
> of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get some
> feedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, if
> it's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most part
> throughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart
> soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playing
> around with some footage and putting some videos up.
> vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com

haha
we have the problem of so many videos to watch now.
i dont think there are any videoblogs that compare to this content.
this is new territory.
so you guys shot this way back when?
history.

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[videoblogging] Vlog Post: Joshua Schachter and Future of Tagging

[Beth Kanter]

Title: Message





Just 
did a vlog post of a talk by Joshua Schachter (delicious guy).  There are 
lots of text notes and a few clips, including his elevator speech.  After 
the discussion, I wanted to get him to do the elevator pitch in the 
elevator in the building, but it was too crowded ... so vlog 
verite
http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2005/10/joshua_schachte.html

  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: ourmedia complete server upgrade

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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "chrlshogan" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ourmedia has just completed our server upgrade.  We have doubled the 
> memory capacity.  The site is now stabilizing.  We will be migrating 
> our servers in November to an even larger server system.
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That is excellent news!  Keep us uptodate!  I will retry uploading my 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[robert a/k/a r]

I would love to see this group get away from A-list and move forth. Let 
videoblogging flourish without A-listers blogrolling A-listers, without 
clique-y  behaviour, opening the doors to all producers, developers and 
collaborators.

I have never met JG but love his spirit. The petrie dish concept is a 
wonderful thing, make open media, live open media.

I like his statement "Behind every Vlog there are individuals, 
people...".  YES!

I don't know Rachel, Mark, Abe, Chris, Ryan, David, Robert, Christian, 
Johnny, and Johnjacob tho I think I'd like to meet them all. JG, please 
help get their work online for us, help us video bloggers discover 
these new people and their ideas.

Let's make a special effort to make this happen, let's make the 
community more open, let's let in anyone who wants to develop tools, 
create content, communicate ideas.

Let's not discriminate, let's not be small, let's welcome everyone to 
attend all functions, with no excuses.

Let's make this happen big, let's make an extraordinary effort to not 
exclude and for us all to be open. Let the people be visible, let the 
B, C, D and E list be visible, let everyone be equal. And let everyone 
be a collaborator. Be collaborative, not exclusionary.

Make love not war. Kudos to Verdi and everyone who helps noobs, and 
everyone encourages peeps everywhere have a conversation with all of 
us. Check out Charles Hope's link to Blip-hosted entry 
http://tinyurl.com/e3j85


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>
> It runs thick in my blood to Rebel against the "shoulds and coulds."
>
> "Wierd, absurd, experimental, intellectually creative, emotionally
> destructive documentation, as well as mindboggling retarded/ridiculus 
> "PLAY
> ," are the FUNdeMentals of Why I Vlog or do Art in general. Of coarse 
> DRAW
> THE LINE to Where I can do, say, post what ever the heavenly hell I 
> want,
> when I want is just part of my arrogant fodder to cross that Barrier. 
> (Kinda
> like taking a guitar to War instead of a gun. Not that I have but in 
> my own
> Way choose to do the ArtThang and not Murder.) Whether anyone is 
> watching
> today, tomarrow or yesterday. I take the future into consideration and 
> all
> the other Vlogs and VideoArt of the past/future culture pitree dishes 
> into
> Thought. Moreso today when it's in my POWER to choose what to see, 
> hear, &
> decide my level of involvement. (of coarse there are subconcious 
> levels that
> I may not be able to control and that's awesome too I'm all for 
> irrational
> thoughts)
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[videoblogging] MP4 H.264

[andrew michael baron]

I'm in limbo on the H264/MP4 files (Steve).

I recieved a copy of a the new Vegas app last month which is  
recomended for making PSP files, but its Windows only. Also, there is  
some controversoty over using the new Mp4 H264 file format on PSP  
right now because its not backwards compatible and the new PSP  
firmware 2.0 does not support all of the 3rd party apps that were  
built up during the run of 1.

So a lot of people are telling me that they cant play the new H264  
version because they will not upgrade the firmware.

Also, I was hoping that there would be a solution with h264 MP4 that  
would work cross platform, but the files that I was creating were  
aparently not working on PSP or any Windows players.

Here is the last file I made:
http://rocketboom.com/video/rb_05_oct_21.mp4

It's H264 and I wish this file would work in Quicktime, Ipod, PSP and  
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Re: [videoblogging] Fresh video of Iraq bombings

[Jay dedman]

>  Video of right after Monday's Baghdad bombings.
>  http://tinyurl.com/e3j85
>  This is the promise of videoblogging.

Ryan just emailed this to me.
this is what we've all always talked about.
being able to see things happen from the ground.
i hope this is just the beginning.

id also like to know who these people are.
lets build some credibility.

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[videoblogging] CommonMedia Launches DRM-Free Music and Video Stores

[Michael Sullivan]

of interest.http://blog.commonbits.org/2005/10/commonmedia_lau.html-- sull- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
"The hybrid or the meeting of two media is a moment of truth and revelation from which new form is born"- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - http://vlogdir.com
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Verdi]

On Oct 26, 2005, at 7:04 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:

> And also, it seems as though, for the most part then, 99.9% of the
> people on the yahoo videoblog list that say they have videoblogs do
> not, according to your definition.

What he's said about that in the past is that most of us are  
practicing a "lower" form of videoblogging.  At least that's the way  
I understand what he's said.  I do believe he makes some valid and  
important points but I also think he puts too much emphasis on what  
he terms "bloggy video."  As we've been collectively defining  
videoblogging by practicing it for a while now it seems to me that  
the highly granular, hyper-texty video that Andreas holds in high  
regard is only a small part of videoblogging - and it's not the main  
part.

Maybe if more people practiced that kind of videoblogging it would be  
widely seen as defining it.  Thus my whole thing about "quit typing  
about what you think a videoblog is and go make a videoblog about  
what you think a videoblog is."  Give us examples.  Lots of  
examples.  Compelling examples.

Pretty soon we'll have lots of examples of television as "video  
podcasts."

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[videoblogging] Fresh video of Iraq bombings

[Charles HOPE]

Video of right after Monday's Baghdad bombings.

http://tinyurl.com/e3j85

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Re: [videoblogging] PC Video Edititing Software

[Christopher Bergeron]

I have downloaded the free trial of Premier Elements
and think it is definatly something to concider for
once I finish fixing the roof (don't worry there will
be a video).

BUT

Using another sugestion I have used Quicktime Pro to
Export an AVI to Mpeg4 format.  Hopefully it turns out
to be iPod friendly!

I have uploaded it to OurMedia like I do all of my
videos, but this one doesn't stream?  I know that I'm
overlooking something simple.  When exporting I used
MP4 Video AAC Audio and I clicked the "Enable
Streaming" button and left the defaults on the screen
of Maximum Packet Size = 1450 and Maximum Packet
Duration = 100

I'm not sure what else I'm supposed to do to get it to
stream?

http://theramblingloggerhead.com/index.php?blog=2&title=my_first_mp4_video&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1


thanks again!

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Re: [videoblogging] One more attempt...a simple request...please

[Lynn Lane]

Dave,Thanks! I actually will be showing more personal footage of those guys that were in the videos over the next few weeks with some other interesting B-Roll thrown in to boot. I really want to thank you for taking a look at what I'm putting up there. Like I said, I'll be launching my new site that is going to be an ongoing online open ended documentary. It will meander across various subjects and locales. I have some pretty solid plans for it and I think it should be pretty interesting. The site is "Vlogumentarian.com". I'll post on here when I get it launched. LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerComing Soon:www.Vlogumentarian.comwww.VlogReporter.comAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC On Oct 26, 2005, at 8:32 PM, David Meade wrote: I really liked the vlog, Lynn!  The vlogs left me hoping for another episode to dive deeper into the lives of whoever that episide was interviewing.    Cant wait to see the next theme you go after.  - DaveOn 10/26/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello fellow vloggers.I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had myvlog up for short time but am now up to full speedof putting at least one video up day. I would love to get some feedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, ifit's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most partthroughout this current series of videos but it is going to departsoon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playing around with some footage and putting some videos up.vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comThanks for those who can help with some feedback.LynnLynn Lane Coal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog:  http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerComing Soon:www.Vlogumentarian.com www.VlogReporter.comAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~-->Most low income households are not online. Help bridge the digital divide today! http://us.click.yahoo.com/cd_AJB/QnQLAA/TtwFAA/lBLqlB/TM~-> Yahoo! Groups Links<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/<*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]<*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/-- http://www.DavidMeade.com  YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] One more attempt...a simple request...please

[David Meade]

I really liked the vlog, Lynn!

The vlogs left me hoping for another episode to dive deeper into the lives of whoever that episide was interviewing.  

Cant wait to see the next theme you go after.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[andrew michael baron]

It sounds like according to your definition of a videoblog then, the  
example you sited of Steve Garfield's would not really allow for  
defining his website as a videoblog, or even as having a videoblog  
component, but rather, he created one video that you host on your  
site which you call a single videoblog? In otherwods, Steve has not  
produced anything that could be defined as a videoblog, since this  
piece with the hyperlinks?

And the reference to Human Dog - wouldn't it also then be correctly  
inferred from your definition that thehuman dog has a bit of content  
that passes for videoblogs but that most of what Chris posts that he  
calls a videoblog, is not?

And also, it seems as though, for the most part then, 99.9% of the  
people on the yahoo videoblog list that say they have videoblogs do  
not, according to your definition.

Am I making the right inferences?



On Oct 26, 2005, at 6:06 PM, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:

> On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:36:16 +0200, andrew michael baron
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>
>> So give an example. Is there anyone out there now who has a
>> "videoblog" and post's videobloggy posts? Can you give a link and
>> describe what sets it apart?
>>
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> As for pointing out of the blog there are time-based hyperlinks.  
> Such as
> "Steve Garfield With Added Links"  http://solitude.dk/archives/20041123-2323/ > - I have more of that  
> type
> spread over my own blog. Adrian Miles have more complex ways of
> referencing outside sources and providing links within video. I  
> think my
> next personal example will be a picture-in-picture quote where the  
> little
> picture will be a link to whatever I'm quoting.
>
> Regarding the 'one thought' concept my current baby of the series  
> about
> The Haberek at Human-Dog http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?cat=7  
> >. This
> story could have been told as one big video, but instead it was  
> told as
> seven seperate entries. Each able to stand alone. Now I can  
> reference that
> one subset I want to talk about. Lately I've also enjoyed "Lorem  
> Ipsum"
>  from Dave H http://davemedia.blogspot.com/ > for the same  
> reasons. I
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> been
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[videoblogging] Re: Creative crisis (I'm stuck)

[Dan R]

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "tractionman_swe" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
. Don't really want to show stuff like: "this is my 
> home", "this is my pet frog", "this is where I work" and so on. Not 
> because I'm afraid to show things like that. It's just that I find 
> my everyday life to be, well kind of dull and I doubt that anyone 
> would like to see it anyway.
> 
> Sorry for my ramblings and poor english. Hope you can help me.
> 
> /Stellan Johansson, Sweden
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  There's a woman local to silicon valley who edits her vacation videos 
around a theme. They're always entertaining and no one realizes they're 
vacation videos. She edited vacation video of her grandkids into a 
video called "centrifugal motion" it won some local awards and is 
better than the theme park's actual television commercials. So I guess 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[juan gonzalez]

It runs thick in my blood to Rebel against the "shoulds and coulds."

"Wierd, absurd, experimental, intellectually creative, emotionally 
destructive documentation, as well as mindboggling retarded/ridiculus "PLAY 
," are the FUNdeMentals of Why I Vlog or do Art in general. Of coarse DRAW 
THE LINE to Where I can do, say, post what ever the heavenly hell I want, 
when I want is just part of my arrogant fodder to cross that Barrier. (Kinda 
like taking a guitar to War instead of a gun. Not that I have but in my own 
Way choose to do the ArtThang and not Murder.) Whether anyone is watching 
today, tomarrow or yesterday. I take the future into consideration and all 
the other Vlogs and VideoArt of the past/future culture pitree dishes into 
Thought. Moreso today when it's in my POWER to choose what to see, hear, & 
decide my level of involvement. (of coarse there are subconcious levels that 
I may not be able to control and that's awesome too I'm all for irrational 
thoughts)

Privacy isn't necessarily dead in my opinion I don"t believe anything or 
anyone is watching me all the time. (hyper extreme trailblazing thought) Yet 
I understand the trail left behind in the various forms so if Privacy is 
indeed dead... I shrug eh "So What?" I got nothing to hide, if anything I 
want to be found.

I think it's Astonishing that Jay and Ryanne have met through  these 
sandwiched mediums. Vloging offers that availability to connect, share, 
collaborate. Wheter it's "wierd, boreing, trucks, fish, botony, cats, kids, 
love, etc...".  Behind every Vlog there are individuals, people, companies 
and corporations. It's the internet and I see No Hiearchies just like Art. 
The only gatekeeper is myselves.

note1
Livejournal isn"t crap, like anything else everywhere else It's what the 
individual makes it. I tend to make mine inclusive not exclusive. I walk 
right by heiarchies, sometimes i stay and take alook around maybe strike up 
a conversation, stand in line abit but i always leave that "SIDESHOW." In a 
sence everything is a sideshow.
so...
I tell everyone I meet about my vlog, myspace, medfilms, livejournal ,and 
have to "EDIT" myself as I live my life just for my own self insecurity. But 
that SelfEditing is no different than Whom I am as a Person on the Planet.

note 2
I don"t subscribe to all Vlogs nor want to.
I do explore.
I do take time to comment.
I don"t necessarily like alot of vlogs but it dosn"t mean they should change 
to my tastes.
When I was a kid I didn"t like onions, spinach nor kale.
Now I love them.
Now I don"t like some meats.

Anyway, whatever my vlog is about is constantly being redefined, reimagined, 
and readily available to C O M M U N I C A T E.

Thursday night in Austin, TX My friends and I Began Hosting Video 
Screenings. Every Thursday from 7-10pm the owner of the UnderGround cafe 
provides 2/4free beers per person depending... and we invite as many people 
as we can through the various internet communities as well as word of mouth.
Join US for free Hugs, Highfives, and then afterwards we walk acroos the 
street to the Dog and Duck Pub for pints, pitchers and conversations.

This weeks screenings include:
Artists



* Abe Freeman


* Mark Hensel


* Rachael Wellborn


* Chris Moyes


* Ryan Lauderdale


* David Berezin


* Robert Melton



* Kristin Lucas


* Johnny Cisneros


* johnjacob + William Sellari


* Juan Carlos Gonzalez

This week we feature NODE::101 San Antonio in the Previews.
http://ia300111.us.archive.org/2/items/MICHEALVERDIintronode101/MichaelVerdiNODE101Intro2941.mov

alright so I've said my PEACE
~juancarlos
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>To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog
>Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 15:03:09 -0700
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>Hey! Not all hippies are smelly!! ;)
>
>Peace and Love,
>
>- Ted
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>On 10/26/05, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >  > I have to admit, I'm curious as to what vlogs you feel kinda weird
> > > watching, like you're too much inside someone's life... if a person
> > > wants to share, whatever they decide to share, I don't think it
> > > should make people feel weird--it should make them feel welcome.
> > > Susan
> > > http://vlog.kitykity.com
> >
> > "weird" is such a great, but meaningless, word.
> > for example...your videoblog: http://vlog.kitykity.com
> > here i am...allowed to see your intimate family moments.
> > its like im walking into your house and opening up your photo albums.
> > how great is that.
> >
> > it really isnt "weird" though.
> > Its just a change in how we interact.
> > Richard BF said it best when he said that "privacy is dead".
> > http://www.kashum.com/blog/1128569900
> > (who is probably one of the best videoblog critics around)
> >
> > so its just amazing to actually be able to see the social changes
> > happening.
> > right now, i dont have relatio

Re: [videoblogging] ourmedia complete server upgrade

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> ourmedia has just completed our server upgrade.  We have doubled the
> memory capacity.  The site is now stabilizing.  We will be migrating
> our servers in November to an even larger server system.

yipee!!!
everyone do some testing and see if theyve upgraded enough.

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[videoblogging] Re: I need to get a friend. <>

[Gena]

Ah yes, trolls. It is the bad part of interactive. It stings but brush
yourself off and start all over again. You are not doing this for the
trolls and bottom feeders. 

You have something important to say and for me to watch. I don't have
kids, carpool or the demands on your time. But viewing your video I
can get a sense of what your life is like. It gives me a context to
understanding the people in this country.

Some people seem to come from the "Jerry Springer" school of social
discourse. But, as this person is discovering, that might not work
when the conversation is visible to all and you can be tracked back to
your lair. He may learned something today about responsibility. If not
him someone else who stopped by to check out your video. 

Good will come of out of this moment in time. Oh, wait - it has
passed. Cool.

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> I guess I need to get a friend...
> http://blip.tv/file/3094#979
> This is what I really don't want blip.tv and other sites turning into.  
> I don't want them turning into LiveJournal-esque, childish crap. 
Check > out the commenter's videos as well--wonderful editing skills,
and > impeccable grammar.  Go ahead, say it--art is art.  Whatever. 
I'm just in a bad mood now.
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[videoblogging] Re: Mexican vloggers?

[jonny goldstein]

Did you try posting your question on the Spanish Language Yahoo Vlog
Group?

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vlogespanol/

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> --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Hey, just wondering if there are any other vloggeras in Mexico. I 
> know of just one other, 
> > Dennis who has the Mexican Movies vlog. Are there are others lurking 
> out there? Any 
> > Spanish speakers? Maybe we should get together and have a 
> vloggercue. We should have 
> > some sort of get together. It's happened in the states and in 
> Europe. I think Latin America 
> > is the next logical place.
> > 
> > Jack (preparing the goat meat)
> >
> we have way too many Latin American bloggers at ourmedia.  I think 
> they also have about four or five groups.  We have known one new group 
> is educational, based in Brazil, and in impoverished area of their 
> country.  The kids have already put up a pod cast in their native 
> language Portuguese.
> 
> Also, Chile just got some major initiative going, they had some major 
> big names underwriting them.  Names like IBM, ATT Microsoft and a 
> bunch of others.  Check it out.
> 
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[videoblogging] VideoEgg, TypePad Team on Video Blogging

[Steve Garfield]

Elizabeth Millard's Publish.com article just came out, VideoEgg,  
TypePad Team on Video Blogging:


I just had to laugh at this part:

"VideoEgg and TypePad expect that many more bloggers will now  
incorporate video into their blogs, in much the same way that they  
include photos.

Although Sladek anticipates that this will drive more video onto the  
Web, he does not expect that there will suddenly be a surge of  
video-based journalism, or film school alternatives.

"We're going to see lots of grandchildren and puppies," he laughed.  
"But that's great, because that's what blogs are all about." "

She has some quotes from me in there and the other stuff I mentioned  
that didn't make it into the article is over here:




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[videoblogging] ourmedia complete server upgrade

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[videoblogging] Re: iTunes 1-click subscribe

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> Wiser words of wisdom were never said. I'm getting sense of  
> perspective from this list I have not had before in my nerdy  
> fantasyland. Does Jen have a blog she doesn't want us to know about?
> 
> Does anyone know the name of the new business video blogging group? 
I  
> heard about it from Eric Rice at his Roadshow last night in 
Woodside,  
> but can't find it.
> 

> 
> On Aug 16, 2005, at 6:00 AM, Jen Simmons wrote:
> 
> > Rather than getting all huffy and self-righteous, it's better to 
just
> > realize this technology is incredibly complex, and still  
> > overwhelmingly
> > tricky for the majority of people. The best way to "help out" is 
to
> > calmly teach teach teach teach teach :-) Many many people on this 
list
> > do exactly that every single day.. and more and more human 
beings
> > on our planet are getting more and more computer literate and 
media
> > savvy.
> >
> > jen
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Re: [videoblogging] why people videoblog

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On 10/26/05, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Jay dedman wrote:
> what I realized was that i could record my life.
> unlike many podcasts and all TV shows where I would seek for a large
> audience, im bascially making a digital scapbook for myself(in the
> future) and my friends.

> in 100 years, this will be gold because you will see what people were like.
> while in 100 years, some daily show on technology will be curious pop culture.

Heck, I've been blogging for just 8 years now, and even in that amount 
of time I can see the value. I don't think many people take into account 
the long term archiving aspect of it.Steve Garfield blogged about a great article discussing this subject.  I can't remember the link, just did 15 different searches and couldn't find it.
Steve, can you point us to the link?It was about how to write so that future historians will find it useful.  Written by a woman. Mentioned Thomas Turner, I think.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Turner_%28diarist_and_shopkeeper%29 >--AQbullemhead.com

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Re: [videoblogging] Creative crisis (I'm stuck)

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I just signed up ... not sure what I was thinking :-P
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Go Dave go! ;)I am actually twisting the rules to suit my needs. I will be making a movie script over the same 30 day period, and using nanowrimo as a support group!
Let me know if you dive in...Best,- Ted

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Re: [videoblogging] why people videoblog

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Jay dedman wrote:
> what I realized was that i could record my life.
> unlike many podcasts and all TV shows where I would seek for a large
> audience, im bascially making a digital scapbook for myself(in the
> future) and my friends.

> in 100 years, this will be gold because you will see what people were like.
> while in 100 years, some daily show on technology will be curious pop culture.

Heck, I've been blogging for just 8 years now, and even in that amount 
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[videoblogging] Re: Mexican vloggers?

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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hey, just wondering if there are any other vloggeras in Mexico. I 
know of just one other, 
> Dennis who has the Mexican Movies vlog. Are there are others lurking 
out there? Any 
> Spanish speakers? Maybe we should get together and have a 
vloggercue. We should have 
> some sort of get together. It's happened in the states and in 
Europe. I think Latin America 
> is the next logical place.
> 
> Jack (preparing the goat meat)
>
we have way too many Latin American bloggers at ourmedia.  I think 
they also have about four or five groups.  We have known one new group 
is educational, based in Brazil, and in impoverished area of their 
country.  The kids have already put up a pod cast in their native 
language Portuguese.

Also, Chile just got some major initiative going, they had some major 
big names underwriting them.  Names like IBM, ATT Microsoft and a 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

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On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:36:16 +0200, andrew michael baron  
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> So give an example. Is there anyone out there now who has a
> "videoblog" and post's videobloggy posts? Can you give a link and
> describe what sets it apart?

As for pointing out of the blog there are time-based hyperlinks. Such as  
"Steve Garfield With Added Links" http://solitude.dk/archives/20041123-2323/ > - I have more of that type  
spread over my own blog. Adrian Miles have more complex ways of  
referencing outside sources and providing links within video. I think my  
next personal example will be a picture-in-picture quote where the little  
picture will be a link to whatever I'm quoting.

Regarding the 'one thought' concept my current baby of the series about  
The Haberek at Human-Dog http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?cat=7 >. This  
story could have been told as one big video, but instead it was told as  
seven seperate entries. Each able to stand alone. Now I can reference that  
one subset I want to talk about. Lately I've also enjoyed "Lorem Ipsum"  
 from Dave H http://davemedia.blogspot.com/ > for the same reasons. I  
use these as examples because it's easy to see how these could have been  
built as traditional video, not because the concept of 'one thought' only  
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[videoblogging] Washington Post videos available on iTunes

[ecomputerd]

Although this is great, I can't seem to locate an actual RSS feed 
with video. But maybe I need to spend more than 5 minutes searching.

lesposen submitted this to the podcast group. Probably useful 
information for this group, too.

"Washingtonpost.com may be the first site without a strong TV tie-in
to make video available via iTunes. Unlike Disney, this is no fancy
deal with Steve Jobs. Deputy multimedia editor Chet Rhodes told
MediaPost no effort was made to even contact. The video podcasts are
free to download and, for now, free of ads; Rhodes estimates that
video would have to be downloaded at least 10,000 times before
attracting advertisers.
So far, the site has posted six video podcasts (including a review of
the new video iPod) ranging in length from news clips of about two
minutes to short-form documentaries running nearly 10 minutes; they
can be viewed or downloaded individually through iTunes or subscribed
to as a video RSS feed.
Finding a way to make money from audio and video podcasts may be the
ultimate goal, but some media companies view increased exposure as
payment enough in the short term. In the long term, making money via
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[Ted Tagami]

Hey! Not all hippies are smelly!! ;)

Peace and Love,

- TedOn 10/26/05, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




> I have to admit, I'm curious as to what vlogs you feel kinda weird
> watching, like you're too much inside someone's life... if a person
> wants to share, whatever they decide to share, I don't think it
> should make people feel weird--it should make them feel welcome.
> Susan
> http://vlog.kitykity.com

"weird" is such a great, but meaningless, word.
for example...your videoblog: http://vlog.kitykity.com
here i am...allowed to see your intimate family moments.
its like im walking into your house and opening up your photo albums.
how great is that.

it really isnt "weird" though.
Its just a change in how we interact.
Richard BF said it best when he said that "privacy is dead".
http://www.kashum.com/blog/1128569900
(who is probably one of the best videoblog critics around)

so its just amazing to actually be able to see the social changes happening.
right now, i dont have relationships with people in other countries
UNLESS i have met them in person somehow.
there are few places for me to talk to people from other countries
about our lives or things happening in the world.
Many reasons for this: language barriers, we dont talk to people
unless they are like us, some cultures might not have the urge to open
up.
But with VideobloggingI really see a foundation being built.
In 10 years, when a large group of people(thousands?) start recording
their lives online...youll be able to surf around and share their
consciousness. Without sounding like a smelly, fucking hippieI
think this is pretty cool.
Seeing how someone lives creates empathy.

Tis reminds me of a great Daily Show observation:
Manhattan voted 87% against Bush.
we were also the center of the only US terrorist attack while also
having the gayest population on the planet.
the election was decided becasue of fear of terrorsim and
disaggreement with gay marriage.
when you dont know people, you can really hate them.

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Re: [videoblogging] PC Video Edititing Software

[Richard Show]

I also found premier elements to be pretty powerful for the price and used if for most of my videos ... RichardOn 10/25/05, Sheldon Pineo <
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One more attempt...a simple request...please

[Lynn Lane]

Matt,Thanks for checking out my vlog and especially thanks for the add to your FireANT! I like producing these in a raw format as it seems to fit the subject matter. Much of what I do in my long format documentaries is more controlled so this is a great departure. I'll be bringing some more street interviews soon as well as a series of perspectives form people of all walks of life on varying subjects. I'll revisit this current topic from time to time because I am working on another feature length project that will keep me in touch with the Hip Hop and South Bronx environment only it isn't involved in the music industry at all. I will put some clips up from what I'm working on over the next few weeks more than likely.Once I launch my new site "Vlogumentarian.com" I will explore this idea of free flowing or freestyle online documentary more in depth. I have a pretty expansive project planned for it. LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerComing Soon:www.Vlogumentarian.comwww.VlogReporter.comAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC On Oct 26, 2005, at 5:34 PM, LeanBackVids.com wrote:  Good stuff - it has a raw feel and I like the way the guys talk to the camera rather than to the person behind it.  I just added you to my FireANT - keep up the great work.  Any hints as to what the next topic is?  -Matt  http://www.leanbackvids.com/ http://www.vlogmap.org/   --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Dave, >  > Thanks! Just trying to get a feel for what people think. I'm about to   > change focus on what is up. Lately it has had a similar theme running   > throughout but I am shifting topics in the next week. I will have   > revolving topics that sometimes are revisited on occasion. >  > Lynn >  > Lynn Lane > Coal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazine > website: www.CoalRiverPictures.com > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >  > vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com > feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmaker >  > Coming Soon: > www.Vlogumentarian.com > www.VlogReporter.com >  > AIVF/IDA >  > Ring 8 Member > NYC >  >  >  >  > On Oct 26, 2005, at 4:58 PM, David Meade wrote: >  > > Hey Lynn ... Sorry I havent had time to check today, but FYI I'll   > > take a look at them tonight. > > > > - Dave > > http://www.davidmeade.com > > > > > > On 10/26/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello fellow vloggers. > > > > I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had my > > vlog up for short time but am now up to full speed > > of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get some > > feedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, if > > it's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most part > > throughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart > > soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playing > > around with some footage and putting some videos up. > > > > vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com > > > > Thanks for those who can help with some feedback. > > > > Lynn > > > > Lynn Lane > > Coal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazine > > website: www.CoalRiverPictures.com > > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com > > feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmaker > > > > Coming Soon: > > www.Vlogumentarian.com > > www.VlogReporter.com > > > > AIVF/IDA > > > > Ring 8 Member > > NYC > > > > > > > > > > > > > >  Yahoo! Groups Sponsor   > > ~--> > > Most low income households are not online. Help bridge the digital   > > divide today! > > http://us.click.yahoo.com/cd_AJB/QnQLAA/TtwFAA/lBLqlB/TM > >   > > ~-> > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS > > > >  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web. > > > >  To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > >  [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >  Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. > > > > >   SPONSORED LINKS  Individual  Fireant  Use YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Creative crisis (I'm stuck)

[Ted Tagami]

Go Dave go! ;)

I am actually twisting the rules to suit my needs. I will be making a
movie script over the same 30 day period, and using nanowrimo as a
support group!

Let me know if you dive in...

Best,

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Oh Man! I wish I hadnt ever seen that link  that looks awesome  and scary ... damn. hmm.
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[Jay dedman]

> I have to admit, I'm curious as to what vlogs you feel kinda weird
> watching, like you're too much inside someone's life... if a person
> wants to share, whatever they decide to share, I don't think it
> should make people feel weird--it should make them feel welcome.
> Susan
> http://vlog.kitykity.com

"weird" is such a great, but meaningless, word.
for example...your videoblog: http://vlog.kitykity.com
here i am...allowed to see your intimate family moments.
its like im walking into your house and opening up your photo albums.
how great is that.

it really isnt "weird" though.
Its just a change in how we interact.
Richard BF said it best when he said that "privacy is dead".
http://www.kashum.com/blog/1128569900
(who is probably one of the best videoblog critics around)

so its just amazing to actually be able to see the social changes happening.
right now, i dont have relationships with people in other countries
UNLESS i have met them in person somehow.
there are few places for me to talk to people from other countries
about our lives or things happening in the world.
Many reasons for this: language barriers, we dont talk to people
unless they are like us, some cultures might not have the urge to open
up.
But with VideobloggingI really see a foundation being built.
In 10 years, when a large group of people(thousands?) start recording
their lives online...youll be able to surf around and share their
consciousness. Without sounding like a smelly, fucking hippieI
think this is pretty cool.
Seeing how someone lives creates empathy.

Tis reminds me of a great Daily Show observation:
Manhattan voted 87% against Bush.
we were also the center of the only US terrorist attack while also
having the gayest population on the planet.
the election was decided becasue of fear of terrorsim and
disaggreement with gay marriage.
when you dont know people, you can really hate them.

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Re: [videoblogging] I need to get a friend.

[Ted Tagami]

Susan - 

Just consider the source. As a work @ home dad I was engaged with your "A day in the Life" cast. Keep it flowing.

Best,

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I guess I need to get a friend...
http://blip.tv/file/3094#979
This is what I really don't want blip.tv and other sites turning into.  
I don't want them turning into LiveJournal-esque, childish crap.  Check 
out the commenter's videos as well--wonderful editing skills, and 
impeccable grammar.  Go ahead, say it--art is art.  Whatever.  I'm just 
in a bad mood now.

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[videoblogging] Re: One more attempt...a simple request...please

[LeanBackVids.com]

Good stuff - it has a raw feel and I like the way the guys talk to the
camera rather than to the person behind it.  I just added you to my
FireANT - keep up the great work.  Any hints as to what the next topic is?

-Matt

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> Dave,
> 
> Thanks! Just trying to get a feel for what people think. I'm about to  
> change focus on what is up. Lately it has had a similar theme running  
> throughout but I am shifting topics in the next week. I will have  
> revolving topics that sometimes are revisited on occasion.
> 
> Lynn
> 
> Lynn Lane
> Coal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazine
> website: www.CoalRiverPictures.com
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com
> feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmaker
> 
> Coming Soon:
> www.Vlogumentarian.com
> www.VlogReporter.com
> 
> AIVF/IDA
> 
> Ring 8 Member
> NYC
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Oct 26, 2005, at 4:58 PM, David Meade wrote:
> 
> > Hey Lynn ... Sorry I havent had time to check today, but FYI I'll  
> > take a look at them tonight.
> >
> > - Dave
> > http://www.davidmeade.com
> >
> >
> > On 10/26/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello fellow vloggers.
> >
> > I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had my
> > vlog up for short time but am now up to full speed
> > of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get some
> > feedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, if
> > it's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most part
> > throughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart
> > soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playing
> > around with some footage and putting some videos up.
> >
> > vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com
> >
> > Thanks for those who can help with some feedback.
> >
> > Lynn
> >
> > Lynn Lane
> > Coal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazine
> > website: www.CoalRiverPictures.com
> > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com
> > feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmaker
> >
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> > www.Vlogumentarian.com
> > www.VlogReporter.com
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[videoblogging] Re: Days after ViPod

[wazman_au]

I'm with you, Susan. In fact, I hereby declare that I was calling 
them video podcasts _before_ Apple started promoting them as such. 
When we first listed on iTunes a few months ago I made sure to use 
the term in the description that goes out with our iTunes feed. Not 
that I want a medal or anything.

In new media lingo today, "video podcast" demands little further 
explanation, but what the hell is a vlog to most people? The term 
just hasn't become mainstream, so let's move on.

I know to some people the whole vlog thing is a citizens' media 
revolution, and they demand some sort of distinct term on that 
basis, but to others it's a vehicle to get out content that they 
enjoy producing and/or believe may be enjoyable or informative to 
others. They'll describe it using the term that their target 
audience is most likely to understand.

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> You know, as many people in this forum are uncomfy with the 
> term "video podcasting," I am all right with it--if only for the 
fact 
> that those who understand podcasting, will understand that this is 
a 
> podcast, if you will, with video.  Maybe even "television 
podcasting" 
> would do the trick... I mean, really, what is the textbook-
definition 
> of television?  Tele--to hear, and vision--to see, right?
> 
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Re: [videoblogging] One more attempt...a simple request...please

[Lynn Lane]

Dave,Thanks! Just trying to get a feel for what people think. I'm about to change focus on what is up. Lately it has had a similar theme running throughout but I am shifting topics in the next week. I will have revolving topics that sometimes are revisited on occasion.  LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerComing Soon:www.Vlogumentarian.comwww.VlogReporter.comAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC On Oct 26, 2005, at 4:58 PM, David Meade wrote: Hey Lynn ... Sorry I havent had time to check today, but FYI I'll take a look at them tonight.   - Dave http://www.davidmeade.com  On 10/26/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello fellow vloggers.I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had myvlog up for short time but am now up to full speed of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get somefeedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, ifit's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most partthroughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playingaround with some footage and putting some videos up.vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comThanks for those who can help with some feedback. LynnLynn LaneCoal River Pictures/SKILLZ DVD Magazinewebsite: www.CoalRiverPictures.comemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comfeed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/docmakerComing Soon: www.Vlogumentarian.comwww.VlogReporter.comAIVF/IDARing 8 MemberNYC Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~--> Most low income households are not online. Help bridge the digital divide today!http://us.click.yahoo.com/cd_AJB/QnQLAA/TtwFAA/lBLqlB/TM~-> Yahoo! Groups Links<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:   http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/<*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:    [EMAIL PROTECTED]<*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to:   http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/   YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] One more attempt...a simple request...please

[David Meade]

Hey Lynn ... Sorry I havent had time to check today, but FYI I'll take a look at them tonight.
 
- Dave
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On 10/26/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello fellow vloggers.I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had myvlog up for short time but am now up to full speed
of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get somefeedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, ifit's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most partthroughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart
soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playingaround with some footage and putting some videos up.vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.comThanks for those who can help with some feedback.
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[videoblogging] Re: top feedburner vlogs

[LeanBackVids.com]

I agree... We can already communicate our messages via phone and email
quite well and adding video to those is an logical next step.  It will
indeed be a milestone for basic communication, but my original rant
was more about the number of readers (aka "popularity").

Most people have no interest in reading random emails or listening to
random phone messages.  Why is it any different if video is added? 
Every person does something every day.  There are just too many people
to watch.

All I'm saying is that the subject X is usually more mass appealing
that person Y.  (Unless of course you're a sexy female who will
naturally appeal to the masses of horny males online... but doesn't
that come down the subject of sex more than the person?)

Pick a topic that you're passionate about (other than vlogging) and
imagine a vlog centered around that.  Wouldn't you subscribe and want
to see each new post?

For example, I grew up skateboarding and have always loved to watch
it.  As of right now, I know of only one person who is doing a vlog
with skating in it, let alone centered around the topic.

http://www.64mm.com/vlog/

I anxiously await his new posts, yet I know very little about the
creator.  I realize that there is a talented individual behind this
project, and I've exchanged emails with him, but the point is that I
would still be a loyal subscriber even if I had not.  It is the
subject that I'm interested in, not the producer.  

People generally meet and interact based on a common interest.  We
have here in this group... the common interest has been the subject of
video blogging.  The reason personal vlogs have been popular is
because we are a tight knit group.  Those who started earlier and
helped others start have more viewers than those who are just
launching.  Let's face it, right now most vlog watchers are fellow
vloggers.

I guess all I'm trying to say is that this community won't be niche
for long, and I welcome it.  I want to see more videos about
skateboarding, snowboarding, taking care of a northwest lawn (aka
fighting moss), etc.

-Matt


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> now that my wife has an iPod (or PocketPC - hi greg), i can see that 
> feeds intended for just a few people (often just one) will far out 
> number and be far more popular than all of the "shows" ever produced
for 
> any sort of public consumption.  it's simple combinatorics
> 
> besides, who the heck else is going to want to hear or watch every time 
> i want to tell her I love her or show her something funny that the new 
> puppy just did?  I mean, like for the third time?  She might enjoy
it on 
> a biz trip, but the rest of the world would get tired of it pretty
quick 
> (and then those comments start coming)
> 
> so 1 is good enough for me, depending on who the 1 is, i guess...
> 
> let's see there's the 1's I love
> and the 1's that pay me
> and the 1's that help me
> and the 1's that share a common interest
> and the 1's that are my friends
> the list goes on...
> there's a lot of 1's out there
> 
> but then we'll be getting content from people that was made just for us 
> (or just for our small group) and we won't have time for stuff made for 
> larger audiences (there are just so many hours in the day after all)
> 
> that is MSM's greatest threat: there is only so much time to consume 
> media and now I'm getting more of it than ever and from alternative 
> sources.  What do you think I'm going to watch first:  An episode of
CSI 
> or a personal video from Raymond or Doug?  They can run about the same 
> length you know ;)
> 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[andrew michael baron]

So give an example. Is there anyone out there now who has a  
"videoblog" and post's videobloggy posts? Can you give a link and  
describe what sets it apart?

On Oct 26, 2005, at 4:34 PM, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:

> On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:04:42 +0200, andrew michael baron
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>> So what are some examples of "bloggy" content, under your seemingly
>> unusal, extremist and militant definition?
>>
>
> What did I do to deserve that kind of phrasing? You were all up in  
> arms
> about naming rocketboom 'new media'. I'm just trying to point out  
> that as
> far as new media go rocketboom is pretty conservative new media in the
> sense that the video content is not made up of new media. The 'new'  
> coming
>  from the content around the video on the entry's location.
>
> If we see 'videoblog' as the fusion of blog and video, you  
> obviously have
> to have something from both. But it varies how much any given blogger
> takes from both. It's not a question of 'either/or', but a question  
> 'to
> which degree...'.
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 22:04:42 +0200, andrew michael baron  
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> So what are some examples of "bloggy" content, under your seemingly
> unusal, extremist and militant definition?

What did I do to deserve that kind of phrasing? You were all up in arms  
about naming rocketboom 'new media'. I'm just trying to point out that as  
far as new media go rocketboom is pretty conservative new media in the  
sense that the video content is not made up of new media. The 'new' coming  
 from the content around the video on the entry's location.

If we see 'videoblog' as the fusion of blog and video, you obviously have  
to have something from both. But it varies how much any given blogger  
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[andrew michael baron]

So what are some examples of "bloggy" content, under your seemingly  
unusal, extremist and militant definition?

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> On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 21:31:23 +0200, andrew michael baron
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>>> Another important part of bloggy text is that it's hypertext, ie.
>>> any bit
>>> can be a link to somewhere else. Rocketboom doesn't work like that
>>> either.
>>>
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>>
>> Yes it does. Thats one of the special qualities that makes it
>> different than TV. We link to the content that we discuss. This is
>> not embedded in the video at this time, but the video alone is not
>> the videoblog. The blog is there too.
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[videoblogging] One more attempt...a simple request...please

[Lynn Lane]

Hello fellow vloggers.

I posted this earlier but didn't get one response. I've only had my  
vlog up for short time but am now up to full speed
of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get some
feedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, if
it's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most part
throughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart
soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playing
around with some footage and putting some videos up.

vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com

Thanks for those who can help with some feedback.

Lynn

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vlog: http://docmaker.blogspot.com
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

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>> Another important part of bloggy text is that it's hypertext, ie.
>> any bit
>> can be a link to somewhere else. Rocketboom doesn't work like that
>> either.
>>
>
> Yes it does. Thats one of the special qualities that makes it
> different than TV. We link to the content that we discuss. This is
> not embedded in the video at this time, but the video alone is not
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Mike Hudack]

On Oct 26, 2005, at 1:39 PM, Pete Prodoehl wrote:Irish Hermit wrote: 2. Vlogs are nothing more than homemade television on the internet.  Get over it folks.  I've been around too long to think of it as nothing more than another installment in a long line of the "next great thing" that will change how we all communicate.  Email and webpages with hypertext were monumental changes.  Blogs and vlogs are just adding an already existing technology to webpages.  Laptops will replace the cumbersome television console in the middle of the living room.  Ipods and other small players will become the Dick Tracy writstwatch tv's we've been waiting for.  But at the end of the day it's still television. I guess it's a matter of definition... I obviously don't agree with your definition of 'television' which to me requires licenses, towers, lots of staff, advertisers, lawyers, sizable audiences, etc...Personally I consider email and blogs giant leaps in how we communicate. I think this discussion right here is proof of that.I'm probably foolish to wade in here, but I'll do it tentatively.  I'll issue the disclaimer that I know far less about this than a lot of the other people participating in this discussion.  I had to google McLuhan.There is "video" and "television."  Television was the first real broadcast video medium available to us (do we want to count Edison's moving pictures?).  It requires licenses, towers, lots of staff, advertisers, lawyers and the rest.  It is extremely expensive, but it came to dominate the way we talk about video.To a great extent the content broadcast using television is dictated by the medium.  The medium is expensive, so the content must be of a type that can garner a large audience.  It has to appeal, generally speaking, to a lowest common denominator.The same thing was true of text.  Books and newspapers were really expensive to publish, pamphlets less so but still expensive.  The Web drastically reduced the cost of getting a text message out the door and into people's minds... the blog represents the next step (the ultimate step?) in the cheapening (in a good way, I mean "it's getting less expensive" and not "less good") of textual communication.As the text blog was to the newspaper, magazine or pamphlet (maybe more appropriately the Xerox'd 'zine) the video blog is and should be to television, FedEx'd VHS tapes and public access television.So there is clearly a difference between the formats, but in the end it's about one thing: delivering a moving picture to some number of people efficiently.  For videoblogs "some number" can be much smaller than for television.  Which is fantastic.I'm ignoring, by the way, the social factors of the different mediums -- they're fascinating, and pertinent, but I've already gone on long enough.  Comments, trackbacks, quoting, participatory media, oh my!3. To those who say the difference here is that no one can tell us what to say:  That's not true.  There are plenty of laws on libel, slander, pornography, national defence, and copyright that limit what you can say on your vlog.  Most ISP have limits in their terms of service on things like "hate speech".  You can't do anything you want.Ok, maybe 'no one can tell us what to say' is a little too literal. It's more like 'I don't have to base what I can say off of what will piss off the advertisers, my boss, or get my license revoked' Most television aims to please the advertisers and audience. Today most videoblogs do not have these concerns.If you think videoblogs are the same as television, why bother watching them? Can't you just watch tv and get all the same stuff?Is watching a vlog on a television "watching tv" or "watching a videoblog" or "watching video" or what?Yours,Mike

  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: top feedburner vlogs.. steve garfield gets bumped by the boob

[LeanBackVids.com]

Well I can't stress enough that 400 readers is not that many.

There are more than 400 people out there who want sex news.  In
addition, there is probably that many people interested in any given
topic, however, there may not be that many people who want to watch a
video about a single individual's life.

That being said, Rocketboom, Systm and Command-N are all listed on
VlogMap.  None of them are sharing their FeedBurner stats and Systm is
using a non-FB feed.  If any of these three decide to publized their
FB numbers, it would jack up the stats.  A good example is
Diggnation.com, which is not listed on VlogMap, has 35,356 readers.

Themes are be more popular than people.  This will most likely remain
constant.  I hate to use the TV comparison, but look at the ratio
between subject-based and personality-based content.  This is due to
human interest, not the format.

As you can tell, this is something I get fired up about.  It is my
opinion that theme-based vlogs will thrive while personal vlogs will
generally be reserved for friends/family.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Pete Prodoehl]

andrew michael baron wrote:
> 
> Most important to me in particular, in everything that is going on,  
> is intent. That's why I would say Mobuzz, as a Rocketboom copycat, is  
> shit because their intent is like a commercial factory in the  
> elements they choose to emulate with. As long as Public Eye's intent  
> is sincere, I hope they flourish and I am flattered that they are  
> trying to emulate our setup. BTW, almost every blog on blogger or  
> type-pad is just a clone of each other in this way as well, if thats  
> how you stand to look at it.
> 
> What you are seeing that has changed though is that we are doing what  
> we want to do and our intent is very much like the intent of any  
> weblogger who presents commentary on the the world. Plenty of ideas  
> adopted from the old with plenty of ideas for the new.

Summary: "intent matters"

I completely agree, and I think it's why you see things like 
open-source, weblogs, podcasting and videoblogs becoming more important. 
These are all bottom-up things, they were not started by companies or 
product managers, they are ideas and movements that were/are defined by 
their intent. Sure, corporations and businesses will utilize them, but 
they couldn't have created them.

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[videoblogging] New video, troubleshooting

[Lossy Graham]

Hey all,

I put a new video up in the "Lossy Video" blog, much "better" compressed than 
the last one, 
and I wanted to check and see how it's playing for everyone--whether or not 
it's still choppy. 
Also, it hasn't appeared yet in FireANT or iTunes for me yet...how long does 
that usually take?

Anyways, thanks and I hope you enjoy the lossy goodness.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Pete Prodoehl]

Irish Hermit wrote:
> 
> 2. Vlogs are nothing more than homemade television on the internet.  
> Get over it folks.  I've been around too long to think of it as 
> nothing more than another installment in a long line of the "next 
> great thing" that will change how we all communicate.  Email and 
> webpages with hypertext were monumental changes.  Blogs and vlogs 
> are 
> just adding an already existing technology to webpages.  Laptops 
> will 
> replace the cumbersome television console in the middle of the 
> living 
> room.  Ipods and other small players will become the Dick Tracy 
> writstwatch tv's we've been waiting for.  But at the end of the day 
> it's still television.

I guess it's a matter of definition... I obviously don't agree with your 
definition of 'television' which to me requires licenses, towers, lots 
of staff, advertisers, lawyers, sizable audiences, etc...

Personally I consider email and blogs giant leaps in how we communicate. 
I think this discussion right here is proof of that.


> 3. To those who say the difference here is that no one can tell us 
> what to say:  That's not true.  There are plenty of laws on libel, 
> slander, pornography, national defence, and copyright that limit 
> what 
> you can say on your vlog.  Most ISP have limits in their terms of 
> service on things like "hate speech".  You can't do anything you 
> want.

Ok, maybe 'no one can tell us what to say' is a little too literal. It's 
more like 'I don't have to base what I can say off of what will piss off 
the advertisers, my boss, or get my license revoked' Most television 
aims to please the advertisers and audience. Today most videoblogs do 
not have these concerns.

If you think videoblogs are the same as television, why bother watching 
them? Can't you just watch tv and get all the same stuff?

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[videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Amanda Congdon]

I think Andrew was comparing Rocketboom to Boing Boing not visually,
but content-wise. RB is essentially a link blog… or a link videoblog
rather. On the days we are doing news (which is the majority of the
time) we are just pointing out stories and linking to them.  We dig up
what we find to be interesting around the web (and we believe we have
similar taste to sites such as Boing Boing, hence the example) and
send our viewers to those sites. 

Additionally, unlike TV where the host is completely unavailable to
his or her audience, I am there listening and emailing with viewers. I
also say literally whatever I want without any kind of sensor, because
I don't have to answer to conservative advertisers.  As for "hate
speech"… umm… I wouldn't be doing that anyway, so yeah, maybe I can't
do ANYTHING, but I can do anything I'd want to do. 

What I've come to understand from this first year of RB is that a
video blog "show" audience wants to get to know the host, and a lot of
RB watchers tell me they feel a connection to me, because I share more
of myself than a TV host. Sure, it's not a personal videoblog, but
it's still a lot more personal than television.  I think it's one of
the things that separate us from TV. Another thing is that RB doesn't
dumb down information. Unlike most of TV, we assume our audience is
smart, not stupid. We don't work to make sure EVERYONE "gets it"…we
don't play to the lowest common denominator. Of course, not all of TV
plays dumb, but lots of it does. 

We also incorporate our audience a lot more than TV. Our audience
sends in videos and stories, and many, many of them we use (and place
a "thank you" link to give credit). If ever we mess up a fact, you can
be sure we'll be notified within minutes after the episode is posted
by an attentive viewer. Sure, people write in to the TV shows they
watch, but do they ever get a response? Usually not.  

We make changes! We take the blame when we screw up! We listen! 

RB is truly a collaborative effort with our audience. They really work
with us to steer the show. Many folks didn't like Tom Delay's mugshot
on Monday… so you know what? We showed some alternative versions on
Tuesday… that kind of thing. Like I said before, we really, really
listen… something I think TV fails to do miserably.

I am not trying to say we don't have anything in common with TV,
that'd be an idiotic claim. What I am saying is that RB is not just
IPTV, even without the links and comments. All new media borrows from
the old, but RB definitely is new media.

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Re: [videoblogging] top feedburner vlogs.. steve garfield gets bumped by the boob

[Brett Gaylor]

Well, now I'm not the only videoblogger in Montreal.  Gotta like thatIts funny how if you are trying to do a news style format, you really can't get away with the shaky camera and shite sound like the rest of us can, though.-Brett Gaylor[EMAIL PROTECTED]www.etherworks.ca  

  




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[andrew michael baron]

Ok, ok, give me a few days. I'll write it up for you in a way that  
wont be offensive or defensive (I admit to being overly offensive and  
defensive at the same time).

Most of these kinds of criticisms stem from little to no research in  
the history of the weblog. Rocketboom is a quenisential videoblog. So  
are personal videoblogs.

All of this is a very different format than TV. Stand by, I'll spell  
it out for you from at least one perspective and you will be able to  
see how we fit together instead of trying to tare us apart or say  
that it's something different.

Most important to me in particular, in everything that is going on,  
is intent. That's why I would say Mobuzz, as a Rocketboom copycat, is  
shit because their intent is like a commercial factory in the  
elements they choose to emulate with. As long as Public Eye's intent  
is sincere, I hope they flourish and I am flattered that they are  
trying to emulate our setup. BTW, almost every blog on blogger or  
type-pad is just a clone of each other in this way as well, if thats  
how you stand to look at it.

What you are seeing that has changed though is that we are doing what  
we want to do and our intent is very much like the intent of any  
weblogger who presents commentary on the the world. Plenty of ideas  
adopted from the old with plenty of ideas for the new.

As for any counter behind the claim that we are able to do whatever  
we want, of course we can not do illegal activity. That's not  
relevant to what we can do that you can't do on TV. Relatively  
speaking, if its legal in the world, we can do that. TV has its own  
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

[Lucas Gonze]

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> I just wondered if the problem was just me ... because if its not just me,
> other folks who have a one-click button on their site may be using a system
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Apple blew off the one-click spec for RSS w/ enclosures, which is why
the system is so broken.  The todo item is to beat them up, things
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[videoblogging] Re: Creative crisis (I'm stuck)

[Stellan Johansson]

Thanks for the input! I really appreciate it. I think that one of the 
reasons I'm having trouble to make videos right now is that I've been 
stuck on photography for a while now. I mean I really like both 
videography and photography. It's just that I have been concentrating 
on capturing things and moments one frame at the time lately. Perhaps 
that's why it is difficult for me to "see video in my mind".
As of right now I will try to have a pen and a notepad available at 
all times. Just in case!

Thanks!
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[videoblogging] Re: Creative crisis (I'm stuck)

[jonny goldstein]

Here's one way to go if you are stuck on what to do a vlog post, or series of 
posts, about:

People always enjoy a little drama. Drama happens when there is some sort of 
challenge 
that needs to be overcome. That creates suspense (how will this turn out) and 
empathy 
(everyone can relate to someone who is facing a challenge). This can be done 
with the 
most mundane topics. So, for example, I'm doing videos now on implementing a 
new filing 
system. The thing is, people can relate to the challenge of dealing with masses 
of paper 
piling up all over the place. It's also cool, 'cause people can learn something 
from your 
efforts. And there are lots of opportunities for humor (one look at my 
desk=instant 
hilarity).

Anyway, there's got to be other good approaches, but this one works for me.


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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Richard Bennett-Forrest]

>I'm giving up on this argument, it seems that these days it is 
>impossible to criticise RB, they can obviously do no wrong.

You're not an exception to the rule Duncan. It's just that most 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

[Michael Sullivan]

i've been ignoring the so-called one-click subscribe buttons... but i
need to delve into all this voodoo mumbo jumbo eventually.

like david, whenever i have tried, my text editor app opens.
have been to lazy/busy to figure out why (and should I have to?)

so, this shit isnt really one-click?
damn!  ;-)
so, it should be called QuickClick-Sunscribe then
don't lie to me mofo!

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>
> Tried it on another machine with a fresh install of 6.0 -- worked like a
> charm. Maybe we should hit apple up for making this work in the next
> release? Unfortunately this really limits alot of folks, because there
> was a large install base pre-podcasts.
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[duncan speakman]

u take away the technicalities?
If you don't see anything, it just seems like you may be missing some of the tools needed to be able to see.
 ahh.. sorry, this was me being dumb, I didn't read that as linked
to the previous line... i guess you mean if i take away RSS et al I
won;t see anything? well, that would be a valid point  if we were
talking about the whole concept of 'rocketboom', but we're not are we.
we're just talking about the moving pictures in the frame.

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

[Brad Webb]

>  
> Well, this would make sense, however I'm new to the world of 
> iTunes/iPod ... I just got it last night.
>  
> I suppose I might have had iTunes installed earlier and not even 
> really noticed ... it has been bundled with QuickTime for at least a 
> few versions I think ... but I dont think I've ever had anything prior 
> to 6.0 at the earliest.
>  

6.0 just came out with the release of the video-capable iPods, no?

Yes, to get QT7 you would have had to grab iTunes, as well (AFAIK) but 
still, 4.9 was the first Podcast release, and (someone correct me if I'm 
wrong) that supported .pcast on Win and pcast:// on MacOS. So this 
definately wouldn't solve your problem. I also couldn't trace the issue 
to a browser-dependant problem (i.e. doesn't work on either IE or FF)

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[videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Irish Hermit]

A few thoughts about this thread:

1. Public eye just started.  Give 'em a break before you start 
calling 
them a clone of anyone.  There's too much of a "hipper than thou" 
attitude here.

2. Vlogs are nothing more than homemade television on the internet.  
Get over it folks.  I've been around too long to think of it as 
nothing more than another installment in a long line of the "next 
great thing" that will change how we all communicate.  Email and 
webpages with hypertext were monumental changes.  Blogs and vlogs 
are 
just adding an already existing technology to webpages.  Laptops 
will 
replace the cumbersome television console in the middle of the 
living 
room.  Ipods and other small players will become the Dick Tracy 
writstwatch tv's we've been waiting for.  But at the end of the day 
it's still television.

3. To those who say the difference here is that no one can tell us 
what to say:  That's not true.  There are plenty of laws on libel, 
slander, pornography, national defence, and copyright that limit 
what 
you can say on your vlog.  Most ISP have limits in their terms of 
service on things like "hate speech".  You can't do anything you 
want.

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Re: [videoblogging] top feedburner vlogs.. steve garfield gets bumped by the boob

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regarding mskitka.com, overall, i think she is putting together a great project.she's unique.

Yeah, it was just a matter of time I guess.  It's not bad,
although the bad audio levels makes her sound a little like Stan's
sister from South Park.

She was on Fleshbot recently, which explains her spike in popularity.  

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Re: [videoblogging] 1000s of new vloggers coming - it is the time to talk about content

[Michael Sullivan]

very cool!
though, videoegg thing crashed my firefox.
but lately, firefox has been unstable so maybe my end.

ladies and gents, it has never been more on than right now.
this boom is about to boom.

crazy.

content yeah.  so, many people have had several months to practice vlogging.
thats what the first true year of videoblogging is all about for most of us.
learning about all the technologies and services...
getting your own process down to a level that you are comfortable with
you're ready.  now you start getting the creative juices flowing.
"whoa!", you think.  endless creative possibilities.
you spend some time thinking about many ideas
you eventually decide that one or two are worth your valauble dedication.
you do it.
you vlog it.

get yo vlog on!

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> and then click upload, and you're done. Supereasy. I don't wanna talk
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

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On 10/26/05, Brad Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I wonder if maybe the difference is between fresh installations of>iTunes versus upgrades.  Maybe an upgrade to the version with
>podcasting support didn't properly register the handler, while a>fresh installation would?>>This, I think, is the correct call. We've got the .pcast method down pat< 
http://www.vsocial.com/rss/pcaster.php >, but I couldn't get it to"just work" on my machine (iTunes 6.0). I've been upgrading since 4.0,pre-podcasts, and .pcast is not associated on my machine.

 
Well, this would make sense, however I'm new to the world of iTunes/iPod ... I just got it last night.
 
I suppose I might have had iTunes installed earlier and not even really noticed ... it has been bundled with QuickTime for at least a few versions I think ... but I dont think I've ever had anything prior to 6.0 at the earliest.

 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

[Brad Webb]

>I wonder if maybe the difference is between fresh installations of  
>iTunes versus upgrades.  Maybe an upgrade to the version with  
>podcasting support didn't properly register the handler, while a  
>fresh installation would?
>  
>

This, I think, is the correct call. We've got the .pcast method down pat 
< http://www.vsocial.com/rss/pcaster.php >, but I couldn't get it to 
"just work" on my machine (iTunes 6.0). I've been upgrading since 4.0, 
pre-podcasts, and .pcast is not associated on my machine.

Tried it on another machine with a fresh install of 6.0 -- worked like a 
charm. Maybe we should hit apple up for making this work in the next 
release? Unfortunately this really limits alot of folks, because there 
was a large install base pre-podcasts.

This does make for some annoying "hey, if this doesn't work, try this 
over here" stuff, which confuses lots of folks and is definately not the 
best way to address the issue, but I for one can't see a better way of 
doing it.

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Re: [videoblogging] One Click buttons

[Markus Sandy]

the last version (not upgraded yet)

David Meade wrote:

   
  Marcus, what version of itunes do you have installed on the
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

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On 10/26/05, Susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Why not make an < a href > link, with text, to your feedburner feed,then explain to the person in a few words how to drag it into itunes
and drop it where it says "podcasts"?  Easy cheesy.< a href = "" href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/david-blah">http://feeds.feedburner.com/david-blah" >video podcast feed < /a >
< br > Click and hold on the link above,< br > Drag it into iTunes,< br > and drop it on top of "Podcasts."
hehe yeah I'll probably end up doing something like that.  
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

[Mike Hudack]

Unfortunately I think most people don't read directions (myself  
included).  I wonder if there's something we're not doing right  
here?  Apple's instructions are pretty clear that you can use the  
pcast protocol or a .pcast file.  It sounds to me like these iTunes  
installations have, for one reason or another, not properly  
registered the protocol handler.

I wonder if maybe the difference is between fresh installations of  
iTunes versus upgrades.  Maybe an upgrade to the version with  
podcasting support didn't properly register the handler, while a  
fresh installation would?

On Oct 26, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Susan wrote:

> Why not make an < a href > link, with text, to your feedburner feed,
> then explain to the person in a few words how to drag it into itunes
> and drop it where it says "podcasts"?  Easy cheesy.
>
> < a href = "http://feeds.feedburner.com/david-blah"; >
> video podcast feed < /a >
> < br > Click and hold on the link above,
> < br > Drag it into iTunes,
> < br > and drop it on top of "Podcasts."
>
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>>
>> On 10/26/05, Markus Sandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> works ok for me on mac and win xp on firefox
>>>
>>>
>> Hmm...doesnt work for me. I'm running winxp and firefox too. I
>>
> click it and
>
>> it pops up the "open with?" dialog ... itunes is already selected.
>>
> I click
>
>> ok and then the contents of that .pcast file just pop up in notepad.
>>  Happens on all three of the winXP machines I've tried.
>>  On 10/26/05, Mike Hudack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> David, have you tried the one-click buttons on blip? We use the
>>> pcast:// protocol instead of the .pcast file.
>>>
>>>
>>  Yes, I've tried that too, but unfortunately it doesnt work for me
>>
> either.
>
>> At home (winXP/firefox) it says something like "pcast is not a
>>
> registered
>
>> protocol" (or something) and here at work (winXP/ie) it is just a
>>
> broken
>
>> page.
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[videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

[Susan]

Why not make an < a href > link, with text, to your feedburner feed, 
then explain to the person in a few words how to drag it into itunes 
and drop it where it says "podcasts"?  Easy cheesy.

< a href = "http://feeds.feedburner.com/david-blah"; >
video podcast feed < /a >
< br > Click and hold on the link above,
< br > Drag it into iTunes,
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> On 10/26/05, Markus Sandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > works ok for me on mac and win xp on firefox
> >
> Hmm...doesnt work for me. I'm running winxp and firefox too. I 
click it and
> it pops up the "open with?" dialog ... itunes is already selected. 
I click
> ok and then the contents of that .pcast file just pop up in notepad.
>  Happens on all three of the winXP machines I've tried.
>  On 10/26/05, Mike Hudack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > David, have you tried the one-click buttons on blip? We use the
> > pcast:// protocol instead of the .pcast file.
> >
>  Yes, I've tried that too, but unfortunately it doesnt work for me 
either.
> At home (winXP/firefox) it says something like "pcast is not a 
registered
> protocol" (or something) and here at work (winXP/ie) it is just a 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[duncan speakman]

Lets take a look again at your original blab, which I would call very patronizing:
"a
rocketboom clone? ..erm... you know.. call me crazy but i'm sure i've
seen casual presenters sitting there telling us about stuff with a cue
sheet in their hand before somewhere, hmm.. i think it might have been
called television. rocketboom have
a style all of their own, but they certainly didn't create that visual
presentation format... any 'trendy' shows on Channel 4 (uk), MTV et al
from the late 80s and early nineties... "
ok andrew, this is getting silly, now you're getting into digging and
rewinding? my original statement was a comment about the whole 'this is
a rocketboom clone' idea which keeps floating around.. it was targeted
at no one in particular, referenced no-ones knowledge level and most
importantly contained both a compliment and a statement which clarified
what i was talking about , i.e. 'visual presentation format'.  I
really don't understand why you are being so defensive about this?
surely 'you' are aware that rocketboom is influenced by televisual
presentation styles, that is one of the reasons for it's success,
people get the irony and humour because of its references to other
media.


If you don't see anything, it just seems like you may be missing some of the tools needed to be able to see.

ok i have to admit i don't understand this statement. sorry

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Re: [videoblogging] top feedburner vlogs.. steve garfield gets bumped by the boob

[Michael Sullivan]

epidemic...  way it is, though. regarding mskitka.com, overall, i think she is putting together a great project.she's unique.sull
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I read an interesting comment in one of her posts.  She is discussing
an encounter with a reporter covering an erotic dance class:
The frightening thing, though, is that the
reporter was not reporting,
she was dictating what the article would be. She often re-worded
phrases and "quotes" that were said in the interview to make them seem
more pertinent to the point she wanted to get to.
Seems similar to what several vloggers have mentioned in dealings with
"the press".

Jan (of Sound) has made some interesting comments in the video
conferences on this topic:

"If you get press, what will you say?"

"If you want press, take out an ad."

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[videoblogging] Re: 1000s of new vloggers coming - it is the time to talk about content

[Susan]

...and credits too--credits are important, for people in the video, 
music in the background, etc etc... what is a good length of time to 
flash credits on the screen?  And flash them, or scroll them?  
Decisions, decisions...


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> I wrote this (in the excitement of having just tried the typepad
> thing) before reading the latest posts, and yey, we're already 
talking
> content. 
> 
> Here are some of the most important things in my mind (they are very
> basic):
> 
> - you have something to say. Try the videoblogweek for yourself and 
at
> first, you'll feel like "what can I have possibly to say". Then you
> realize everything is interesting.
> 
> - it's about connecting people and speaking truth. Vlog what you
> really believe. It's a great exercise in not becoming the fake 
person,
> the corporate drone you always feared of becoming. I think people
> become that way because they just lack the practice of saying what
> they really think.
> 
> - small cameras (the elph for example) work fine. It's not about the
> gloss.
> 
> - as you becom better, you can do most editing while filming.
> 
> - make sure to always put your url at the end of a video. You don't
> know where it might end up.
> 
> Eh, I think I might post these on my blog :)
> 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

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On 10/26/05, Susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's the itunes link I have on my page:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=82308530(course the id number is my itunes podcast feed id)
 
 
Yeah the apple.com links work like a charm, but only those people who are listed in the itunes directory will be able to provide such a link.
 
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Re: [videoblogging] One Click buttons

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On 10/26/05, Markus Sandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
works ok for me on mac and win xp on firefox
Hmm...doesnt work for me.  I'm running winxp and firefox too.  I click it and it pops up the "open with?" dialog ... itunes is already selected.  I click ok and then the contents of that .pcast file just pop up in notepad. 

 
Happens on all three of the winXP machines I've tried. 
On 10/26/05, Mike Hudack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
David, have you tried the one-click buttons on blip?  We use thepcast:// protocol instead of the .pcast file.

 
Yes, I've tried that too, but unfortunately it doesnt work for me either.  At home (winXP/firefox) it says something like "pcast is not a registered protocol" (or something) and here at work (winXP/ie) it is just a broken page.

 
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[videoblogging] Re: One Click buttons

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Here's the itunes link I have on my page:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?
id=82308530
(course the id number is my itunes podcast feed id)
The link is on the right hand side of my vlog page:
http://vlogs.kitykity.com

I do one click on it, and it opens iTunes and shows my "video podcast 
feed."
I can then just click "subscribe" to subscribe to it.  So for me, two 
clicks.  And I'm using Windows with Internet Explorer.

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> >  
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Re: [videoblogging] One Click buttons

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works ok for me on mac and win xp on firefox

although it's not really "one click"
it's really two (at least) on mac and four on windows

markus



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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

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On Oct 26, 2005, at 11:12 AM, duncan speakman wrote: On 10/26/05, andrew michael baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I standby my claim: you have a lot to learn about new media. as i mentioned before. there is no need to be patronising.. it's too much of let down to have to send you my CV andrew, so please trust me.. i know a fair amount about new media.Lets take a look again at your original blab, which I would call very patronizing:"a rocketboom clone? ..erm... you know.. call me crazy but i'm sure i've seen casual presenters sitting there telling us about stuff with a cue sheet in their hand before somewhere, hmm.. i think it might have been called television. rocketboom have a style all of their own, but they certainly didn't create that visual presentation format... any 'trendy' shows on Channel 4 (uk), MTV et al from the late 80s and early nineties... "This was your next response:"lol... there's no need to be patronising andrew, i was only talking about visual content/style.. take away the RSS and the links shown below the video and what do you have? "So you say, there is no need to be patronizing, and yet you patronize? Is this not the presentation of a magician?And to your answer? What is left when you take away the technicalities?If you don't see anything, it just seems like you may be missing some of the tools needed to be able to see.




  
  
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[videoblogging] MP2 Encoder

[Michael Porte]

Looking for suggestions.

Need either a good way (read quality and cheep) to make MP2 Files (for DVD
Creation)...
Or
A quick way to make one off DVD's that don't take too long to finalize.
Suggestions?
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Re: [videoblogging] One Click buttons

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David, have you tried the one-click buttons on blip?  We use the  
pcast:// protocol instead of the .pcast file.

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> Hey all, has anyone else (windows users anyway) noticed that the pc  
> iTunes one click button that everyone seems to be using (ala the  
> meFeedia feature) doesnt work on the pc?
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Re: [videoblogging] top feedburner vlogs.. steve garfield gets bumped by the boob

[Markus Sandy]

I read an interesting comment in one of her posts.  She is discussing
an encounter with a reporter covering an erotic dance class:
The frightening thing, though, is that the
reporter was not reporting,
she was dictating what the article would be. She often re-worded
phrases and “quotes” that were said in the interview to make them seem
more pertinent to the point she wanted to get to.
Seems similar to what several vloggers have mentioned in dealings with
"the press".

Jan (of Sound) has made some interesting comments in the video
conferences on this topic:

"If you get press, what will you say?"

"If you want press, take out an ad."

food for thought,
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[duncan speakman]

On 10/26/05, andrew michael baron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I standby my claim: you have a lot to learn about new media.
as i mentioned before. there is no need to be patronising.. it's too
much of let down to have to send you my CV andrew, so please trust me..
i know a fair amount about new media.
 I
would start by having a look at the blog format and asking yourself how
blogging is different from writing for a newspaper.  Would you say
the Boing Boing is just doing the same thing as the New York Times?
diid you actually read my previous post? i said (and now say for the
final time) i was referring to VISUAL STYLE AND CONTENT ONLY, not
delivery medium, not external context, not distribution..etc etc
etc,  
Referencing BoingBoing is a poorly thought example when we're talking
about visual style and content. BB has text and image on its page, but
that text contains (visible) hypertext links, there are images in full
colour and some animated adverts, none of which is seen in the New York
Times, what is in the visual content of Rocketboom videos that isn't on
television? 
 Or,
if you are like most personal videobloggers, ask yourself 'how is a
blogging different than a writing a personal diary?"Once
you mull that over for awhile, you may be more prepared to start
considering how video on a blog is different than video on a TV. That's
just one angle, but it may be a good starting point.
leave it out andrew, if you want a sensible and educated debate i'm all
up for it, but please make sure you actually read and understand the
points i made before coming back with the usual 'how video on a blog is
different', that hasn't ever been my point.
 It
may be important to take into consideration not only how they are
different, but how each platform informs the content as well.
yes.. i've read McLuhan too


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[videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Steve Watkins]

There must be some valid reasons that rocketboom is more likely to be
compared to TV than other videoblogs are. Certainly to me it appears
to have borrowed more from traditional TV shows than many other
videoblogs. I bet that for every difference between rocketboom &
traditional TV that you can come up with, I can come up with a similarity.

If such comparisons offend you then tough, you should have used a more
original format in the first place, rather than defending yourself by
making proclamations about how little others understand new media.

It certainly felt lik an old media experience when the promised h264
PSP feed not only failed to materialise as scheduled, but the PSP
version dissapeared completely without obvious explanation. 

Steve of Elbows

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> I standby my claim: you have a lot to learn about new media.
> 
> I would start by having a look at the blog format and asking yourself  
> how blogging is different from writing for a newspaper.  Would you  
> say the Boing Boing is just doing the same thing as the New York Times?
> 
> Or, if you are like most personal videobloggers, ask yourself 'how is  
> a blogging different than a writing a personal diary?"
> 
> Once you mull that over for awhile, you may be more prepared to start  
> considering how video on a blog is different than video on a TV.  
> That's just one angle, but it may be a good starting point.
> 
> It may be important to take into consideration not only how they are  
> different, but how each platform informs the content as well.
> 
> 
> 
> > Duncan:
> >
> > i don;t think this is a valid difference in terms of content.. it  
> > is referencing the medium it exists in. There have been (too) many  
> > television shows that cut to clips of other tv shows, so an online  
> > show that references other online shows is only natural..
> > and andrew, yes you have possibilities.. but i was ONLY talking  
> > about the style of the show, not what it represents.. it was not a  
> > criticism, i was just pointing out that is unfair to say that other  
> > online news (i use that term VERY loosly ;) ) shows shouldn't be  
> > accussed of ripping off rocketboom just because they are irreverant  
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[videoblogging] Re: 1000s of new vloggers coming - it is the time to talk about content

[petertheman]

I wrote this (in the excitement of having just tried the typepad
thing) before reading the latest posts, and yey, we're already talking
content. 

Here are some of the most important things in my mind (they are very
basic):

- you have something to say. Try the videoblogweek for yourself and at
first, you'll feel like "what can I have possibly to say". Then you
realize everything is interesting.

- it's about connecting people and speaking truth. Vlog what you
really believe. It's a great exercise in not becoming the fake person,
the corporate drone you always feared of becoming. I think people
become that way because they just lack the practice of saying what
they really think.

- small cameras (the elph for example) work fine. It's not about the
gloss.

- as you becom better, you can do most editing while filming.

- make sure to always put your url at the end of a video. You don't
know where it might end up.

Eh, I think I might post these on my blog :)

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[videoblogging] 1000s of new vloggers coming - it is the time to talk about content

[petertheman]

I was just trying out Typepad's new integrated video posting.
(http://typepad.videoegg.com/faq.html) It makes posting videos really,
really easy. All you do is drag and drop a clip (straight from the
camera or saved on your computer) onto the field. Then you can cut it,
and then click upload, and you're done. Supereasy. I don't wanna talk
about the pros and cons of Flash and all that, but about the content.

This means that 10s of 1000s of people now have the easiest
videopublishing tool built into their blog software. Some of them at
least will try it out.

I think that what we've built here over the past year is a really rich
way of communicating with video. Forget the geeky stuff. But the
*kinds* of videos people here make are amazing. Personal. Real voices.
Truth. As opposed to the "funny" stuff you see on AOL video portal and
such.

So I think we need to educate. Each of us can be a teacher. And each
of us will have 1000s to teach. Go to typepad vlogs and leave comments
about the *content* of their videos. Tell them to be free, speak truth... 

It's not just typepad by the way. Livejournal. Myspace. And others.
Video is finally happening. And I want people to realize the power of
this medium.. the stuff we talk about here..

But I do think we've created something unique here. And now's the time
to spread the word.

That's what I think, sorry for the evangelizing :)

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[videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[Bill Streeter]

I completely agree Jay. I've really enjoyed the personal Vlogs I've 
been watching. Historians will tell you that a lot of what they know 
about the past--a lot of what they know about how people lived, is 
because of things that were written by ordinary people. Yeah they 
read all the official accounts and the press but they really rely on 
personal accounts to fill in the blanks of a story. So in this way 
personal video blogs will serve those purposes in the future. And I 
don't even think that you'll have to wait 100 years for them to be 
really interesting. In 20 years they'll be facinating. The most 
popular thing I think that I've posted was a music video that was 
made by some obscure band in STL in 1981. It probably wasn't 
considered to be all that interesting at the time it was made. But 
almost 25 years later it's interesting because of what it documented 
about a subculture that very little is known about but was a 
influence on things that came after it. A lot of personal video 
blogs will be the same way, no doubt. 

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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> 
> (i cant find the permlink)
> 
> This is a video asking why people just talk into the camera in 
some videoblogs.
> this comes up every so often.
> new people come into the fray...and wonder why people arent being 
more
> creative or have more structured "content".
> 
> the video is by a guy in Boston who does this site:
> http://www.culturalfarming.com/
> (warning: the media nipple vlog has pictures of nipples eventhough 
its
> about media literacy)
> i belive he's coming from a TV background.
> 
> i really like this guy's work. ( i forgot his name)
> he brings attention to the absurd and often harmful images/messages
> that come through mainstream media. much needed.
> 
> I think his video deserves a response.
> first, it always cracks me up when i hear: "real videoblogger".
> though the Videoblogging group has some good insight since many of 
us
> have seen it grow from the beginningno one is real or fake.
> from the get-go, we always avoided pushing any kind of format.
> we've tried to encourage anyone to do anything.
> all we've ever asked is that people make a blog with video 
enclosures.
> soon many other groups will form...each with their own philosophy.
> 
> what I realized was that i could record my life.
> unlike many podcasts and all TV shows where I would seek for a 
large
> audience, im bascially making a digital scapbook for myself(in the
> future) and my friends.
> i look back a year ago...and see how we were gearing up for
> Vloggercon...my girlfriend and i had just met...i was living in 
this
> little hole in upper manhattan with a couple of roomates who would
> stay up late at night chainsmaking and bitching about the 
goverment.
> my kids will love this.
> 
> In today's traditional media, there are no personal voices.
> You have people like Bill Oreilly and Amy Goodman who get to record
> and distribute their voices...why not ours?
> remember that blogging is built on MANY small voices
> 
> i think that the Cultural Farming guy is frustrated because
> videoblogging is so young.
> more formatted shows are comingespecially now that the video 
iPod
> is being hyped as a delivery device).
> but i also like the weird personal vlogs that are almost like i
> shouldnt be watching.
> like i get to see someone just talk and be.
> in 100 years, this will be gold because you will see what people 
were like.
> while in 100 years, some daily show on technology will be curious 
pop culture.
> IMHO
> 
> Jay
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[Mat Wall-Smith]

Title: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone





Hmmm...so much to learn so little time...
Rocketboom sucks way more than Public Eye.
Where’s my t-shirt.

mat

On 27/10/05 12:10 AM, "andrew michael baron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I standby my claim: you have a lot to learn about new media.

I would start by having a look at the blog format and asking yourself how blogging is different from writing for a newspaper.  Would you say the Boing Boing is just doing the same thing as the New York Times?

Or, if you are like most personal videobloggers, ask yourself 'how is a blogging different than a writing a personal diary?"

Once you mull that over for awhile, you may be more prepared to start considering how video on a blog is different than video on a TV. That's just one angle, but it may be a good starting point.

It may be important to take into consideration not only how they are different, but how each platform informs the content as well.



Duncan:
 
 i don;t think this is a valid difference in terms of content.. it is referencing the medium it exists in. There have been (too) many television shows that cut to clips of other tv shows, so an online show that references other online shows is only natural..
 and andrew, yes you have possibilities.. but i was ONLY talking about the style of the show, not what it represents.. it was not a criticism, i was just pointing out that is unfair to say that other online news (i use that term VERY loosly ;) ) shows shouldn't be accussed of ripping off rocketboom just because they are irreverant and/or have a single female presenter. It's like saying Bill Hicks rips off Richard Pryor because they both stood alone on stage telling jokes.
 



  
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

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I standby my claim: you have a lot to learn about new media.I would start by having a look at the blog format and asking yourself how blogging is different from writing for a newspaper.  Would you say the Boing Boing is just doing the same thing as the New York Times?Or, if you are like most personal videobloggers, ask yourself 'how is a blogging different than a writing a personal diary?"Once you mull that over for awhile, you may be more prepared to start considering how video on a blog is different than video on a TV. That's just one angle, but it may be a good starting point.It may be important to take into consideration not only how they are different, but how each platform informs the content as well.Duncan:  i don;t think this is a valid difference in terms of content.. it is referencing the medium it exists in. There have been (too) many television shows that cut to clips of other tv shows, so an online show that references other online shows is only natural.. and andrew, yes you have possibilities.. but i was ONLY talking about the style of the show, not what it represents.. it was not a criticism, i was just pointing out that is unfair to say that other online news (i use that term VERY loosly ;) ) shows shouldn't be accussed of ripping off rocketboom just because they are irreverant and/or have a single female presenter. It's like saying Bill Hicks rips off Richard Pryor because they both stood alone on stage telling jokes.   SPONSORED LINKS  Individual  Fireant  Use YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 

  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: why people videoblog

[Jay dedman]

On 10/26/05, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> (i cant find the permlink)
>
> This is a video asking why people just talk into the camera in some 
> videoblogs.
> this comes up every so often.
> new people come into the fray...and wonder why people arent being more
> creative or have more structured "content".

escorial in CA just answeredmy question much better than my words.
http://onethousanddreams.blogspot.com/2005/10/why-do-i-videoblog.html

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[videoblogging] Vlog Feedback Request....please

[Lynn Lane]

Hello fellow vloggers.

I've only had my vlog up for short time but am now up to full speed  
of putting at least one video up day. I would love to get some  
feedback from some of you letting me know what you think about it, if  
it's interesting at all etc. I have one focus for the most part  
throughout this current series of videos but it is going to depart  
soon into various other subjects and styles. I've just been playing  
around with some footage and putting some videos up.

Thanks for those who can help with some feedback.

Lynn

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Public Eye - West Coast RocketBoom Clone

[duncan speakman]

On 10/26/05, jonny goldstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




I also think RB's connection to internet and geek culture in the way it cuts to clips from the 
web, or things that have to do with net culture differentiate it from shows that existed 
before the web. 

i don;t think this is a valid difference in terms of content.. it is
referencing the medium it exists in. There have been (too) many
television shows that cut to clips of other tv shows, so an online show
that references other online shows is only natural..
and andrew, yes you have possibilities.. but i was ONLY talking about
the style of the show, not what it represents.. it was not a criticism,
i was just pointing out that is unfair to say that other online news (i
use that term VERY loosly ;) ) shows shouldn't be accussed of ripping
off rocketboom just because they are irreverant and/or have a single
female presenter. It's like saying Bill Hicks rips off Richard Pryor
because they both stood alone on stage telling jokes.






  
  
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