Re: [videoblogging] where do rejected Youtube videos go?
thanks jay this is fascinating On 5/24/08, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://youtomb.mit.edu/ The folks at MIT Free Culture have created a site that tracks what videos are being rejected at Youtube. Interesting to see what pattern might develop. Jay When YouTube videos are removed by the site's administrators--in many cases the pulled videos allegedly violate copyright--they vanish without a trace. YouTube officials erase all data about such videos, including the title, author, and how many times the video had been viewed. A new Web site by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is preserving information about removed videos, and analyzing what kinds of clips are taken down. It's called YouTomb, and it is tracking more than 220,000 videos that might be removed in the future. Since the project started a few weeks ago, it has detected more than 18,000 yanked videos. The site does not allow users to see the videos themselves. But the students, who are members of a student group called MIT Free Culture, hope that the data about the videos could be helpful to researchers.--Jeffrey R. Young, CHE -- http://jaydedman.com 917 371 6790 -- http://geekentertainment.tv [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] need help recovering destroyed wordpress blog
hi. i'll try to give you a brief outline of what happened. my hosting service (Bluefish Hosting, btw) upgraded to a new platform. This meant migrating all the files to somewhere other than where it was and working fine. Don't know why. My directories and html files migrated but none of my databases migrated over to the new platform and so my wordpress blogs went kaput. after weeks of phone calls and complaints, i finally got them to migrate the databases over to the new platform and days later to make the appropriate wordpress directory associate with the right database. what was wrong and what they did, i have no idea because they would not return my phone calls or emails. Bluefish, btw, used to be awesome. Their support now seems to have to deal with another company that i should be sewing right now. if you go to studioscopic.com you will see the blog comes up with all the stylesheets and everything but none of the links for pages or archives work. the categories are broken. some plugins like vPIP seem to work but others like my photo galley plugin don't. I'm going to keep leaving messages for my hosting support but the site has been broken for weeks and if I rely on them it will stay broken for much longer. does this look like something that i could fix myself? I would very much appreciate any help. let me know if you need more info. ps. don't use Bluefish David Kessler www.studioscopic.com
[videoblogging] (job) looking for a videoblogger/editor in Boston area
New in the area and looking for someone to work on a project (paid 2 day gig). Have a couple hundred videos and need to watermark them with our logo. Have FCP here in the office, know this is an automated process, but I am not skilled. If you or someone you know can help out onsite (Norwell, MA - 25 miles south of Boston) tues and weds it would be appreciated. Have them contact me directly via email. Thanks -- Sean W. Bohan [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.seanbohan.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Camera Operator Wanted (NY Tri-State Area)
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/crg/695083372.html
