Re: [videoblogging] Re: hello everyone!

jill neglected to mention she helped organize the YouTube nyc party this past summer sponsored by nextnewnetworks and blip she was also shown on iCaught, that wierd show on television LOL On 9/18/07, Bill Cammack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey Jill. :) > > You'll want to join The New York C

[videoblogging] Re: hello everyone!

Hey Jill. :) You'll want to join The New York City Videoblogging Meetup Group http://videoblog.meetup.com/8/ -- Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jill H" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > HI, > > I Wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jill- i live in NY- and i

[videoblogging] hello everyone!

HI, I Wanted to introduce myself. My name is Jill- i live in NY- and i vlog on youtube. my link is http://www.youtube.com/xgobobeanx I am hoping to make friends with other videobloggers in ny as well as anywhere! I hope to hear back from anyone and everyone!! Take care Jill

[videoblogging] Blog/Podcast about Podcasting for Profit on Sept 25th

Everyone, a few months back, I asked people on this list to contact me if you're making money with a podcast. I'm proud to announce that Podcasting for Profit, the book, is now complete and will be ready for sale at the Podcast & New Media Expo. Podcasting for Profit features the following video p

[videoblogging] 5 min Oz Skater Video Art sold for $84,000

Storm Sequence, a five-minute slow-motion video of skateboarding at Bondi Beach became the first digital video artwork to be auctioned in Australia. It brought $84,000 at Sotheby's in Melbourne. "Video art is big with museums, but this is the first time it's been embraced by the Australian seconda

[videoblogging] Lori at Green TV Help!

This has only been my second request and what I have learned from this incredible group is we help each other. The Associated Press is doing a story on Green TV in 6-weeks. I am freaking out because I cannot find a place to buy wholesale green products to re-sell. I have over $500,000 into just mak

[videoblogging] Re: FlashMeeting Now! For 2 hours

Thanks for the feedback, Richard. I've gotten into the habit of scheduling the FlashMeetings spontaneously -- today, for example, I scheduled the meeting about a minute before it began, and then I immediately headed here to post the announcement so that we wouldn't lose a moment. I knew I was for

[videoblogging] Privacy & Technology - a quaint idea

What's all the fuss. I remember when, before, once upon a time http://www.aclu.org/privacy/spying/surveillancesocietyclock2.html Why a Surveillance Society Clock? Surveillance is an urgent issue. That isn't always obvious amid the constant blur of new technologies and one-day privacy stories,

[videoblogging] New Teevee Screening: Love Stories

NewTeeVee is having a pier screening in NYC on the 24th and some people from this group are in the running (I being one of them) http://screenings.newteevee.com/video/video/listTagged?tag=event5 So go check out the videos and vote for some the theme is "Love Stories" I submitted my wedding propos

Re: [videoblogging] FlashMeeting Now! For 2 hours

It's like you're dreaming about gorgonzola cheese when it's clearly brie time, baby. On 18 Sep 2007, at 18:29, Richard Amirault wrote: - Original Message - From: "Markus Sandy" > > email messages usually indicate the time sent. > > that is the now he is obviously referring to :) Yes

Re: [videoblogging] FlashMeeting Now! For 2 hours

I just click on the link provided in the email. If it's time, I enter the meeting; if the time has passed, I view it; if it's yet to begin, the countdown appears. I hope you'll begin to schedule flashmeetings, Richard, and show us how it can be done :) This is (I think) Harald's first time sched

Re: [videoblogging] FlashMeeting Now! For 2 hours

- Original Message - From: "Markus Sandy" > > email messages usually indicate the time sent. > > that is the now he is obviously referring to :) Yes, but that information is not readily apparent. It put the onus on the reader (EACH and every one of them) to take the time to figure out w

Re: [videoblogging] FlashMeeting Now! For 2 hours

Richard Amirault wrote: > - Original Message - > From: "Harold" > > > FlashMeeting for videobloggers begins right now, and will continue for > > 2 hours: > (snip) > > When is "now"? > > Is that like "today" only more so ;-) > > These terms are meaningless on an e-Mail message. Despite what

[videoblogging] University of Texas has some good info

Use as a tool... Always in the back of the mind ... self censure or DMCADIYCYA.

[videoblogging] Fwd: First Edition: Yahoo will purchase Zimbra

wow this brought back memories! from nov 2005 when we interviewed the zimbra guy http://www.geekentertainment.tv/2005/11/18/9/ -- Forwarded message -- From: SiliconValley.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sep 18, 2007 8:24 AM Subject: First Edition: Yahoo will purchase Zimbra To: [EMA

[videoblogging] FlashMeeting Now! For 2 hours

FlashMeeting for videobloggers begins right now, and will continue for 2 hours: http://flashmeeting.open.ac.uk/fm/c174de-9929 Harold

[videoblogging] Link up!

Dear vloggers, Let's link up at Facebook and LinkedIn and share! Ruud Elmendorp [EMAIL PROTECTED] Also to get commissions... Hope to see you there!!! Cheers, Ruud Elmendorp Video Journalist Africa http://www.videoreporter.nl +254 736 746 312 [Non-text portions of this message have been rem

[videoblogging] Takedown policies (was Re: only one "hiphop" violinist allowed)

Nice! An amicable conclusion!! --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Jay dedman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > As many have mentioned before on this list...the goal is not to act > > like a mob, but to be clear about policiesand fight bad policies. > > We should post any communication pe

[videoblogging] Takedown policies (was Re: only one "hiphop" violinist allowed)

Guys, guys and gals...it's not YouTube "takedown" policy that is stupid...it's the DMCA law that is stupidunder the DMCA if a site like youtube is given a takedown notice they HAVE to do it, no questions asked on their part, it's a part of that whole "safe harbor" provision in the DMCA. Ba

[videoblogging] Takedown policies (was Re: only one "hiphop" violinist allowed)

I knew YouTube's takedown policy was retarded months ago. A friend of mine did a live performance at a festival. She gave me not one, but TWO feed tapes from the show, meaning raw footage from TWO cameras used to film her performance. These were provided to her by the people that booked her for