Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Our tactic in this regard has been more often to work with others to propose specifications or extensions to existing specifications. We've been involved with the development of Media RSS, which was a very open process as opposed to the way the iTunes extensions were simply imposed by Apple. We've

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

On 16 Dec 2005, at 20:03, Joshua Kinberg wrote: >> Any idea if you'll be implementing a namespace? > > Tell me what the advantages would be for this? > Is something not covered by RSS, iTunes extensions, or Media RSS, that > you think we should include... or try to get included in other specs? I

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

> Any idea if you'll be implementing a namespace? Tell me what the advantages would be for this? Is something not covered by RSS, iTunes extensions, or Media RSS, that you think we should include... or try to get included in other specs? -josh On 12/16/05, Christian Wach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

On 16 Dec 2005, at 18:39, Jay dedman wrote: >> Having said that, I do think that FireANT (on the Mac at least) >> could have a much larger directory of feeds to choose from, and >> perhaps an 'activate' checkbox... I'm thinking of the huge list >> available in standard aggregators like NetNewsWire

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Sweet! Can't wait to see it. On 12/16/05, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Having said that, I do think that FireANT (on the Mac at least) > > could have a much larger directory of feeds to choose from, and > > perhaps an 'activate' checkbox... I'm thinking of the huge list > > avail

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

> Having said that, I do think that FireANT (on the Mac at least) > could have a much larger directory of feeds to choose from, and > perhaps an 'activate' checkbox... I'm thinking of the huge list > available in standard aggregators like NetNewsWire. Would be a > nice touch and appear less like a

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Yeah, did I not see a FireANT mention?What about DTV. DOH!On Dec 16, 2005, at 9:17 AM, Michael Sullivan wrote: of course.  seems to be an A-List of vloggers, evangelists, services that are repeatedly mentioned over and over.  I suppose this makes sense for the latter groups but its def good t

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

"hanks to improved streaming video technology" DO TO STREAMING MEDIA! I think I'm going to puke! That's just completely backwards... it's do the move away from streaming media to portable video formats! DOH! I'm gonna sue! I swear it! I want a retraction! -Mike Michael Meiser http://mmeise

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

guess you forgot about me, I'm in europe.http://pjkproductions.blogspot.comOn 16 Dec 2005, at 14:50, Steve Garfield wrote: I gave her this list when asked for European vloggers: Graham Walker takes you on world travels form a personal pespctive http://travelvlog.blogspot.com Norwegians in Engl

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

what? we can re-mix, but they can't Sufferin suckatash! That would make us hipotwits! ;) markus Michael Sullivan wrote: > just wish the reporters/editors would not 'borrow' so much from > other articles and resources and go out and find the nuggets themselves. > > sull > > -- My nam

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

I love Vlog Soup Steve, Love it :) On 12/16/05, Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Plus I sent her to Vlog Soup which highlights a lot of new vloggers > each episode. > > http://stevegarfield.blogs.com/videoblog/vlog_soup/index.html > > On Dec 16, 2005, at 9:05 AM, Devlon wrote: > > >

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Plus I sent her to Vlog Soup which highlights a lot of new vloggers each episode. http://stevegarfield.blogs.com/videoblog/vlog_soup/index.html On Dec 16, 2005, at 9:05 AM, Devlon wrote: > It would be nice to hear about some new videobloggers in these > articles. > --Steve -- Home Page - ht

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Yeah, I guess they are only going to pick who they want. Good effort from Steve and Peter in this instance :) I wonder, should we as site and tool builders make it our responsibility to keep it a level playing field? On 12/16/05, Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I gave her this list

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Well, I wasnt personally complaining.Just an observationBut then again, its just an observation from someone who is aware of all the articles (since alerts are posted here) and not the general audience of that news source who would likely read it and learn of the people and projects for

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

On Fri, 16 Dec 2005 15:50:43 +0100, Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Kristina Rapacki in Norway > http://nordark.blogs.com/nordark/ Small correction: Kristina is vlogging from Copenhagen, Denmark. I'm 99% certain she's Swedish though (having moved to Denmark because it's so damn

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

On 16 Dec 2005, at 14:17, Michael Sullivan wrote: > seems to be an A-List of vloggers, evangelists, services that > are repeatedly mentioned over and over So the moral of the story would seem to be... contact the press yourself and get your own publicity :) Seriously though, if they're intereste

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

I gave her this list when asked for European vloggers: Graham Walker takes you on world travels form a personal pespctive http://travelvlog.blogspot.com Norwegians in England http://www.davidandtrine.org/ Raymond M. Kristiansen in Norway http://www.dltq.org/ Rodrigo A. Sepúlveda Schulz - Just m

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

of course.  seems to be an A-List of vloggers, evangelists, services that are repeatedly mentioned over and over.  I suppose this makes sense for the latter groups but its def good to see new vloggers getting attention... The variety is usually good... from rboom to laughterpractice.  just w

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

It would be nice to hear about some new videobloggers in these articles.On 12/16/05, Devlon <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:Thanks Steve, nice to see Mefeedia in there ...and yes, you again ;) On 12/15/05, Steve Garfield < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: Vlogger (noun): Blogger With Video Camera By DIO

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Thanks Steve, nice to see Mefeedia in there ...and yes, you again ;)On 12/15/05, Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: Vlogger (noun): Blogger With Video Camera By DIONNE SEARCEY Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL December 16, 2005; Page B1 "On another

Re: [videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Steve you are a PR MACHINE. Congratulations!On 12/15/05, Steve Garfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Vlogger (noun): Blogger With Video Camera By DIONNE SEARCEY Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL December 16, 2005; Page B1 "On another vlog, stevegarfield.blo

[videoblogging] Wall Street Journal: Videoblogging

Vlogger (noun): Blogger With Video Camera By DIONNE SEARCEY Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL December 16, 2005; Page B1 "On another vlog, stevegarfield.blogs.com/videoblog/, Steve Garfield screens daily life in his Boston home. He calls it "The Carol and Steve