> i have very little interest at this point in watching vlogs on a
> television, regularly.
Interesting! This thread has made some things much more clear to me.
For example, *my* eventual goal is to have people watch my videos on a
TV, not via their computer.
(You can't even buy a new PC now without being offered the Media
center...so this is not far off.)
The computer is a terrible place to present video. People are in
multi-tasking mode. Personally, It is rare that I watch more than 2
minutes of video without checking my email at some point (and I don't
think my habits are unique.)
I long for the great convergence when my self-produced, self-published
videos will be available and viewable in a TV setting...when people
have their feet kicked up. When they settle in to their sofa with a
beer and actually focus on my work.
I am new to vlogging and am now understanding that maybe I don't want
to be a vlogger at all. (I still think it is SUPER cool, but not my
end goal.)
I just started working with a company that is focussed on full-screen,
all-can-publish, TV-like programming. At first I thought the overlap
with vlogging was substancial, but I am learning that they quite
distinct. They address similar ideas and I'm excited about both!
(I'll post about the new company soon.)
In any case, thanks for the great brain food!
-Halcyon
www.SpreadingThePink.com
www.cockybastard.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.
