Conheça: Scivee TV http://www.scivee.tv/


Matéria:
http://www.xconomy.com/san-diego/2008/11/24/the-bourne-innovation-uc-researchers-launch-a-youtube-for-scientists/

Bruce V. Bigelow, The Bourne Innovation: UC Researchers Launch a YouTube for
Scientists<http://www.xconomy.com/san-diego/2008/11/24/the-bourne-innovation-uc-researchers-launch-a-youtube-for-scientists/>,
Xconomy, November 24, 2008.

... [Phil] Bourne saw the emerging trend [of OA] and recruited Leo Chalupa,
a friend and colleague at UC Davis, to launch an online video project to
help scientists make their research better-known. Bourne and Chalupa were
initially unsure if the project they started last year was merely an
interesting science project or a business. But they decided to form a
startup company earlier this year around what they call
SciVee<http://www.scivee.tv/>.
It is basically a YouTube for academic researchers. ...

Bourne says his first idea was to essentially create "pubcasts," which
typically consist of a 15-minute video in which the author of a published
and peer-reviewed article explains the research and highlights the key
findings. ...

Scientists also are using SciVee to enhance research published in so-called
"poster sessions" at scientific conferences and to form online communities
of interest. ...

By providing a technology platform much like YouTube's, SciVee enables
scientists across a host of disciplines to create content in any field of
science, technology, or medicine. Bourne says K-12 teachers and other
educational users also are using SciVee to post videos
likethis<http://scivee.com/node/2508>for younger students to access.
About 1,000 users have posted videos on the
site so far. ...

[T]he National Science Foundation <http://www.nsf.gov/> ... provided the
$175,000 "exploratory grant" that enabled Bourne to get SciVee started. ...

"It is not an advertising supported model," says [Marc] Friedmann, SciVee's
CEO. "We are distinctly not pursuing the approach of putting up a website,
trying to build a lot of traffic for the site, and then realizing revenue
through advertising based on that traffic. To this point in time, we've
built the business with a little bit of government grant support, but we're
looking to commercialize it by generating revenue from paying customers."



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