[videoblogging] vloggerapper

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



too funny...
http://ia300118.us.archive.org/0/items/Freestylin_Rap_Day/FreestylinRapDay.mov

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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book (was: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end)

2005-08-05 Thread Kunga


HI everyone,I'm new to the list. And new to the vlog - video podcast space. Not new to video though. Still a vlog virgin. Still conceptualizing how I want to make my first impression.Congratulations Jay, Verdi, Ryan and Kinberg. I am embarrassed to say I have not been in the Vlog space for the past year. I wrote the original Sony VX-1000 review for DV magazine pp 20-21 of the February 1996 issue. I was one of the first DV shooters when it came to market in September 1995. I was shooting with it within a few days of when it went on sale. Shot over 3,000 hours of classic multimedia trade show and beyond footage '90-'04. Never edited any of it. I am a historical multimedia videographer.Now I am a whole year behind all of you. You are all doing such interesting and creative work.I just set up all these blogs to address different parts of the video podcast and multimedia scene. I would love to interview each of you vlog makers and video podcast producers, developers, and on camera talent. Please add me to your iChat AV, gizmo and skype contact lists and shoot me a note off list. Taylor Barcroftbarcroft (gizmo) http://www.gizmoproject.comkungax (Skype) http://skype.comkungag5 (iChat) http://www.aim.comhttp://videopodcaster.blogspot.com/http://videopodcasts.blogspot.com/http://podclips.blogspot.com/http://podwaves.blogspot.com/http://tripodcast.blogspot.com/http://talkintech.blogspot.com/http://futuremediatv.blogspot.com/http://cafolk.blogspot.com/http://robinacourtin.blogspot.com/ On Aug 4, 2005, at 12:30 PM, Jay dedman wrote:Somebody Will be writing the first book about vlogging (isn't IDG working on it already behind the scene?), there will be a "Vlogging for Dummies" book before the end of this year or perhaps early 06, and there will be all kinds of tutorials out there. The good thing, for me, is that FreeVlog is as ambitious as it is, and because of the early 'market penetration' of Michael Verdi and Ryanne Hodson with this project, I think that Freevlog also in the future will be one of the most linked-to tutorials to videoblogging. I love the ethos of Michael Verdi and Ryanne Hodson, and I hope that when the money comes (because it Will) that they will not lose the questions.  well, the first book on videoblogging is about to be written...by all of us. Verdi, Ryan, Kinberg and myself wrote a proposal for O'reilly last month. They accepted. We have 6 weeks to produce 100 hacks on videoblogging. If we pull it off, it could be in stores by the end of the year.  So here's the deal: Anyone interested in helping us write hacks should email me off-list. This weekend we are setting up a wiki to show you our outline and hacks we've thought up and already written. If you write a hack and it gets published, you'll get 100$ a hack plus book credit.  Verdi, Ryan, Kinberg and myself are putting side the next 6 weeks to write this book. But we want it to be a collaborative process, paid and credited. The combined intelligence of this group is incredible. I would love for this book to reflect all the experience that we have gathered in the past year.  Jay  --  URL: http://www.momentshowing.net Adventures in Videoblogging 

  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Re: The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread johngaltsjournal




I bet half this this is saying tell me!!! to many of your list.

I'm adding 5 bucks to any hack that makes the book that comes from this list. I'm not 
kidding.

That means, if the editors take your hack, and you have been a part of this list since 
RIGHT NOW, I am adding five bucks per hack.

Put up or shut up-- it's D-Day.
schlomo
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, andrew michael baron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am surprised to hear the number of people who think this Oriley 
 hacks thing is a bad idea. I think it's probably the greatest honor 
 yet to come out of the whole videoblogging group. I have Spidering 
 Hacks and Google Hacks and they are exceptionally great.
 
 Oriely is editing the book so they will assure it meets their 
 standards I assume.
 
 I can easily imagine how it will be so easy to come up with 100 solid 
 hacks, that meet even the strictest definitions of hacks, the 
 challenge may be to ONLY have 100.
 
 In the same way I get creative fulfillment from writing, I also feel 
 pretty good about the kinds of solutions I'm forced to come up with 
 on a daily basis just trying to keep our videoblog afloat. I assume 
 everyone has tons of little solutions that they make up to suit 
 tailored demands.
 
 Wouldn't the following be just a few of the thousands of common ideas?
 
 1. apple widget to grab latest video from xml feed
 2. interface public webcam to update on blog
 3. home made teleprompter from hacked laptop screen, mirror and glass 
 to place over camera lenses.
 4. building a mechanical, external switch to trigger controls via 
 infrared or sonar.
 5. creating various MAX/MSP Jitter patches for compressing, 
 streaming, looping and effecting video
 6. revlogging hacks.
 7. hot-linking with an http://http file structure to hide source of 
 video when pulling from another domain.
 8. creating an index file that checks to make sure server is healthy 
 and if its slow or crashed to divert to a backup server.
 9. inserting url pings in quicktime when user reaches a certain point 
 in the video.
 10. how to seed a torrent and then release yourself from the seed 
 while keeping it alive off the other seeds
 11. how to meet people through webcams by finding out the location of 
 the cam's IP and then calling.
 12. how to hack your audience by renaming your files.
 13. how to code your site to associate all images and various video 
 distributions to the same post, without coding each item.
 14. how to capture any file, even DRM or protected files.
 15. how to convert any file to any file
 16. using php or pearl script to randomly grab videos from a directory
 17. how to hard code an xml template to create enclosures.
 18. create your own rss to TV feeds.
 19. how to make a bean-bag to mount a camera on your bike.
 20. how to edit on your videocamera in realtime.
 21. building a 555 timer circuit to start/stop camera at time intervals.
 22. building a motion sensor to trigger a videocamera on.
 23. tons of easy video tracking methods for input values.
 24. pulling in feeds from various places like del.icio.us, 
 blogdigger, friends, etc. into videoblog
 25. how to exclude certain authors from being downloaded through 
 community feed subscriptions -this is my all time favorite ;)
 
 To name but just a few obvious ones. . .








  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] vloggerapper

2005-08-05 Thread R. Kristiansen




Of course, this was Phil Hamilton from Phil Hits the Big Time
http://philham.blogspot.com
His feed is at: http://feeds.feedburner.com/philham

Go subscribe, you won't regret it :)

best, 

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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread duncan speakman




 5. creating various MAX/MSP Jitter patches for compressing, 
 streaming, looping and effecting video
 

wow.. there's actually one i already know how to do!!!

actually while i've been posting very few videos lately i have been
delving back into my (ahem..) interactive video roots... i've been
looking at what possibilities MAX/MSP/Jitter can offer to vlogs.. i
haven't updated my copy for a year or so but AFAIK you still can;t
make web apps with MAX, although you can now make cross-platform
stuff.. we'll see.. it does offer some great possibilites for creating
authored movies though..


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[videoblogging] Re: The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread James A. Donnelly





Congraduation to everyone involved in the book deal. This is the
beginning of something monumential.
-Andrew interested hacks...hope to see more.
jim

www.dummycast.com
www.madpod.com
www.madlymedia.com
www.moonvideo.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, andrew michael baron
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am surprised to hear the number of people who think this Oriley 
 hacks thing is a bad idea. I think it's probably the greatest honor 
 yet to come out of the whole videoblogging group. I have Spidering 
 Hacks and Google Hacks and they are exceptionally great.
 
 Oriely is editing the book so they will assure it meets their 
 standards I assume.
 
 I can easily imagine how it will be so easy to come up with 100 solid 
 hacks, that meet even the strictest definitions of hacks, the 
 challenge may be to ONLY have 100.
 
 In the same way I get creative fulfillment from writing, I also feel 
 pretty good about the kinds of solutions I'm forced to come up with 
 on a daily basis just trying to keep our videoblog afloat. I assume 
 everyone has tons of little solutions that they make up to suit 
 tailored demands.
 
 Wouldn't the following be just a few of the thousands of common ideas?
 
 1. apple widget to grab latest video from xml feed
 2. interface public webcam to update on blog
 3. home made teleprompter from hacked laptop screen, mirror and glass 
 to place over camera lenses.
 4. building a mechanical, external switch to trigger controls via 
 infrared or sonar.
 5. creating various MAX/MSP Jitter patches for compressing, 
 streaming, looping and effecting video
 6. revlogging hacks.
 7. hot-linking with an http://http file structure to hide source of 
 video when pulling from another domain.
 8. creating an index file that checks to make sure server is healthy 
 and if its slow or crashed to divert to a backup server.
 9. inserting url pings in quicktime when user reaches a certain point 
 in the video.
 10. how to seed a torrent and then release yourself from the seed 
 while keeping it alive off the other seeds
 11. how to meet people through webcams by finding out the location of 
 the cam's IP and then calling.
 12. how to hack your audience by renaming your files.
 13. how to code your site to associate all images and various video 
 distributions to the same post, without coding each item.
 14. how to capture any file, even DRM or protected files.
 15. how to convert any file to any file
 16. using php or pearl script to randomly grab videos from a directory
 17. how to hard code an xml template to create enclosures.
 18. create your own rss to TV feeds.
 19. how to make a bean-bag to mount a camera on your bike.
 20. how to edit on your videocamera in realtime.
 21. building a 555 timer circuit to start/stop camera at time intervals.
 22. building a motion sensor to trigger a videocamera on.
 23. tons of easy video tracking methods for input values.
 24. pulling in feeds from various places like del.icio.us, 
 blogdigger, friends, etc. into videoblog
 25. how to exclude certain authors from being downloaded through 
 community feed subscriptions -this is my all time favorite ;)
 
 To name but just a few obvious ones. . .





  




  
  
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[videoblogging] It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread Jan





http://www.seriousmagic.com/products/vlogit/

Surfing, found the above at 2 degrees of separation from 
about.com entry on vlogging  http://weblogs.about.com/od/podcastingaudioblogging/g/vlogsvidblogs.htm.

Folks pop in here and leave their requests for this or that 
without firstbecoming part of the community.

Ah. Love it or leave it. Choosing to love it.

Chinese curse: "May you live in interesting 
times."

Fascinating.

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[videoblogging] Re: The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread petertheman




Let me also remind people that this might be the first, but it surely
won't be the only one. Now would be a good time to prepare your book
proposals and send them to various publishers.

Also, you can send article proposals to Oreilly for publishing on
their various websites, if you're techie. They pay a few 100$.

Let the great vlogwriting begin!

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Best price on Mini DV tapes

2005-08-05 Thread Steve Garfield




http://tapestockonline.com

sony dvm-60prl 60 minute at qty 50 $2.74 each

On Aug 2, 2005, at 2:38 AM, iwatchedthewholething wrote:

 The place i get all my dv tapes from is:

 www.tapes.com

 they have..by far...the best prices i have found.

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[videoblogging] Re: The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread petertheman




And videoblogging.info also accepts articles.

Peter

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, petertheman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Let me also remind people that this might be the first, but it surely
 won't be the only one. Now would be a good time to prepare your book
 proposals and send them to various publishers.
 
 Also, you can send article proposals to Oreilly for publishing on
 their various websites, if you're techie. They pay a few 100$.
 
 Let the great vlogwriting begin!
 
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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread Andreas Haugstrup




On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 06:34:05 +0200, Michael Sullivan 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 7. hot-linking with an http://http file structure to hide source of 
 video
 when pulling from another domain.

 been curious about this one. feel free to explain ;-)

Not completely sure what Andrew is talking about, but there are a couple 
of ways to hide the location of a movie.

1. Quicktime reference movie: URL: 
http://www.videoblogging.info/archives/make-a-quicktime-reference-movie/ 
2. Linkubator creates a similar wrapper movie: URL: 
http://www.solitude.dk/archives/linkubator/ 
3. Poor man's solution: a 302 Found HTTP header.

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Re: [videoblogging] It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread Pete Prodoehl




Jan wrote:
 http://www.seriousmagic.com/products/vlogit/
 
 Surfing, found the above at 2 degrees of separation from about.com entry on vlogging  http://weblogs.about.com/od/podcastingaudioblogging/g/vlogsvidblogs.htm .
 
 Folks pop in here and leave their requests for this or that without first becoming part of the community.
 
 Ah. Love it or leave it. Choosing to love it.
 
 Chinese curse: May you live in interesting times.
 
 Fascinating.

What amuses me is the quote: ...generates a personal video that looks 
much like a regular TV newscast or documentary.

That pretty much sums up exactly what I *don't* want to see when 
watching videoblogs...

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Re: [videoblogging] Crazy for Money!!

2005-08-05 Thread Pete Prodoehl




Jan wrote:
 Well, kids don't typically have kids, or mortgages, or retirement in mind, 
 do they?
 
 Personally, I plan on going homeless when I am no longer able to work.

I plan on going 'bio-diesel motor home' when I no longer have to work...

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread Pete Prodoehl




LeanBackVids.com wrote:
 It is kinda like how Linux can make you cool...
 http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/cool.shtml
 
 Sadly, I gave up and shelled out for a G5. Hey, at least it is still
 UNIX, right?

Well, it's FreeBSD... um, I mean Darwin... sort of... ;)

(Sorry, the *nix geek in me couldn't resist.)

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Re: [videoblogging] Crazy for Money!!

2005-08-05 Thread Jan




Much better idea, Pete; have bathing tent, will travel.
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To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 9:26 AM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Crazy for Money!!


 Jan wrote:
 Well, kids don't typically have kids, or mortgages, or retirement in 
 mind,
 do they?

 Personally, I plan on going homeless when I am no longer able to work.

 I plan on going 'bio-diesel motor home' when I no longer have to work...

 Pete

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 videoblog for the future...






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[videoblogging] NYC Meetup - August 14 - NEW Location

2005-08-05 Thread Adam Quirk



Hey vloggers,

A reminder that the NYC meetup is next Sunday, August 14th at 6:00pm.

I think we have outgrown Art Bar, so I propose we move over to one of these places:

Saga - http://www.saganyc.com/ - Lex  39th

Bryant Park - http://www.bryantpark.org/ - 42nd - Cafes nearby in case we want food.

I vote for Bryant Park. If it's raining on Sunday, we'll coordinate via email and go to Saga or another choice.

If you'd like, join this group to be kept informed of our meetups:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nyc_vloggers/

Then vote for our location here:
http://tinyurl.com/cb29x

That will keep our localized messages off this main list.

It will also be easier to keep track of who is coming, who's out of town, who's busy writing best-sellers, etc.

That is all. Carry on.
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Re: [videoblogging] It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread Adam Quirk



On 8/5/05, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

What amuses me is the quote: ...generates a personal video that looks 
much like a regular TV newscast or documentary.

That pretty much sums up exactly what I *don't* want to see when 
watching videoblogs...

Pete

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VlogIt has been around for a few months now. When the corporate
media outlets started writing articles about videoblogging, VlogIt
usually was mentioned. They have a strong marketing team and
Serious Magic has some seriously good software, like the chroma-keying
stuff for example. They're also tied into Vlog.com.

VlogIt isn't for everyone, but if you want to look like that stuff you
mentioned, it's the way to go. Rocketboom uses the newsdesk
model, and I'm sure others will in the future.
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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



did you buy podcast hacks yet?
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0596100663/qid=1123250310/sr=8-7/ref=pd_bbs_sbs_7/002-1961305-4934429?v=glances=booksn=507846

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[videoblogging] Waiting for Eye-Pod

2005-08-05 Thread Chuck Olsen




Technology Review article about the rumored video iPod:

http://tinyurl.com/7hnxj

Wherein Jay Dedman says:
Audio is boring. It's boring to make a radio show.

uh-oh. :-)





  




  
  
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[videoblogging] Anyone familiar with Olivelink?

2005-08-05 Thread Frank Meeuwsen




Hey all,

Is anyone familiar with the OlivelViewer to watch video's from
eachothers desktop? http://www.olivelink.com/downloads/index.html
I read this praiising article over at masternewmedia.org
(http://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2005/03/28/turn_your_pc_into_a.htm)
and am curious if anyone has already tried it?


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Re: [videoblogging] Waiting for Eye-Pod

2005-08-05 Thread Joshua Kinberg




hahaha, of all the quotes to pick!

Although, i believe I know what Jay really meant here (its probably
way out of context).
Regular folks don't make radio shows as part of their daily
experience. They *do* make videos and home movies. My mom has made
home movies, she's never made a radio show, unless you consider
leaving a voice mail message a radio show.

-Josh


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Re: [videoblogging] VCD?

2005-08-05 Thread Joshua Paul


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[videoblogging] Re: It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread David Meade




Actually these guys are how I discovered vlogging like a year ago -
maybe even more, I'm not sure. (Though I didnt start vlogging myself
back then).

They run http://www.vlog.com and I loved that site.

I purchased the software even (though I dont use it :-P). Sometime
after I found them but before I started vlogging ... I found all of
you. :-) And I'm thankful for that. :-P

Someday I will use the green screen that their software came with
however :-)

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Re: [videoblogging] Waiting for Eye-Pod

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



oh well... 
it happens. 

always good not to say negative things that can be applied directly to what you yourself evangelize.

radio does suck... but there are good radio shows.. one i listen to on sunday mornings is The Woodstock Roundtable.
filled with interesting topics, humor, live music and audience participation. 

i used to be addicted to recording myself on my old voice recorder just babbling about shit as i drove or walked around.
still do this on occasion with my portable media device... but not as often. 

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Re: [videoblogging] The Friday Dialup Challenge

2005-08-05 Thread Stephanie Bryant




My blog Hold My Beer and Watch This! (mortaine.blogspot.com) has
quite a few that are fewer than 2 MB, in particular the early ones and
more recent ones (Day 1's .mov format, Day 2, Day 3, Day 5, Day 9, Day
38, Day 42, Day 43, and Day 44-- under 1 MB are Day 9, Day 3, and Day
42, as well as the Day 1 .mov file).

After Meet the Vloggers, I realized I was letting my vlog entries
bloat too much, and I've slimmed things down a lot recently. I gave
myself an upper guideline to keep anything embedded below 10 MB, with
a goal of 3 MB for most entries; if I have a rare entry that's more
than that, I'll post it as an enclosure, but not embed it into the
entry (so if you view my vlog at the website, you won't be tearing out
your hair while your browser hangs).

On 8/4/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 8/5/05, Philip Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I'd like to issue a challenge to everyone on this list. You all seem
  like nice people--I just wish I could actually watch some of your
  videos. But I'm stuck out here in the woods on a 56K modem and there
  are only so many megabytes in a day.

One might argue that video-over-the-web just isn't for a dialup
audience. I know that sounds... cruel? Elitist? Whatever-- it's the
barrier-to-entry, and not one that vloggers have a whole lot of
control over, like web browser preference.

When my husband was working on the Kerbango internet radio, the
question came up repeatedly-- what about dialup users? The radio
didn't have a phone cord, no modem inside the device at all. What were
they going to do for those who didn't have a high-speed internet
connection? The answer was pretty obvious-- if you didn't have high
speed internet (this was 3-4 years ago), you weren't going to be
streaming audio onto anything. Streaming audio, like video today, took
too much bandwidth to reasonably download on a dialup.

Frustrating for you, perhaps, on dialup, but there you have it.
There's a design consideration that the content-producers (the
vloggers) aren't going to take too seriously, because the dialup
audience is small and getting smaller, not larger. Join the 21st
century. Get a high-speed Internet connection, directional wireless,
cable/satellite, whatever it takes, if you want to actually watch
vlogs. You'll never regret it.

Or, upload your own vlogs from within a viewing vacuum in which you
post-only and never really get to see what others are doing. I started
out that way, not really watching any vlogs until the second week or
so, because I wanted to develop my own thing first, and it can be kind
of refreshing to not be influenced by others' voices. But it means
you'll be in a creative vacuum as well, so unless you have a steady
source of inspiration (like I do), you may find yourself floundering
for things to say/do.

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[videoblogging] Taking my videos down (Freeplay Music discussion)

2005-08-05 Thread Erin Nealey






From: Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Aug 4, 2005 9:50 am
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Freeplay Music: Warning  

Erin, this whole discussion has really helped me, actually. I am not a
Freeplay Music user. If I were, at this point I would consider such a
letter to be a Cease  Desist order, take down the offending music,
and let them take me to court if they really needed the $200.



Hey all,

I hate to be keeping this discussion lingering around but wanted to
let everyone know what's going on. In regards to what Stephanie wrote,
and what others have said on and off list to me.. I've started to
wonder if maybe I am being too apologetic about this whole thing.
(Truth is, I've always been that way, and am quick to take blame and
apologize for things in order to keep peace and avoid confrontation).

Anyway, after talking extensively with my husband about this.. we have
decided not to pay the entire amount to Freeplay Music. To be fair, I
am going to offer to pay for the music as if it were pro-rated for a
year. This afternoon, I will be taking down all my videos containing
complete selections of Freeplay Music (6 in total). They will still
be on the archive, but I will be requesting they be removed from there
as well. Anyone know who best to contact at IA to do this? Could IA
get in trouble as well for continuing to host them? I would hate for
that to happen.

I keep wrestling with myself as to if I am doing the right thing or
not... but I have heard from more people who are of the opinion that I
should not pay. I would gladly pay the money if 1)they didn't make it
so easy for people to make a mistake. You don't even have to read the
terms in order to download the music. Even when you do read the terms,
anyone could make the mistake of reading Private Non-Commercial Use
(Non-revenue generating or associated) and stop there, thinking they
were safe. In my opinion, a much better way of making sure people
weren't abusing this is to have someone register on the site and have
them actually check a box that says they agree to terms. 2)The name,
in and of itself, is misleading. For most ways this music is used, it
isn't free at all. You see the name Freeplay Music and can
immediately start downloading. Not a great idea if you ask me.

Anyway, not that anyone will probably care... but a lot of my most
recent videos will exist no more. I will probably try and fix them and
eventually re-vlog them, but I'd rather be focused on posting some new
content for now.

If someone from IA can get in touch with me off list... I can give you
the list of videos I need to have removed. Sorry if this is a hassle.
I just don't want anyone else to get in trouble. 

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[videoblogging] Re: It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread Steve Watkins




I find it sort of fascinating that Vlogit doesnt appear to be
available yet?

This is bound to make me speculate wildly that...

These people have the spoftware technology already, when videoblogging
appeared and got lively, they hoped this would be a great new use for
their technology, so they worked on a cut-down package called vlogit.
They doid communite here about it Initial feedback from this group was
along the lines of 'its interesting, but its really for a specific
kind of videoblog style, of which not very many current videoblogs
fit'. Some saw a use for things like autocue and greenscreen, others
were less than positive about such technologys actual use, and whether
the results have a kind of cheese or fake PR gloss or other unwanted
denaturalising effects on videoblogs that try to use such technology.

Anyway I defending bluescree/greenscreen and otehr technologies at the
time, I support their use in certain scenarios, but clearly no, most
videoblogs are not needing such things, or would only utilise them on
the odd occasion.

Anyway I dunno why they havent released the software, maybe they got a
similar impression. Im sure their existing software does what it does
well, but to me a software package that would actually help
videobloggers out would do stuff like:

Handle capture  compression to suitable format(s)
Enable user to choose soundtracks, photos etc from an online resource
of such material with suitable licensing info
Enable user to quote other videoblogs
Automatically subtitle the work
Other standard editing  titling options
Be capable of generating RSS with itunes  yahoo extensions, for users
 who dont have great feed abilities in their hosting solution.
Guide user through attaching metadata, tagging  creative commons
license to their work
Connected to other services eg vlogmap (wow that google earth vlogmap
stuff is amazing by the way)
Handle uploading/distribution through some other method

Now that would be software worthy of being linked to in every 'how to
videoblog' article eh! 

Related to this is the idea recently expressed in some quarters that
this group is anti-business. Now Ive ranted about certain business
practices before, so Im probably labelled as some anti-business nutter
by some. This is wrong, and I would, for example, be delighted for
capitalist entities to create the above software. I am against
anti-social businesses and business practises, with a special emphasis
on anti-social marketing, and stuff where the marketing exists more
than the product, or is very misleading. From the sorts of
people/businesses that have at times been criticised by this group, Id
say that hopefully my stance on antisocial businesses is compatible
with the groups stance.

Why am I waffling about this? Because theres been some talk lately
that this group is antibusiness and so seperate groups are needed. Im
all for extra groups, subsets of the whole, but I wanted to refute the
idea that business cant be talked about sensibly in this group. It
can, it always has been, and long may that tradition continue. People
should not be afraid to talk about such things here, and shouldnt be
afraid of a bit of helpful (or unhelpful) criticism either. People
should be cautious about overpromoting/overmarketing/overhyping
themselves, but people should always be careful of that stuff, not
just on this list, but in life. Maybe some marketing/PR people,
despite the entire point of the profession, are not actually used to
getting real feedback from real people, are not used to actually
hearing those who the marketing annoys. Well get used to it, the net
is here, and this information is actually potentially extremely useful
, if only people can get past taking offense at criticism.

Anyway sorry for the ramble all over the place, I want to make it
quite clear that this ranting about dodgy marketing is not directed at
serious magic at all, its offtopic. They are an example of a business
I have no problems with, they have products and took time to talk to
people here a bit, a while ago. I suppose if vlogit software doesnt
materialise for ages/ever, then I might start to see it as bad form
for it to continue to get big press and stuff.

Cheers

Steve of Elbows


--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 Actually these guys are how I discovered vlogging like a year ago -
 maybe even more, I'm not sure. (Though I didnt start vlogging myself
 back then).
 
 They run http://www.vlog.com and I loved that site.
 
 I purchased the software even (though I dont use it :-P). Sometime
 after I found them but before I started vlogging ... I found all of
 you. :-) And I'm thankful for that. :-P
 
 Someday I will use the green screen that their software came with
 however :-)
 
 - Dave
 http://www.davidmeade.com
 
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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book (was: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end)

2005-08-05 Thread Stephanie Bryant




On 8/4/05, Kunga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 HI everyone,
 I'm new to the list. And new to the vlog - video podcast space. Not new to
 video though. Still a vlog virgin. Still conceptualizing how I want to make
 my first impression.
...
 I just set up all these blogs to address different parts of the video
 podcast and multimedia scene. I would love to interview each of you vlog
 makers and video podcast producers, developers, and on camera talent. Please
 add me to your iChat AV, gizmo and skype contact lists and shoot me a note
 off list.

So... you really needed to take NINE blog names this early in your
vlogging experience? I mean... forgive me, but, what exactly is the
difference between the content you're posting at videopodcaster and
videopodcasts? Do you think you could have gotten by with, say, one
or two blogs, maybe three if you include your personal blog?
Especially since I'm not seeing any actual video content by you in any
of them except the Robina vlog (which is cool, by the way-- you should
have started with that one and built up)?

I'm just wondering why you would need to squat on nine good blogspot
names, is all

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread Jan




Hey, David,

What was the greenscreen that came with their software - was it a hardware 
/ brick-and-mortar greenscreen / piece of fabric or what?

Jan

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To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 11:38 AM
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: It's Happening


 Actually these guys are how I discovered vlogging like a year ago -
 maybe even more, I'm not sure. (Though I didnt start vlogging myself
 back then).

 They run http://www.vlog.com and I loved that site.

 I purchased the software even (though I dont use it :-P). Sometime
 after I found them but before I started vlogging ... I found all of
 you. :-) And I'm thankful for that. :-P

 Someday I will use the green screen that their software came with
 however :-)

 - Dave
 http://www.davidmeade.com

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[videoblogging] Re: It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread David Meade




It's a synthetic fabic ... I haven't actually tried using it yet (hehe).

It's all folded up and I havent messed with it really so I'm going off
of memory here, but as I recall: It's a little heavier than a bed
sheet and I don't really what it's made of but if feels very syntehic.

- Dave
http://www.davidmeade.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hey, David,
 
 What was the greenscreen that came with their software - was it a
hardware 
 / brick-and-mortar greenscreen / piece of fabric or what?
 
 Jan
 
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 http://fauxpress.blogspot.com
 http://blog.urbanartadventures.com
 http://vlogpresskit.blogspot.com
 http://the-hold.blogspot.com
 
 
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 From: David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 11:38 AM
 Subject: [videoblogging] Re: It's Happening
 
 
  Actually these guys are how I discovered vlogging like a year ago -
  maybe even more, I'm not sure. (Though I didnt start vlogging myself
  back then).
 
  They run http://www.vlog.com and I loved that site.
 
  I purchased the software even (though I dont use it :-P). Sometime
  after I found them but before I started vlogging ... I found all of
  you. :-) And I'm thankful for that. :-P
 
  Someday I will use the green screen that their software came with
  however :-)
 
  - Dave
  http://www.davidmeade.com
 
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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book (was: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end)

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



I'm just wondering why you would need to squat on nine good blogspot
names, is all


good names? egads!... I hate the word podcast!!! damn apple! LOL 
never never should a brand name be in a universal term that labels delivering content, especially open content!
A!

I have owned an archos gmini 400 since september... you dont see archos promoting archoscasts do you?
speaking of archos... check it- 
http://archos.com/products/prw_500708.html

i doubt the iPod video player will be cheaper and better... but the brainwashed groovy in crowd will all want one anyways.

neg_energy released... breathe. out.

sull
On 8/5/05, Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/4/05, Kunga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: HI everyone, I'm new to the list. And new to the vlog - video podcast space. Not new to video though. Still a vlog virgin. Still conceptualizing how I want to make
 my first impression I just set up all these blogs to address different parts of the video podcast and multimedia scene. I would love to interview each of you vlog makers and video podcast producers, developers, and on camera talent. Please
 add me to your iChat AV, gizmo and skype contact lists and shoot me a note off list.So... you really needed to take NINE blog names this early in yourvlogging experience? I mean... forgive me, but, what exactly is the
difference between the content you're posting at videopodcaster andvideopodcasts? Do you think you could have gotten by with, say, oneor two blogs, maybe three if you include your personal blog?
Especially since I'm not seeing any actual video content by you in anyof them except the Robina vlog (which is cool, by the way-- you shouldhave started with that one and built up)?I'm just wondering why you would need to squat on nine good blogspot
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: It's Happening

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



doesnt support mp4 either, right? windows centric apps suck...
On 8/5/05, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a synthetic fabic ... I haven't actually tried using it yet (hehe).It's all folded up and I havent messed with it really so I'm going offof memory here, but as I recall: It's a little heavier than a bed
sheet and I don't really what it's made of but if feels very syntehic.- Davehttp://www.davidmeade.com--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
, Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey, David, What was the greenscreen that came with their software - was it ahardware /brick-and-mortar greenscreen / piece of fabric or what?
 Jan -- It isn't done alone. Pay more. http://fauxpress.blogspot.com 
http://blog.urbanartadventures.com http://vlogpresskit.blogspot.com http://the-hold.blogspot.com
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 Subject: [videoblogging] Re: It's Happening  Actually these guys are how I discovered vlogging like a year ago -  maybe even more, I'm not sure.(Though I didnt start vlogging myself
  back then).   They run http://www.vlog.com and I loved that site.   I purchased the software even (though I dont use it :-P).Sometime
  after I found them but before I started vlogging ... I found all of  you. :-)And I'm thankful for that.:-P   Someday I will use the green screen that their software came with
  however :-)   - Dave  http://www.davidmeade.com   --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
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[videoblogging] I'm off to Germany!

2005-08-05 Thread Josh Leo



Friends, 

In a few hours I will be leaving for Germany. I will try to check my e-mail a few times a week, at internet cafe's and also people's homes. if anything happens that you think specifically I should know about, then please e-mail me directly. I probably won't be checking the group list while I am gone, just because I can't do much with the vlogosphere while I am gone, but I will be reading all e-mails sent directly to me.


Keep making videos but dont let anything too big happen while I am gone ;) 

Expect to see some videos still popping up on a weekly basis over at joshleo.com but also take a look at my travel blog which i will try to update as often as humanly possible (
http://amonthingermany.blogspot.com)

subscribe to the feed and keep updated on all my travels!

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Re: [videoblogging] I'm off to Germany!

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Verdi




Josh, you're leaving today!?? Oh man. The big vlogger meetup in 
Grand Rapids is tomorrow! We'll miss you. :)
Have fun in Germany,
Verdi

On Aug 5, 2005, at 12:37 PM, Josh Leo wrote:

 Friends,

 In a few hours I will be leaving for Germany. I will try to check 
 my e-mail a few times a week, at internet cafe's and also people's 
 homes. if anything happens that you think specifically I should 
 know about, then please e-mail me directly. I probably won't be 
 checking the group list while I am gone, just because I can't do 
 much with the vlogosphere while I am gone, but I will be reading 
 all e-mails sent directly to me.

 Keep making videos but dont let anything too big happen while I am 
 gone ;)

 Expect to see some videos still popping up on a weekly basis over 
 at joshleo.com but also take a look at my travel blog which i will 
 try to update as often as humanly possible ( http:// 
 amonthingermany.blogspot.com)

 subscribe to the feed and keep updated on all my travels!

 see ya later!

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[videoblogging] Bloggertwins

2005-08-05 Thread Pete Prodoehl





While it's not exactly a videoblog, check out what Cameron and Damien 
Barrett (long time  influential bloggers) are up to at:

 http://www.bloggertwins.com/

They made a web site and video explaining why they want to be on The 
Amazing Race. Hopefully the power of video can help them out here...

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[videoblogging] Re: Bloggertwins

2005-08-05 Thread David Meade




Bah! Me and my twin are always saying we should do that show! 

Man I'm always lagging behind. :-P

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 http://www.bloggertwins.com/
 
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Re: [videoblogging] The Friday Dialup Challenge

2005-08-05 Thread robert a/k/a r




Here's a 1.3 mb lightweight hot off the compressor

URL:http://www.24x7.com/blog/2005-08/pizzafridays/


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On Aug 5, 2005, at 11:53 AM, Stephanie Bryant wrote:

 My blog Hold My Beer and Watch This! (mortaine.blogspot.com) has
 quite a few that are fewer than 2 MB, in particular the early ones and
 more recent ones (Day 1's .mov format, Day 2, Day 3, Day 5, Day 9, Day
 38, Day 42, Day 43, and Day 44-- under 1 MB are Day 9, Day 3, and Day
 42, as well as the Day 1 .mov file).

 After Meet the Vloggers, I realized I was letting my vlog entries
 bloat too much, and I've slimmed things down a lot recently. I gave
 myself an upper guideline to keep anything embedded below 10 MB, with
 a goal of 3 MB for most entries; if I have a rare entry that's more
 than that, I'll post it as an enclosure, but not embed it into the
 entry (so if you view my vlog at the website, you won't be tearing out
 your hair while your browser hangs).

 On 8/4/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 8/5/05, Philip Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'd like to issue a challenge to everyone on this list. You all seem
 like nice people--I just wish I could actually watch some of your
 videos. But I'm stuck out here in the woods on a 56K modem and there
 are only so many megabytes in a day.

 One might argue that video-over-the-web just isn't for a dialup
 audience. I know that sounds... cruel? Elitist? Whatever-- it's the
 barrier-to-entry, and not one that vloggers have a whole lot of
 control over, like web browser preference.

 When my husband was working on the Kerbango internet radio, the
 question came up repeatedly-- what about dialup users? The radio
 didn't have a phone cord, no modem inside the device at all. What were
 they going to do for those who didn't have a high-speed internet
 connection? The answer was pretty obvious-- if you didn't have high
 speed internet (this was 3-4 years ago), you weren't going to be
 streaming audio onto anything. Streaming audio, like video today, took
 too much bandwidth to reasonably download on a dialup.

 Frustrating for you, perhaps, on dialup, but there you have it.
 There's a design consideration that the content-producers (the
 vloggers) aren't going to take too seriously, because the dialup
 audience is small and getting smaller, not larger. Join the 21st
 century. Get a high-speed Internet connection, directional wireless,
 cable/satellite, whatever it takes, if you want to actually watch
 vlogs. You'll never regret it.

 Or, upload your own vlogs from within a viewing vacuum in which you
 post-only and never really get to see what others are doing. I started
 out that way, not really watching any vlogs until the second week or
 so, because I wanted to develop my own thing first, and it can be kind
 of refreshing to not be influenced by others' voices. But it means
 you'll be in a creative vacuum as well, so unless you have a steady
 source of inspiration (like I do), you may find yourself floundering
 for things to say/do.

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[videoblogging] Free (really) Music + Hi

2005-08-05 Thread Adam Quirk



http://www.epitonic.com - altrock
http://etree.org/ - jambands
http://www.archive.org/audio/netlabels.php - electronic/indie/eclectic
http://www.archive.org/audio/collection.php?collection=78rpm - old good shit

Most of this stuff is licensed under Creative Commons, meaning most
likely you can re-syndicate it on your videoblog as long as you
attribute credit to the original artist.

Just be sure to check the license of the song before you use it.

I know Epitonic, for instance, makes the MP3's available for free
because they are distributed by indie labels and they just want the
song to be heard as much as possible and spread around.

The way it should be, I say.

Also, I'm back. Hi.

I took a break from the group for a couple weeks.
Collected thoughts. Finished freelance projects (and got PAID, Jonny G!)
Now my head is on straight(er) and I've been soaking in Twinkies for long enough.
Back to the important shit.
Making little videos.
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Re: [videoblogging] Free (really) Music + Hi

2005-08-05 Thread Pete Prodoehl




Adam Quirk wrote:
 http://www.epitonic.com - altrock
 http://etree.org/ - jambands
 http://www.archive.org/audio/netlabels.php - electronic/indie/eclectic
 http://www.archive.org/audio/collection.php?collection=78rpm - old good shit
 
 Most of this stuff is licensed under Creative Commons, meaning most likely 
 you can re-syndicate it on your videoblog as long as you attribute credit to 
 the original artist.

Don't forget ccmixter.org !

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[videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread jmedakev




Is Rocketboom the model for advertisment supported content? 

Jamie
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wrote:
 I would like to add a third type of Videoblogs: Videoblogs which 
are done by 
 experts or small businesses and make them better known, and as a 
consequence 
 help them market their services. It includes professionals 
answering tech 
 questions, providing how to videos... That could include Steve 
Garfield's 
 blog (Joshua's remark).
 So there would be a whole continum of situations, the three main 
types 
 being:
 1. The Rocketboom model. Like TV, fresh content... Paid by 
advertising.
 
 2. The subtle informercial model. It is an expert, a professional 
or a 
 small business building credibility as they provide valuable 
 information/help on their videoblog. Paid/supported by the 
 expert/professional. It is a very valid business model in my 
opinion as 
 success is aligned with value received by viewer. It can be tech 
info but 
 anything else: health diet, wine tasting...
 3. The personal videoblog model. Talking about oneself, sharing 
personal 
 situations. Posted irregularly. Paid/supported by the individual.
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Re: [videoblogging] The first Videoblogging book

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



i know man... i just like complaining about it i like apple a
lot. but i dont like the idea of their name brands being injected
too much... and iTunes strategies have bothered me as well 

at the end of the day, it's all good.. no offense, i'm just running my mind.

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Re: [videoblogging] Free (really) Music + Hi

2005-08-05 Thread Steve Garfield




Let me put in a good word for http://podsafemusicnetwork.com/

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Joshua Kinberg




It may not be *the* model, but it could be *a* model. There may be
several, time will tell.

-josh

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[videoblogging] Re: The Friday Dialup Challenge

2005-08-05 Thread Philip Clark




My entry to the Friday Dialup Challenge is here, a little jam entitled 
Frankie Vs. The Ninja:
http://swordfight.org/video/rhizome2/frankie_vs_ninja.mov

I have to give props to the awesome little doohickey known as Rhizome 
(thanks Adrian). Since it requires small movie sizes, it seems 
perfectly suited for Dialup Fridays. I uploaded the entire Rhizome 
folder with bastard video children and the whole thing came to a 
whopping 165K.

I'm not sure if I have this set up for the web properly--when I hit it 
up in Safari it came up as failed to load--but then I hit refresh and 
there it was.

Stephanie--thank you for pointing me towards some vlog entries that I 
can watch, I'll check them out.

 Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 One might argue that video-over-the-web just isn't for a dialup
 audience.

I agree. I think you're right and yet I'm still determined to do it. If 
I can't dance then it's not a revolution.

 There's a design consideration that the content-producers (the
 vloggers) aren't going to take too seriously, because the dialup
 audience is small and getting smaller, not larger.

I wasn't trying to suggest that vloggers should dumb down their designs 
in order to take dialup users into account. The Friday Dialup Challenge 
was aimed at people like Raymond who enjoy the creative challenge of 
working within limitations. Also, there's the purely selfish reason of 
taking some pressure off my poor little modem, which is currently hot 
to the touch and has smoke pouring off it.

 Join the 21st century.

Good advice but I'm looking to the 22nd century. I'm out here in the 
country dreaming up the technology that will allow me to bypass 
enclosures and RSS and beam images directly into people's brains.

Close your eyes. Are you thinking of a monkey smoking a cigar right 
now? ...Success.

 you may find yourself floundering for things to say/do.

I'll let the monkey be my guide. :-|

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread robert a/k/a r




what's the entire list (proven and speculative) of models?

1) adverts within the production (rocketboom)
2) adverts on vlog entry (google ads in sidebar)
3) reputation enhancement (pro gigs resulting from visibility)
4) pay-per-view
5) software licensing
6) hosting for fee (or sharing revenues from ppv)
7) build it and wait for a takeout
8) lecture circuit / books (relates to #3)

what's missing from the list?


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 It may not be *the* model, but it could be *a* model. There may be
 several, time will tell.

 -josh

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[videoblogging] These Are Good Times...

2005-08-05 Thread James A. Donnelly




These are great times to be alive if you are creative content guru.
10-20 years ago when you produced videos, you were lucky if a few
close friends got a chance to view it. Plus, to mention the it was a
longer process.
Today the open communication is outstanding. You can have instant
feedback on any of your projects.
Have fun, and create, create!

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Jan




To the extent that RB has a large subscriber base, oh yes, that would be a 
model for sure.

Hey, Andrew, what do you have by way of demographics?

Jan

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Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 3:38 PM
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end


 Is Rocketboom the model for advertisment supported content?

 Jamie
 thekeverreport.com

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Chris Baudry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
 I would like to add a third type of Videoblogs: Videoblogs which
 are done by
 experts or small businesses and make them better known, and as a
 consequence
 help them market their services. It includes professionals
 answering tech
 questions, providing how to videos... That could include Steve
 Garfield's
 blog (Joshua's remark).
 So there would be a whole continum of situations, the three main
 types
 being:
 1. The Rocketboom model. Like TV, fresh content... Paid by
 advertising.

 2. The subtle informercial model. It is an expert, a professional
 or a
 small business building credibility as they provide valuable
 information/help on their videoblog. Paid/supported by the
 expert/professional. It is a very valid business model in my
 opinion as
 success is aligned with value received by viewer. It can be tech
 info but
 anything else: health diet, wine tasting...
 3. The personal videoblog model. Talking about oneself, sharing
 personal
 situations. Posted irregularly. Paid/supported by the individual.
 Any thoughts about this?
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Re: [videoblogging] Free (really) Music + Hi

2005-08-05 Thread Adam Quirk



On 8/5/05, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:




Let me put in a good word for http://podsafemusicnetwork.com/
Keep 'em coming everyone.



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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread uwriteto




Here's another model:

http://www.mattreggietv.com/

A USC quarterback promises to go behind the scenes in his new vlog,
which will be free for a few weeks, until it is integrated into the
USC football subscription website. See press release here:

http://usctrojans.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/080505aaa.html

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[videoblogging] VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread troylemaire




Hi, My name is Troy LeMaire and I have created a site that will serve 
as a directory, topsite, forum and general portal for VLogging at 
http://www.VLogList.com Currently the site is in Beta as I don't have 
all of the pages functioning, but I am looking to add sites to the 
directory and toplist which are both working. There is a banner for my 
other site, that is commercial, but I am looking to test some banners 
out, so email me if you are interested in some beta testing of banners.

The forum is working and I am looking for more topics to add as well as 
moderators that might be interested.

I would appreciate any reviews/critiques that anyone could provide to 
help me out.

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[videoblogging] VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread troylemaire




Hi, My name is Troy LeMaire and I have created a site that will serve 
as a directory, topsite, forum and general portal for VLogging at 
http://www.VLogList.com Currently the site is in Beta as I don't have 
all of the pages functioning, but I am looking to add sites to the 
directory and toplist which are both working. There is a banner for my 
other site, that is commercial, but I am looking to test some banners 
out, so email me if you are interested in some beta testing of banners.

The forum is working and I am looking for more topics to add as well as 
moderators that might be interested.

I would appreciate any reviews/critiques that anyone could provide to 
help me out.

Thanks in Advance,
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Joshua Kinberg




No feed. Not a vlog. This is just video on a website. Unfortunately, I
can imagine we'll see a lot of this kind of stuff called vlogs.
Boo.

Not to spark the age old what is a videoblog? discussion, but I
think we've agreed that a videoblog must first be video in a blog.

-Josh


On 8/5/05, uwriteto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Here's another model:
 
 http://www.mattreggietv.com/
 
 A USC quarterback promises to go behind the scenes in his new vlog,
 which will be free for a few weeks, until it is integrated into the
 USC football subscription website. See press release here:
 
 http://usctrojans.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/080505aaa.html
 
 --Yves
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Joshua Kinberg




The blog medium is evolving. A blog does not require a feed, but a
blog without a feed is certainly lacking something very expected of a
blog. It would be like a fish without gills.

-josh


On 8/5/05, Stephanie Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yes, but as we all know, blog does not equate to feed. You can
 have a blog without a feed. Blog is basically easy way to post
 regular updates of content to a website.
 
 That said, I think that videoblogs have their own special challenges
 and work BEST as a feed with enclosures, if only because then I can
 have them download in the background without having to wait for them
 to show up in my web browser individually.
 
 --Stephanie
 
 On 8/5/05, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  No feed. Not a vlog. This is just video on a website. Unfortunately, I
  can imagine we'll see a lot of this kind of stuff called vlogs.
  Boo.
 
  Not to spark the age old what is a videoblog? discussion, but I
  think we've agreed that a videoblog must first be video in a blog.
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Free (really) Music + Hi

2005-08-05 Thread Lucas Gonze




One thing -- Epitonic is not necessarily podsafe. They work out deals
with labels on a one-to-one basis where epitonic.com is the only host
permitted. It's very likely that a label which does a deal with
Epitonic is happy to have a similar deal with vloggers, but that's the
extent of it, so you really should ask each time.

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Re: [videoblogging] VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread Jan McLaughlin




Sorry, Troy,

Do I know you?

Jan
-- 
It isn't done alone
http://fauxpress.blogspot.com
http://blog.urbanartadventures.com
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On Aug 5, 2005, at 5:27 PM, troylemaire wrote:

 Hi, My name is Troy LeMaire and I have created a site that will serve
 as a directory, topsite, forum and general portal for VLogging at
 http://www.VLogList.com Currently the site is in Beta as I don't have
 all of the pages functioning, but I am looking to add sites to the
 directory and toplist which are both working. There is a banner for my
 other site, that is commercial, but I am looking to test some banners
 out, so email me if you are interested in some beta testing of banners.

 The forum is working and I am looking for more topics to add as well as
 moderators that might be interested.

 I would appreciate any reviews/critiques that anyone could provide to
 help me out.

 Thanks in Advance,
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[videoblogging] jay's candidate

2005-08-05 Thread Jan McLaughlin
Oh WNYC's Brian Lehrer show:

http://www.wnyc.org/shows/bl/episodes/08042005

Way to go, Jay. Universal wi-fi!


x-tad-smallerCan You Hear Me Now?
Andrew Rasiej/x-tad-smallerx-tad-smaller, Democratic candidate for public advocate and entrepreneur,
-wants to make the city one big Wi-Fi Zone 


Jan

/x-tad-smaller-- 
It isn't done alone 
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Re: [videoblogging] VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread Stephanie Bryant




OMG, I love you. Can I have your babies?

On 8/5/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I took a look at this new vlog resource, and here is a 4-minute
 screencast documenting the features:

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Re: [videoblogging] VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread uwriteto




On 8/5/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I took a look at this new vlog resource, and here is a 4-minute
 screencast documenting the features:
 http://dltq.org/media/vloglistdotcomreview.html
 
 I hope it is useful.

Thanks for the tour and commentary Raymond. Saved me the trouble from
having to go to the site and develop my own opinions... :)

This is the third vlog spam I've seen on the list lately. Is someone
still validating people before they join?

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[videoblogging] Re: Taking my videos down (Freeplay Music discussion)

2005-08-05 Thread Gena




Erin I also appreciated your posts about FreePlay. I honestly did not
know about this company. 

One thing I want to pass on to you and others is what I learned at a
legal session at BlogHer. There is a web site called Chilling Effects
http://www.chillingeffects.org

This is a catalog of the cease and desist letters that companies send
to internet users. It als provides info on how your rights.

Now if you are in violation of terms that is one thing but many
companies use CD letters to stop comments about their companies, to
stop free speech and other mischief to suppress _expression_.

It is a project of the Electronic Freedom Foundation and a bunch of
Law Schools that are monitoring the use of CD's.

You might want to take a look at the FAQ's and other goodies just for
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread uwriteto




The key concept is still the same--content delivery (video, audio,
photo, text, etc) and feedback over the internet to whatever device
can get itself connected. It may not sound as sexy as vlogging, but
we're not doing anything new here that couldn't be done in 1994 with a
lot more money (and bandwidth)...

--Yves

On 8/5/05, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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 blog without a feed is certainly lacking something very expected of a
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Re: [videoblogging] Free (really) Music + Hi

2005-08-05 Thread Jan





Hehehe - I'm also collecting here:

http://del.icio.us/love_detective/ccmusic

And here's the entire collection of delicious "ccmusic" 
tags:

http://del.icio.us/tag/ccmusic

If lots of folks would post their cc music to "ccmusic" at 
delicious we'd have a resource, see?

Rene taught me that in her vlog about tags. Thanks, 
Rene.

Jan
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  Quirk 
  To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 5:05 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Free 
  (really) Music + Hi
  On 8/5/05, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  Let 
me put in a good word for http://podsafemusicnetwork.com/
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[videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread jmedakev




Where does it say a blog has to have a feed? 

I don't think a blog has to have a feed. I personally don't use any 
aggregate. I don't like them. If I want to see a site, I go to it 
personally. That will not change... unless the aggregate becomes my 
iPod (which I still don't have). Hopefully by then, I can tell it to 
go to a site I want to view anyhow. 

Jamie

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 No feed. Not a vlog. This is just video on a website. 
Unfortunately, I
 can imagine we'll see a lot of this kind of stuff called vlogs.
 Boo.
 
 Not to spark the age old what is a videoblog? discussion, but I
 think we've agreed that a videoblog must first be video in a blog.
 
 -Josh
 
 
 On 8/5/05, uwriteto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Here's another model:
  
  http://www.mattreggietv.com/
  
  A USC quarterback promises to go behind the scenes in his new 
vlog,
  which will be free for a few weeks, until it is integrated into 
the
  USC football subscription website. See press release here:
  
  http://usctrojans.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-
rel/080505aaa.html
  
  --Yves
  
  On 8/5/05, jmedakev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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[videoblogging] Collaborative Vlog Opportunity

2005-08-05 Thread Stephanie Bryant




Hey, folks.

As many of you know (well, okay-- according to Feedburner, 22 of you),
my vlog is somewhat directed. I follow a series of exercises laid out
in a book.

Anyway, today I invited some collaboration from my friendly readers.
Do check it out and consider joining in-- I'd love to have a lot of
responses to my inquiry!

--Stephanie
Vlog: http://mortaine.blogspot.com

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[videoblogging] Vblogging in fresno?

2005-08-05 Thread iwatchedthewholething




Ok..so..i think that i'm the only person vblogging in fresno,
california. If there are any others, please let me know, and i will
gladly link to you. Huh? anyone?

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Freeplay Music: Warning

2005-08-05 Thread Pat Cook (Jeeper One TV)




Hi everyone:
At 04:43 PM 8/4/2005, you wrote:
Something to be careful of:
On Freeplay's site the terms of use state:
Podcasting and Blogs
$25.00 per Freeplay Music title for 12 months.
If you plan on archiving any content, be prepared to pay $25 for each
year 
your stuff lives on the 'Net.  If you would like to pay less per year,
they 
offer 3, 5, and 7-year licenses as well.
Yeah, but I think that's only for ONE use (i.e. to use the song
once). If you're like me and have used the same track (or cuts from
it) to open and close EACH  EVERY show, then I think it gets
messier. But I'll have to ask them about that (of course without
revealing my podcast page, the fact that its already been done or even
using the show's email address to inquire) though.
Cheers for now :-)
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Re: [videoblogging] I'm off to Germany!

2005-08-05 Thread Clint Sharp




Josh Leo wrote:

 
 Expect to see some videos still popping up on a weekly basis over at 
 joshleo.com http://joshleo.com but also take a look at my travel 
 blog which i will try to update as often as humanly possible ( 
 http://amonthingermany.blogspot.com)
 

What does Am on thing ermany mean? :)

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Re: [videoblogging] Waiting for Eye-Pod

2005-08-05 Thread Jay dedman




 Technology Review article about the rumored video iPod:
 http://tinyurl.com/7hnxj
 
 Wherein Jay Dedman says:
 Audio is boring. It's boring to make a radio show.

well, i did say i thought its boring to make a radio show. im not
interested in doing it.
others canand its great.

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Re: [videoblogging] I'm off to Germany!

2005-08-05 Thread Joshua Paul


I don't care who you are, that's funny right there.(Okay, sorry, bad "Larry The Cable Guy" reference)- joshOn Aug 5, 2005, at 6:41 PM, Clint Sharp wrote:  Josh Leo wrote:      Expect to see some videos still popping up on a weekly basis over at   joshleo.com http://joshleo.com but also take a look at my travel   blog which i will try to update as often as humanly possible (   http://amonthingermany.blogspot.com)     What does Am on thing ermany mean? :)  Clint  --  Clint Sharp New Media Guy  Technologist ClintSharp.com    Contact Info: http://clintsharp.com/contact/  We are the media.




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Taking my videos down (Freeplay Music discussion)

2005-08-05 Thread Pat Cook (Jeeper One TV)




Hi everyone:
At 10:05 AM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
From: Stephanie Bryant
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu Aug 4, 2005  9:50 am
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Freeplay Music: Warning
  
Erin, this whole discussion has really helped me, actually. I am not
a
Freeplay Music user. If I were, at this point I would consider such
a
letter to be a Cease  Desist order, take down the offending
music,
and let them take me to court if they really needed the
$200.
That's my opinion as well Steph. Besides, you can't get into
trouble (at least with FPM) over something that's no longer linked to
your site, though the IA may have a few choice words. But even
then, they would just assume avoid litigation themselves simply by
removing the offending the files and send you an email reminding you of
*their* TOS (if they don't ban you outright). 
Erin wrote
Hey all,
I hate to be keeping this discussion lingering around but wanted to
let everyone know what's going on. In regards to what Stephanie
wrote,
and what others have said on and off list to me.. I've started to
wonder if maybe I am being too apologetic about this whole thing.
(Truth is, I've always been that way, and am quick to take blame and
apologize for things in order to keep peace and avoid
confrontation).
You're not being overly apologetic. In fact, if anyone needs to
apologize, it's me for seeming to be complacent (sp?).
Anyway, after talking
extensively with my husband about this.. we have
decided not to pay the entire amount to Freeplay Music. To be fair,
I
am going to offer to pay for the music as if it were pro-rated for a
year. This afternoon, I will be taking down all my videos containing
complete selections of Freeplay Music (6 in total).  They will still
be on the archive, but I will be requesting they be removed from
there
as well. Anyone know who best to contact at IA to do this? Could IA
get in trouble as well for continuing to host them? I would hate for
that to happen.
I'm seriously considering not even linking to the podcasts I've done so
far using their music (which is just about every single one of them), but
leaving the posts up as they go into what was covered on each
show.
I keep wrestling with myself
as to if I am doing the right thing or
not... but I have heard from more people who are of the opinion that
I
should not pay. I would gladly pay the money if 1)they didn't make
it
so easy for people to make a mistake. You don't even have to read
the
terms in order to download the music. Even when you do read the
terms,
anyone could make the mistake of reading Private Non-Commercial
Use
(Non-revenue generating or associated) and stop there, thinking
they
were safe. In my opinion, a much better way of making sure people
weren't abusing this is to have someone register on the site and
have
them actually check a box that says they agree to terms.
2)The name,
in and of itself, is misleading. For most ways this music is used,
it
isn't free at all. You see the name Freeplay Music and
can
immediately start downloading. Not a great idea if you ask
me.
I ranted on this on my podcast earlier today (which BTW will NOT have the
open  close I normally attach to each show) and an idea hit me that
if they were to charge a ONE-TIME flat fee $5 (or whatever the minilum
value of a Money Order is nowadays) per track download REGARDLESS OF USE,
they'd make a fuckin' mint.
I mean, think of it this way, how many times do you have to pay for a
gallon of milk at the grocery store before they actually consider it
yours to leave with? Answer - ONCE - At the checkout counter.
When is the next time you pay for milk? Answer - WHEN YOU GET
ANOTHER GALLON. I've NEVER seen ANY business charge me for
something more than once.
Anyway, not that anyone will
probably care... but a lot of my most
recent videos will exist no more. I will probably try and fix them
and
eventually re-vlog them, but I'd rather be focused on posting some
new
content for now.
Same with my podcast. I can't replace those, but I'll certainly
break the links to all the affected podcasts. The others however
will remain.
Additionally, you may have noticed that I also write a text-based
Internet Soap Opera (I included that when signing with my All
Blogs signature even though its not really a blog). Recently,
I started a collection of various theme music (which can be accessed via
the show's message board) for the open and close
of the show plus other various occasions as they occur. Well, as a
result of your experience with FPM Erin, the first thing I did was to
restrict access to that section to me and me only (as well as the board's
host should FPM somehow contact them). This way I don't have to
rebuild it. I can just simply change the links. I will
however remove the files as well from my Comcast storage space though as
then this way even if Admin access is bypassed somehow, the links will be
broken as no file will be found.
But that's NOTHING compared to what I face with my podcast.
:-(
If someone from IA can get

[videoblogging] Re: Vblogging in fresno?

2005-08-05 Thread Eric Rice




I can only represent for Morgan Hill... trade you some raisins for mushrooms?

Eric
http://www.ericrice.com

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Ok..so..i think that i'm the only person vblogging in fresno,
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[videoblogging] Lisa From Walk LA With Me Interviewed on KPCC-FM

2005-08-05 Thread Gena




I flipped the radio on to a local NPR (National Public Radio) station
to listen to a new show called Past Sunset.

The topic of the show was talking about, establishing and discovering
community in the Los Angeles area. One of the first people he talked
with was fellow videoblogger Lisa from Walk LA with Me
http://www.walklawithme.com 

You will be able to hear the conversation she had with David Cruz. She
was in Pasadena on Fair Oaks and Walnut at the time of recording.

Her audio segment is not posted on the sight yet probably by Monday at
the latest at http://www.scpr.org/programs/pastsunset or
http://www.kpcc.org The audio is in Real Player format. If you have
Real Alternative like I do you be able to hear the segment.

Yea Lisa! 

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Adrian Miles




around the 5/8/05 Stephanie Bryant mentioned about Re: 
[videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is that:
Blog is basically easy way to post
regular updates of content to a website.

no. that is CMS. it might not have to have a feed to be a blog, but 
it has to be more than easy way to post regular updates. My 
university has an online learning system that does that. something 
more not a blog would be harder to find.
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[videoblogging] Re: VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread troylemaire




Ok, I will admit that this is a spam by definition, but I would like 
to defend my actions. I didn't boast, brag, or pretend to be some 
random user. I have been following this group and I am sincerely 
interested in VLogging. This week I got confirmation that I am on 
the VLogIt Beta testing list and fully intend to VLog the creation 
of the directory and apparently I will have to include this event.

I tried to present my information in the most not used car 
salesman way I could. If you look I use my real name, you can even 
look me up on the internet to find me. Even though I had listings 
for my commercial site I told you upfront that I was using it for 
Beta testing and I have since removed any links to my commercial 
site so as to stay away from any controversy. I honestly didn't try 
to drive any traffic to my commercial site, I just had to wait for 
some people to add their sites, as I didn't want to add them myself.

So while the site is not finished, as can be seen by Raymond's 
review, I have been working on it for the past couple weeks and I 
decided to release what I have so that people can start adding their 
sites.

After saying all of this, I ask that you give me another chance 
before booting me off of this group.

Thanks,
Troy LeMaire
where is that begging on my knees avatar?


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 Yes, folks leave a note with their request to join and if they 
say 
 something sane, I'm supposing Jay lets 'em in.
 
 Do we nuke him or give him a chance to defend himself.
 
 Troy? Troy?
 
 Jan
 
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  On 8/5/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I took a look at this new vlog resource, and here is a 4-minute
  screencast documenting the features:
  http://dltq.org/media/vloglistdotcomreview.html
 
  I hope it is useful.
 
  Thanks for the tour and commentary Raymond. Saved me the trouble 
from
  having to go to the site and develop my own opinions... :)
 
  This is the third vlog spam I've seen on the list lately. Is 
someone
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



ok. relax. you wont be booted.
now people know your site exists... if they want to add thier vlogs, they will.

you will be one of hundreds of new directories that will surface in the
coming months mostly from people looking for new ad revenue. 

alright, carry on.

sullOn 8/5/05, troylemaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I will admit that this is a spam by definition, but I would liketo defend my actions.I didn't boast, brag, or pretend to be somerandom user.I have been following this group and I am sincerelyinterested in VLogging.This week I got confirmation that I am on
the VLogIt Beta testing list and fully intend to VLog the creationof the directory and apparently I will have to include this event.I tried to present my information in the most not used carsalesman way I could.If you look I use my real name, you can even
look me up on the internet to find me.Even though I had listingsfor my commercial site I told you upfront that I was using it forBeta testing and I have since removed any links to my commercialsite so as to stay away from any controversy.I honestly didn't try
to drive any traffic to my commercial site, I just had to wait forsome people to add their sites, as I didn't want to add them myself.So while the site is not finished, as can be seen by Raymond'sreview, I have been working on it for the past couple weeks and I
decided to release what I have so that people can start adding theirsites.After saying all of this, I ask that you give me another chancebefore booting me off of this group.Thanks,Troy LeMaire
where is that begging on my knees avatar?--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jan McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Yes, folks leave a note with their request to join and if they
say something sane, I'm supposing Jay lets 'em in. Do we nuke him or give him a chance to defend himself. Troy? Troy? Jan -- It isn't done alone
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  On 8/5/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  I took a look at this new vlog resource, and here is a 4-minute  screencast documenting the features:  
http://dltq.org/media/vloglistdotcomreview.html   I hope it is useful.   Thanks for the tour and commentary Raymond. Saved me the trouble
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[videoblogging] podcast interview with Ryanne Hodson and Michael Verdi

2005-08-05 Thread Markus Sandy




Chris Ritke of 49Media.com interviewed ryanne and michael while they 
were in California

(there's also one with Jay from two weeks back)

http://www.49media.com/p=24

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[videoblogging] Re: VLog Directory, Topsite, and Forum

2005-08-05 Thread troylemaire




Sull,

Thanks for the feedback. Coming from you this is a big vote of 
confidence.

Troy

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 ok. relax. you wont be booted.
 now people know your site exists... if they want to add thier 
vlogs, they 
 will.
 
 you will be one of hundreds of new directories that will surface 
in the 
 coming months mostly from people looking for new ad revenue. 
 
 alright, carry on.
 
 sull
 
 On 8/5/05, troylemaire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  Ok, I will admit that this is a spam by definition, but I would 
like
  to defend my actions. I didn't boast, brag, or pretend to be some
  random user. I have been following this group and I am sincerely
  interested in VLogging. This week I got confirmation that I am on
  the VLogIt Beta testing list and fully intend to VLog the 
creation
  of the directory and apparently I will have to include this 
event.
  
  I tried to present my information in the most not used car
  salesman way I could. If you look I use my real name, you can 
even
  look me up on the internet to find me. Even though I had listings
  for my commercial site I told you upfront that I was using it for
  Beta testing and I have since removed any links to my commercial
  site so as to stay away from any controversy. I honestly didn't 
try
  to drive any traffic to my commercial site, I just had to wait 
for
  some people to add their sites, as I didn't want to add them 
myself.
  
  So while the site is not finished, as can be seen by Raymond's
  review, I have been working on it for the past couple weeks and I
  decided to release what I have so that people can start adding 
their
  sites.
  
  After saying all of this, I ask that you give me another chance
  before booting me off of this group.
  
  Thanks,
  Troy LeMaire
  where is that begging on my knees avatar?
  
  
  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jan McLaughlin 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
   Yes, folks leave a note with their request to join and if they
  say
   something sane, I'm supposing Jay lets 'em in.
  
   Do we nuke him or give him a chance to defend himself.
  
   Troy? Troy?
  
   Jan
  
   --
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   http://fauxpress.blogspot.com
   http://blog.urbanartadventures.com
   .
   On Aug 5, 2005, at 7:11 PM, uwriteto wrote:
  
On 8/5/05, R. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I took a look at this new vlog resource, and here is a 4-
minute
screencast documenting the features:
http://dltq.org/media/vloglistdotcomreview.html
   
I hope it is useful.
   
Thanks for the tour and commentary Raymond. Saved me the 
trouble
  from
having to go to the site and develop my own opinions... :)
   
This is the third vlog spam I've seen on the list lately. Is
  someone
still validating people before they join?
   
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Michael Sullivan



ah, the ole CMS verses BLOG comparison... ;-)

many blogs are CMS and vise versa. many hybrid mixed breed apps
out their. still, you can most likely always 'blog' using a CMS.

anyways, i last edited wikipedia... and appled this line:

Blogs often take advantage of RSS for syndication to other web sites and aggregator software (rss readers). 

read more - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlog
its survived a week ;-)
i've said this many times... RSS does not make a blog a blog. it allows a blog to participate in the blogosphere.
RSS makes a blog a better blog, of course. but thats besides the core argument.
Simply, if Joe Schmo blogs, but doesnt give 2 shits about an audience
of strangers and therefore doesnt use RSS, you still need to call
Joe's blog a blog. Take the geekery out of the equation for the
sake of logical definition... and you'll lessen the complcation of this
debate.

videoblog is a blog... where video is primary content. adhering
to my opinions above, is why i have also been heard proposing the
use of another second term to label rich media distribution via blogs
and XML syndications... like audioblogs and podcasts... videoblogs and
whatevercasts. Apple will force feed us 'video podcasts' soon
enough. i still like vodcasts. Not everyone who vlogs will 'cast'
with RSS.


over and out.

sull
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[videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is at an end

2005-08-05 Thread Eric Rice




I'll roll a 20 sided dice for EnclosureCast.

Snort.

Back to casting Magic Missile,

Eric
http://www.ericrice.com

--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 ah, the ole CMS verses BLOG comparison... ;-)
 
 many blogs are CMS and vise versa. many hybrid mixed breed apps out their. 
 still, you can most likely always 'blog' using a CMS.
 
 anyways, i last edited wikipedia... and appled this line:
 
 Blogs often take advantage of RSS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS for 
 syndication to other web sites and aggregator software (rss readers). 
 
 read more - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlog
 its survived a week ;-)
 
 i've said this many times... RSS does not make a blog a blog. it allows a 
 blog to participate in the blogosphere.
 RSS makes a blog a better blog, of course. but thats besides the core 
 argument.
 Simply, if Joe Schmo blogs, but doesnt give 2 shits about an audience of 
 strangers and therefore doesnt use RSS, you still need to call Joe's 
 blog a blog. Take the geekery out of the equation for the sake of logical 
 definition... and you'll lessen the complcation of this debate.
 
 videoblog is a blog... where video is primary content. adhering to my 
 opinions above, is why i have also been heard proposing the use of another 
 second term to label rich media distribution via blogs and XML 
 syndications... like audioblogs and podcasts... videoblogs and 
 whatevercasts. Apple will force feed us 'video podcasts' soon enough. i 
 still like vodcasts. Not everyone who vlogs will 'cast' with RSS.
 
 
 over and out.
 
 sull
 
 On 8/5/05, Adrian Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  around the 5/8/05 Stephanie Bryant mentioned about Re:
  [videoblogging] Re: The innocence of the vlogosphere is that:
  Blog is basically easy way to post
  regular updates of content to a website.
  
  no. that is CMS. it might not have to have a feed to be a blog, but
  it has to be more than easy way to post regular updates. My
  university has an online learning system that does that. something
  more not a blog would be harder to find.
  --
  cheers
  Adrian Miles
  
  hypertext.RMIT
  URL:http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vlog
  
  
  
  
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