Hey guys, haven't had the time to actually sit down to make a vlog
post about this yet; things have been really crazy for the past
couple days.
So... you know how people sometimes joke around about how the FBI
probably has a file on them, well, I think I can be pretty certain at
this
Hey all,
Having been off-line for some time I missed all of this thread, and I
suppose it is far too long already, but here is my take.
Videoblogging is a medium, like paper. You can use the paper to write
your personal journal, or you can write constitutions for countries on
it. You can
At the same time, I've had conversations with corporate people
about vlogs that ultimately revolve around one thing: MONEY.
how can we milk this sucker.
We can't generalize that everyone who works in coorporations has $$ as
their first priority, but the way coorporations are set up (both
http://tinyurl.com/apym2 From Engadget:
A lifetime of computing has taught me one thing: shortly after a new operating system hits
the shelves, I end up upgrading my computer.
Oh sureĀ
I do my best to limp along with the antiquated hardware. After all, my
computer is always well within
please dear jesus
don't give them feedback on how to fix their feed
they own everything already
they have feeds
it's called fox news
am i wrong?
i know i know
good to have a diverse conversation happening
wtf
no.
On 7/15/05, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I've been looking
LOL their feeds are fox news
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, ryanne hodson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please dear jesus
don't give them feedback on how to fix their feed
they own everything already
they have feeds
it's called fox news
am i wrong?
i know i know
good to have a
they'll be typcial sarcasm here... about this...
where some will complain if they do get in this game and if they dont.
balance is the way. dont let hatred, hype, spin and rhetoric lead you. you decide for yourself. research.
and above all else, let all messages come through this medium.
more
Hi Adam
Depends on what format you want to stream. If WMP then you are
looking at a windows server and an admin to plug the holes and
attacks.
Flash is emerging as the smallest file size versus quality and the
easiest to stream using a FLash Communications Server
Look at
petertheman wrote:
As a first step, the mefeedia directory is available as OPML:
http://mefeedia.com/feeds/opml.xml
The goal is this: now, a new vlogger has to add their URL to like 5
services. We want it so that if you add it to 1 service, the others
also pick it up :) Easy peasy.
The stringer rate varies by market... I live in San Francisco which I
believe is ranked 5th or 6th in the country so it's probably one of
the better markets for stringer footage. Here in SF the local
stations pay between $150-165 for stringer footage...
If you call a local station and talk
Yo Halcyon,
No enclosures in your feedburner feed for spreading the pink. You
gotta have those. That's how you distribute media files over RSS.
- Check http://freevlog.org step #7.
- Make sure you enable SmartCast option in FeedBurner (careful, this
is different than SmartFeed even though
Charles,
I am as much confused by this post as I am by the cluetrain website...
You wrote:
The corporate culture is smarmy. It's press releases written in
impenetrable
jargon
And then, you wrote:
None of them are
screwball idealists dreaming of a breatharian diet. What they and I are
David Yirchott wrote:
Which I agree with. So there isn't anything to be upset about. It'll always
conform to the will of the people. I think someone previously mentioned an
amorphous revolution -- the overthrow of nothing. I am not trying to
stir up
trouble, but I am honestly not sure
Frank said:
However, in reality, it's often much simpler (i.e more profitable) for
an organization to adapt public opinion to suit its needs, rather than
adapting the organization to meet the whims of the public.
True, but as long as both needs meet up in the end, both sides are happy. If
On 7/16/05, Frank Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, in reality, it's often much simpler (i.e more profitable) for
an organization to adapt public opinion to suit its needs, rather than
adapting the organization to meet the whims of the public.
Actually, that's not so simple. First
Deirdre Straughan wrote:
On 7/16/05, Charles HOPE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's more, I predict that the honest, open businesses are going to
drive out
the old school. The users are demanding it with their feet and
dollars. Take a
look at the Cluetrain Manifesto at
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