Hi all,
I've been a member of this list for over a year and have found the
discussion really helpful.
My partner Kirsten and I have just moved from Melbourne (a city of
3.5million) to a remote farm in the mountains of New South Wales,
Australia.
Planting Milkwood http://www.milkwood.net will
Den 27.03.2007 kl. 08:02 skrev Adrian Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://professordvd.typepad.com/my_weblog/2007/03/post_identity_n.html
recent issue of a journal with some academic material on videoblogging.
This looks very usefull. Thanks for sharing!
--
Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
URL:
We've been trying to decide on a cheap lavalier mic for use filming
episodes of our video blog
So far we are tossing up between the :
Sony ECMC115
Shure SM11
Everything Sennheiser makes seems to be designed to connect to their
wireless transmitters only
Any other suggestions, we
thanks adrian,
this also looks good, though a bit broader
http://tinyurl.com/23ql6a
lots of interesting abstracts
Trine
On 27 Mar 2007 00:55:06 -0700, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Den 27.03.2007 kl. 08:02 skrev Adrian Miles [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Whoo-whoo :: vlogfight!
Jan
P.S. Duke it out, fellas. Love it.
On 3/26/07, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey docman!
nice try, but there's no way you can outbid me
you mothervlogger!!!
just try it.
i dare you.
i double dare you ;)
We've discussed this a bit but I had a very personal experiece
recently that proved (at least to me) an interesting viewship fact.
Being featured somewhere does not mean you will gain a jump in
views to your other videos. Recently one of my posts was featured on
the Yahoo video page, I was
In my experience, one-time mentionings in blogs and such is good but
will not yield a lasting viewer base that one would expect. Freetime
did start to take off after The Vloggies, which was in part because of
iTunes featuring it and part the bloglove, but a big reason why is
because TV Tonic
Congrats, Mark.
Wonder if - with your YouTube connections - you might assist us in promoting
Videoblogging Week 2007 over there.
April 1 - 7
Vlog a day.
Tag everything, everywhere ' videobloggingweek2007 '
http://videobloggingweek.pbwiki.com/
http://videobloggingweek2007.blogspot.com
Hey Neil,
Please feel free to give me a ring: 646-827-9773. I believe that I
remember the support mail you're talking about, and we found and fixed
the bug. If that's not the case, please drop a new e-mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or give me a ring. We're eager to fix your problem and
make sure
I just checked, and I've gotten 58,923 views on one video I did that
was featured on YouTube. But did it lead to more subscribers to my
vlog? 4. Yes, four. And the video even contained the web address,
so, yeah, I share your frustration. Perhaps it was the venue.
Perhaps the views were
Hi everyone,
In case you haven't been following the story, blogger
Kathy Sierra just cancelled all of her upcoming public
events because of death threats she's received on her
blog. It's an escalation of a series of cyberbullying
incidents that's been plaguing her recently, and she's
now too
Do I still have a chance if I submit footage from last year? You even
make a cameo, Irina!!
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com/2006/03/five-moments-from-sxsw.html
:)
Schlomo
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com
http://mouthfulshow.com
http://hatfactory.net
http://webshots.com/is/spotlight
On 26 Mar
I've had three experiences with featuredness all different with
differnet results.
The first was a Digg.com article I submitted on an article that had my
vidcast listed in it. HUGE spike in downloads that completely
dissapeared in two weeks or so. Might have gained 50 or so new
subscribers from
Well, since I couldn't go, what if I take all the CC NCSA videos and
create my own out of those and submit that, will that work?
if not I vote for the best Guy who likes Batman and has a vlog and
really wants to meet others vloggers but he can't because he lives in
Ohio vlog...or is that
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I am curious, what has been other's experience's? And why is it
that it never seems to translate? I mean I know if I see something I
like I check out other stuff. Am I alone in that?
Is my 15 minutes of fame
anything works SXSW related :)
On 27 Mar 2007 09:21:20 -0700, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, since I couldn't go, what if I take all the CC NCSA videos and
create my own out of those and submit that, will that work?
if not I vote for the best Guy who likes Batman and has a vlog and
Not to hijack Andy's new holiday, but after getting some emails on this
subject in the last 24 hours I thought this group would be a good place to
discuss the issues of Decency and Opposition.
The emails I got were because I am one of the editors at Evilvlog.com, a
site that some might think is
Discussion is good, venting can be good, bullying is bad, no matter
how it is done. I think the thing that people forget very easily in
cyber space is that words can hurt. Whether it's from someone
sitting next to you or some person half a world away sitting at a
computer screen typing a
This sorry tale that Andy has highlighted, and has been picked up by
mainstream media, sickens me on so many levels:
The abusive threatening posts themselves
Kathy naming people who werent necesarily responsible
The pathetic attitude of some 'men' when it comes to how they attack
women, either
Gena,
I was digging the seven sins idea, too, but then I started thinking
about the sins and realized that the big one for me is gluttony. So
my VBW07 is concentrated solely on my seven favorite cheap eats of
NYC. This still holds to the theme because frickin' bathing suit
season is fast upon us.
-Original Message-
From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of schlomo rabinowitz
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 12:47
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] Re:Participate in Stop Cyberbullying
At Evilvlog, we have crossed the
Comedian Rob Corddry will perform double duty this year when he serves
as host for two Webby Awards ceremonies, The 11th Annual Webby Awards
gala and the first-ever Webby Film and Video Awards on June 4 5,
organizers announced today...
Corrdy will also emcee the first-ever Webby Film and Video
I doubt thats what he meant.
I think theres a question about how 'wide' the line is, I will let the
police decide exactly how what as said shown correlates to laws
about this stuff, I havent got access to enough evidence to judge
that. It was clearly enough to make Kathy feel threatened, which
Is there an award for 'vlog that doesnt exist yet but will consist of
ranting about companies marketing obsession with being 'first' at
anything, even if it necesitiates the additon of words such as 'major'
to ward off criticisms that it isnt actually the first, even if this
runs the risk of
I've been stalked online, and it sucks. A couple of times, people who
have verbally assaulted me online have gone out of their way to track
me down at conferences just to confront me in person. They weren't
even registered - they just came to confront me. These have been some
of the rare occasions
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=070327182005.hjj1xggkshow_article=1
I wonder how this is going to affect the entire EU.
Curious.
Tony Katz
http://www.talkshowonthego.com
http://www.aweli.com
Record a videoblog karaoke mashup of the RIAA to the tune of YMCA!!
Hello Videobloggers! My name is Brett Gaylor - I've been a member of this
community list since 2005 - it has helped me enormously as a videoblogger,
filmmaker and activist. I've had a chance to meet some of you in person at
I dont think death threats are specifically what is being discussed. I
think there is a wider grey area that makes the issue interesting.
Obviously, death threats are inapporpriate.
Schlomo
On 27 Mar 2007 12:41:43 -0700, Charles Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Original Message-
This is getting BBC coverage because Kathy is afraid to leave her yard.
It is not because of snarkiness and humor. It is because of (what she
perceived to be) death threats.
-Original Message-
From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of schlomo
I understand that; and I'm sympathetic to that. But talking about the evils
of death threats is like talking about the evils of Aushwitz-- I think
collectively we can assume they are both bad.
I just think the overall issue is around Internet Decency and Anonymous
Digital Identities (or as much
To answer Steve's question about the vibe at VON:
This conference really confirmed for me my belief that presentation
mode is over.
I didn't see or hear anything terribly revolutionary about revenue
models. It was very revealing to hear how the studios are viewing
things. When one of the
http://flashmeeting.open.ac.uk/fm/e4bba2-7846
Jan
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The Faux Press - better than real
http://fauxpress.blogspot.com
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Hey everyone.
New guy here, introduction time.
Name's Ryan Estrada, and I do a travel/adventure vlog called The Ryan Estrada
Expeditions. In addition to that, I'll soon be doing correspondent pieces for
Rocketboom.
The concept of my show is simple. People send me missions, and I travel the
There's a huge difference between saying I hate blahblah.com, it
sucks, and the people who make blahblah.com are weird ass losers and
yuk yuk for what they do and saying the people who make
blahblah.com should die (and now I'm going to describe how + make
pictures displaying my violent
Thank you andy sorry it took me some time to find this post.
:-(
I'll subscribe to the other groups as well.
Best,
Zulma
i'm in upstate NY a lot this week.
-- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Andy Carvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, we're all in DC, and we organize a video blogger meetup
I've had stuff featured on a bunch of video sites, and the result varies
from site to site.
I've had at least three videos featured on Yahoo Video and it's made minimal
difference to my other videos - but then, I don't think that Yahoo video
browsers are as engaged as YouTube users are.
Despite
Don't worry Andy, I've got your back.
Internet warriors really bore me. To make sure the harasser is no
impostor, I think law enforcement can help get the IP address, MAC
number, whatever to get the harassers out. Pranksters sometimes try to
hide behind the guise of camaraderie. Ms. Sierra's is
Great idea! Nice show, Ryan! Thanks for sharing it... I'll be
watching and spreading the word.
Mark*
thepovertyjetset.com
philebrity.tv
Agreed with Kent: any feature is a long tail value-add for eventual
exposure, but by and large, your audience will tend to flatline at its
current base until another BIG feature comes along -- and even then,
it's only a minimal bump.
The more inroads people have to finding your videos, the
Wow - great discussion here, and very relevant to a lot of questions
we have been asked here at Mefeedia. Some observations that we have
seen:
1) Views are interesting, but an audience is a LOT more interesting -
particularly if you want to monetize. Advertisers like
predictability.
2) A
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