just a question: if vlogging is personal media and different to
mainstream/traditional media, why is it that people get excited when
they're mentioned in mainstream/traditional media? just the promotional
aspect or something else?
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Hi Kath,I suppose all us vloggers want to be loved andwant to see our videos out there, we also want others to join so that we always have fresh content to explore and enjoy, so it follows that everyone should see what we make and by spreading it on the mainstream we get more viewer and
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On Dec 10, 2005, at 7:41 PM, Markus Sandy wrote:
Congrats to Charlene, Rocketboom, Verdi,
Josh,Your response to a silly journalist laziness (flogging a stereotype) isn't ingratitude, it's common sense.On 12/11/05, Josh Leo
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I am happy that My vlog was mentioned in the video Podcast article...I am happy that my picture wound up on there too...However I am
I agree- This is insane. Suspending them over this is political BS.
m
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Miguel Pulecio
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A parody video that features uniformed and plainclothes San
Francisco
Hi,
I am new at this, but have started to take it seriously. I have no
choice, I am married to PJKproductions. Anyway, work to date, I have
two vlogs posted on my blogspot at Alternativekitten.blogspot.com. I
am now on blip.tv as alternativekitten, and can also be seen on Daily
Motion where I
I wondered if anyone in the Bay Area wouldlike to coem to a meetup if
I started one
Hit me up offline.
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way to go Rachel!
btw, i think you may need to turn on smartcasting in feedburner to get
your xml feed to work properly in fireant or itunes
(both fireant and itunes give an error at the moment indicating no media
enclosures)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Alternativekitten
Markus
Rachel
or it may have to do with the dailymotion "blogkey"
looks like you have to tell it that feedburner is a valid site or
something (I have not used dailymotion yet, but i assume it has a
feature to protect you from deep linking perhaps?)
when i bring up your feedburner feed in firefox i see a
Hi.I'm interested to know what people think about having new blog posts/rss items from feeds/channels that you subscribe to be forwarded to your email account with the subject as the title and content with any rss enclosures listed in the message.
Second, gmail users take notice of the new
It is no use dragging and dropping, because I am using the free vlog link, but Paul is going to help me to fix this. This is one of the techy bits I don't understand yet, give me a chance, I am still a beginner. RachelOn 11 Dec 2005, at 18:03, Markus Sandy wrote: or it may have to do with the
Capt Dale originally ran on Human Dog in 2003 when no one was watching.
It returns now in video blog format for easy consumption:
http://www.human-dog.com/captdale
Subscribe to the Main Human Dog Feed to get everything Human Dog makes:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/human-dog/wDjj
As you were.
no problem, we're here to help too if you need
loved first video
http://alternativekitten.blogspot.com/2005/10/adventure-of-dog-grimm.html
Rachel Knight wrote:
It is no use dragging and dropping, because I am using the
free vlog link, but Paul is going to help me to fix this. This is
Ah but to have access to the Human-Dog archives ... you should run a
willie-wonka style contest for a chance to visit the Human-Dog
studios. :-)
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On 12/11/05, Christopher Weagel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Capt Dale originally ran on Human Dog in 2003 when no
I don't like it.
Web Clips shows you news headlines, Gmail tips, blogs, any RSS and Atom feed, relevant sponsored links, and more. They are asking permission to spam us, even AFTER we set our feeds up. I disabled mine.
On 12/11/05, Michael Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.I'm
Howdy all,I thought some of you might find this interesting.It turns out the video ipod will support videos up to 720 pixels wide in mp4, not just the 420x420 that apple reported. What's more when you play these videos back on your TV or display using the AV cable it does actually play them at
:)
On Dec 11, 2005, at 1:18 PM, Christopher Weagel wrote:
Capt Dale originally ran on Human Dog in 2003 when no one was watching.
It returns now in video blog format for easy consumption:
http://www.human-dog.com/captdale
Subscribe to the Main Human Dog Feed to get everything Human Dog
There was a Current TV Meetup.com group that morphed into the Bay Area
Media Makers. They meet in San Francisco. Josh Wolf is heading it up. I
believe the next meeting is on December 21st.On 12/11/05, mmcallen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wondered if anyone in the Bay Area wouldlike to coem
I really had trouble deciding how to vote on the
police video. I would have probably voted "amusing" or "harmless" or even
"mildly offensive" except I was really troubled by the piece where the cop
talked about being born mean.
I actually voted "shocking" (a minority) for that
reason. I
:) x 2
much love. I hope I get that golden ticket. Will I get a tour Sara's
magical house? Can we visit the magical wonderland of
walgreensland... how about the post apocalyptic wonderland (that
looks eerily similar to detroit)? Will I get to meet the Mr Weagels
himself? What about the
If any vlogger or budding amateur filmmaker produces and posts on their
website humourous/offensive/questionable videos of their workplace and
colleagues, in uniform and featuring prominently the corporate logo or
public brand, isn't it obviously a recipe for trouble? Try it at your
day job
OK. Fist off...
They get all uptight about this home movie and yet Cops is just
fine? That's B.S. i think cops has done far worse for the image of
police than anything... that and showing up in cars only when there
is trouble... It's only years of getting back out there on foot and
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005 21:53:59 +0100, teaspace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If any vlogger or budding amateur filmmaker produces and posts on their
website humourous/offensive/questionable videos of their workplace and
colleagues, in uniform and featuring prominently the corporate logo or
public
Eric, some people might take this the wrong way, but you're the Heidi
Fleiss of video blogging.
On Dec 9, 2005, at 3:55 PM, Eric Rice wrote:
I think you're being pre-coffee persnickety. Heh. I mean this morning
I sorta told a big
name sponsor 'no deal' since it wasn't on my terms.
I have no
Privacy is dead.
Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005 21:53:59 +0100, teaspace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If any vlogger or budding amateur filmmaker produces and posts on their
website humourous/offensive/questionable videos of their workplace and
colleagues, in uniform and
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005 22:21:04 +0100, teaspace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Privacy is dead.
Regurgitated one-liners are useless.
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Don't worry too much about what others think. You can't please everybody.
Worry about copyright and trademark infrigement. You can't be too careful.
Carry a camera everywhere and annoy everybody with it. You'll never know when you get the best film clip.
Don't neglect your
2006, the year I sold out
Sorry, just my personal goal.
In a final coup d'etat I'm want to get a contract with a hollywood
studio. I want to have a deal inked to produce a movie on my media
pyramid scheme, much like startup.com before the bubble on this thing
bursts.
We're going to sell
2006 will be the year when we finally get a terminology that distinguishes
between stuff like Rocketboom.com and Charlene scratchtv.com - both are
technically videoblogs, but they are very different forms/genres of media in
my opinion.
Please... the Rocketboom Vs. Personal Media
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Lab 2004
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http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?page_id=214
Summer of V
http://www.human-dog.com/V/?page_id=14
Sara's Corner
http://www.human-dog.com/vidcat03.html
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2006 will also be like other years in which highly anticipated
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy all,
I thought some of you might find this interesting.
It turns out the video ipod will support videos up to 720 pixels wide
in mp4, not just the 420x420 that apple reported. What's more when
you
Oops sorry I think I just sent an empty message.
Yeah the limit is 230,400 pixels for mpeg4 on ipod, rather than
480x480, so resolutions like the following will work:
720 x 304 - 2.35:1
624 x 336 - 1.85:1
624 x 352 - 16:9
512 x 384 - 4:3
Ive tried 624x352 and 512x384 ones to the TV and they
Actually no... the videos were created for the Christmas party, but
were part of something that the producing officer had created at the
website http://www.insidethesfpd.com -- I don't know yet whether or
not he had an RSS feed or not -- the media content was taken down
before more than a
I have been working on my new videoblog. I am using imovie and I
wondered if I might as a question to someone who uses it.
If I do an intro for my show can I save it then import it into each
additional show. I would rather no recreate it each time.
Make sense? Sorry if it is lame to ask.
Josh, I think you are right, but this is a great example of Verdi's point
that a lot of people don't get it. It's like trying to convince my students
that they should learn because it expands their knowledge base and gives
them richer lives. If they don't get it, I can't convince them of this. The
Yes, I do this a lot! Not a lame question :) I just save my intro as a
full quality file (or you can compress it), and whenever you start on
a new movie, go to the file menu, and import it in! It's that easy :)
Erin Nealey
Mom's Brag Vlog
nealey.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com,
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Josh Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually no... the videos were created for the Christmas party, but
were part of something that the producing officer had created at the
website http://www.insidethesfpd.com -- I don't know yet whether or
not he
My friends don't get it either. They think I'm just filming to embarass
them. But that's not the point. I want to document what's happening now
because its the normal and mundane that I want to remember. Sure it's
not that interesting, a bunch of my friend messing around or just
stopping to
It is starting to look like the first 100 years of cinema were all about
figuring out a universal
language. The next 100 years are about people having conversations with this
language. So
we are in a massive house party and there are many rooms, some more popular
than others.
Cool shit is
I love this.and best of all it is completely il-defined and usless to
the media...lets hope this is the century of many rooms
We should propagate this explaining it - create an enigma around it with our
considerable numbers..
On 12/12/05 12:04 PM, Will Luers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I meant 'without explaining it'...
On 12/12/05 12:09 PM, Mat Wall-Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I love this.and best of all it is completely il-defined and usless to
the media...lets hope this is the century of many rooms
We should propagate this explaining it - create an enigma
That link doesn't work for NY Times Select articles.
On Dec 10, 2005, at 10:33 AM, Jan McLaughlin wrote:
http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink
Use this, Deirdre, to generate bloggable NY Times links that don't
block users from seeing the article.
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hahah
Very Don Juan/Carlos Casteneda.
I really do enjoy the house metaphor.
anyway 2006 year of whatever cause that's what i'll be doing with this
side of the cave.
http://mrmultiple2.blogspot.com
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Reply-To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
To:
I have been using the blogroll 'java script' through mefeedia. I just
got a message from the sites manager that I should bring this up in
this chat to see what everyone thinks about it. Recently they deleted
this feature because not many people were using it, maybe just me :) .
So what do you
Hi all
Just posted a video and curious how many peeps can, within the first
let's say 10 or 15 seconds, figure out who is speaking on screen.
If you are a music and pop culture guru you prolly have it in the three
seconds, else it might take a little longer.
No cheating. Don't check my blog
Except that the Creator/Producer Uploaded them to the Net - and next
they you know someone found them; also the vids were shared - so there
is no right to privacy.
Jeffrey
The police videos were never intended to be public. They were
created for
a closed party. Very different
In the article today, I was cited as being mundane However,
isn't mundane the new punk? And punk is good right? Even if it
isn't.. I'm getting more hits than ever before! It's been a good day :)
Erin Nealey
Mom's Brag Vlog
nealey.blogspot.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Joan Khoo
I noticed that the 480x272 video I output is 4:3ified on the iPod but plays
widescreen on a
wide, uh, screen.
480x272 is PSP size FYI.
ER
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Meiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Howdy all,
I thought some of you might find this interesting.
It
If I may inject a note of non-seriousness into the discussion:
At Ourmedia we're inviting folks to submit holiday videos loosely
related to Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, whatever. If we get a handful
we'll package them onto a holiday greetings page.
OK, I'll go first:
There's the right to have a personal view and express it as an
individual whether it's congruent with the corporate/governmental
entity one works for or not.
-- Enric
http://www.cirne.com
Determine the Media
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jeffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, JD Lasica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I may inject a note of non-seriousness into the discussion:
At Ourmedia we're inviting folks to submit holiday videos loosely
related to Christmas, Hannukah, Kwanzaa, whatever. If we get a handful
we'll package them
...and the PSP doesn't play larger than 480?
So basically there's a one size fits all solution for iPod and PSP...
mp4 and 480 x whatever tall?
I think I saw the details here somewhere... wish the PSP did higher too.
I'm really hopefull that as more and more portable hardware devices
come
Yes a person has a right to express his views. However a person needs
to respect the stance of his employers. E.g. A hospital takes an
anti-abortion stance while some of its employees are pro-choice. It's
employees are free to express their opinions as individuals. Its not a
problem until they
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Meiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...and the PSP doesn't play larger than 480?
So basically there's a one size fits all solution for iPod and PSP...
mp4 and 480 x whatever tall?
I think I saw the details here somewhere... wish the PSP did
Yes, it's actually very simple... apple has a simple bookmark
function not to mention rankin on the ipod for mp3's when you resync
you can easily see what you marked and... if they put permalinks in
itunes you could comment... stupid apple... oh, but also they
disabled rankings and
I think most people are sophisticated enough to understand a overblown
video parody. The suspension of twenty officers without pay, and
Officer Andrew Cohen not even getting police union legal defense (see
http://www.insidethesfpd.com/ ) does not seem commensurate with
creating a video making fun
The scary thing is that a person can be intelligent, but people are
stupid. Ask anyone working in customer service. As much as I
wished people don't get worked up about parodies, someone
inevitably will step on toes. I think the world would be a lot nicer if
more people take less offence. I'm
No, Sony deliberately limited the PSP, you cannot play video files
from memorystick that are the actual resolution of the screen.
The limit is something like the equivalent of 320x240, so probably
only 76800 or so pixels allowed.
Sony probably do this to give people a reason to buy UMD videos
Already on the archive:
Human Dog 2004 Xmas Special
http://www.archive.org/download/
ProfChrisWeagelHumanDogXmasSpecial2004/HDXmas04.mov
Chris Weagel
www.human-dog.com
On Dec 11, 2005, at 9:51 PM, JD Lasica wrote:
If I may inject a note of non-seriousness into the discussion:
At
not so, many people sign those rights away when entering into employment
for example, even if you have to buy your own uniform, there are often
rules as to how you can appear in it (e.g., no endorsements)
many employers (e.g., University of California) *require* the signing of
a loyalty oath
Yes, I think that states well the police administration and city
governments point of view. The world would be pretty dull, uncreative
and lacking in innovation if it catered to anyone who would be
offended. No scientific innovation would occur in genetics, because
it offends religious
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not so, many people sign those rights away when entering into employment
for example, even if you have to buy your own uniform, there are often
rules as to how you can appear in it (e.g., no endorsements)
many
has anyone else seen this feed?
http://dailydancer.com/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/DailyDancer
a guy dances to a fun song each day.
you can even make a song request.
This is a perfect example of bad home video that journalists claim
videoblogging is.
it looks nothing like what they do on TV.
On Dec 11, 2005, at 5:41 PM, Steve Watkins wrote:
Oops sorry I think I just sent an empty message.
Yeah the limit is 230,400 pixels for mpeg4 on ipod, rather than
480x480, so resolutions like the following will work:
720 x 304 - 2.35:1
624 x 336 - 1.85:1
624 x 352 - 16:9
512 x 384 - 4:3
I just posted one via blip, which should be cross posted to the
archive ... does that count?
http://www.davidmeade.com/post/post.php?topicID=596
I could go upload it to ourmedia manually if its not there for some reason.
- Dave
On 12/11/05, JD Lasica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I may inject a
I just checked on something: although the currently site looks as if theyr'e only interested in Americans, they DO want international submissions, and will be changing the site soon to reflect that.
-- best regards,Deirdré Straughanwww.beginningwithi.com (personal)www.tvblob.com (work)
Here are some of the issues I think are overlooked in the police video scandal:
The district the videos were made in is the Bayview, a mostly black community,
with one of
the highest homicide rates in the city, and the highest in 10 years. The videos
were made
during company time with public
So I'm new here. And have been reading everything as it slowly
developed for several months now. Usually I'd fly in and just start
posting without any formal introduction. So here it is. Cheers to
beers and future posts. Sometime soon, hopefully, I'll be able to
contribute something more than just
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