Re: [videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
I don't get it. The silence from this group is deafening? You're accusing us of being hypocritical? Of hollow words to market another dotcom product or service? One email at 3.00, asking if any vloggers are nearby, then a link to a million-viewed Youtube video at 7.00, then you post at 8.00 all hostile. If your point is Why Didn't We Discuss This Before, then why didn't you bring it up before, instead of just sitting on your hands, silently getting angry about the deafening silence from this group? Personally, until Heath's post, which I read after reading yours, I didn't know anything about it - first news I heard of it in the UK was last night, and there was no mention of videoblogging or the web as a crucial part of the story. And you know what, I didn't find out from your unhelpfully toned and negative message. This isn't a rolling news discussion group. If you think something is worthy of discussion, bring it up. Don't sit silent and then accuse everyone else of being dishonest or hypocritical for doing the same. On 20 Sep 2007, at 20:00, Its A Mystery and So Im I wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care to let us know what's happening on the street? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
I'm wondering who 'they' are? --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Its A Mystery and So Im I [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We don't give equal weight to injustice. We pick and chose what we feel is important. I watched a gentlemen on the news and he said in short ,it's shouldn't be looked at as a black or white thing it but an American thing. We should be all up in arms. Anytime one American citixen liberty is at risk of being taken away we all loss. Democracy becomes a running joke and we look like fools pretending like its antthing else but that. If they come after one segment of the population do you think they will stop there. It's like the rolling snowball down a hill. It's history repeating itself like in Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day. Things have reverted back to semi pre-civil rights attitudes and conditions. This only shows you if you don't fight for something and claim your own atomy, others will make the choice for you and not always for your benefit. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade meade.dave@ wrote: I don't think this email list is marketing anything. ? This list - while we do at times go off on long and fervent tangents - isn't necessarily a recap of all the topics being discussed out there in the vlog-o-sphere. The youtube video is (as youtube videos often are) a good example of internet video giving power to the people, and just because this list isnt a flutter about a given topic doesn't mean that nobody is out there using video to get that message out. After all people can be champions of giving a voice to the voiceless even if they themselves don't speak up on every single issue worthy of a voice in every medium possible. Especially now that youtube is so big ... I don't know that is fair to try and judge if video is getting the word out about some given topic based on the actual discussion of that topic in this list - or even by videos published by the (now comparatively small number of) producers that do in fact frequent this list. Also ... I've been on a low information diet lately so I've fallen behind on the discussions here, but it seems to me alot of the stuff we used to talk about here has moved to places like twitter. Anyway ... I'm not saying the topic isn't deserving of alot of attention ... but I'm not sure content discussions in this list is a fair representation of how much attention its getting within the online video community ... and thus shouldn't condemn this list to be categorized as marketing fluff. (? for what exactly?) - Dave On 9/20/07, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care to let us know what's happening on the street? Yahoo! Groups Links -- http://www.DavidMeade.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
Zydridites from Glyphixz http://www.foxnews.com/ http://www.gop.com/ --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, terry.rendon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm wondering who 'they' are? --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: We don't give equal weight to injustice. We pick and chose what we feel is important. I watched a gentlemen on the news and he said in short ,it's shouldn't be looked at as a black or white thing it but an American thing. We should be all up in arms. Anytime one American citixen liberty is at risk of being taken away we all loss. Democracy becomes a running joke and we look like fools pretending like its antthing else but that. If they come after one segment of the population do you think they will stop there. It's like the rolling snowball down a hill. It's history repeating itself like in Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day. Things have reverted back to semi pre-civil rights attitudes and conditions. This only shows you if you don't fight for something and claim your own atomy, others will make the choice for you and not always for your benefit. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade meade.dave@ wrote: I don't think this email list is marketing anything. ? This list - while we do at times go off on long and fervent tangents - isn't necessarily a recap of all the topics being discussed out there in the vlog-o-sphere. The youtube video is (as youtube videos often are) a good example of internet video giving power to the people, and just because this list isnt a flutter about a given topic doesn't mean that nobody is out there using video to get that message out. After all people can be champions of giving a voice to the voiceless even if they themselves don't speak up on every single issue worthy of a voice in every medium possible. Especially now that youtube is so big ... I don't know that is fair to try and judge if video is getting the word out about some given topic based on the actual discussion of that topic in this list - or even by videos published by the (now comparatively small number of) producers that do in fact frequent this list. Also ... I've been on a low information diet lately so I've fallen behind on the discussions here, but it seems to me alot of the stuff we used to talk about here has moved to places like twitter. Anyway ... I'm not saying the topic isn't deserving of alot of attention ... but I'm not sure content discussions in this list is a fair representation of how much attention its getting within the online video community ... and thus shouldn't condemn this list to be categorized as marketing fluff. (? for what exactly?) - Dave On 9/20/07, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/ school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care to let us know what's happening on the street? Yahoo! Groups Links -- http://www.DavidMeade.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] change happens here
Hmm, Kids ... what we got ain't working so well. I am ready for a new dialogue http://www.insidewegotissues.org/ The mission of the teen talk show We Got Issues!!! is to give young people an international forum to have open dialogue about issues concerning them. By providing multi-media access, we give teens the opportunity to express themselves to the masses. Teens not only have conversations about issues affecting them, but they talk about issues affecting the entire nation. Our primary objective is to use We Got Issues!!! to serve as a vehicle for change; the outlet provided aids our future leaders in creating understanding and breaking down stereotypes about teens and other diverse groups of people. Help Us, Help the Kids - Sponsorship Opportunities We Got Issues!!! currently has sponsorship opportunities available. If you are interested in being a sponsor, please contact us today for an outline of sponsorship packages. http://www.insidewegotissues.org/sponsors.htm
[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
OK, with exception to folks outside the US this story was out there on the net, blogs, myspace, youtube. I heard about the Jena 6 story through Pacifica radio. For who those that don't know. That's the PBS(public broadcast station) of radio. t was like someone was t sleep at the wheel when this thing was making its round on the net. Yes this is not a virtual newsdesk group but it does relate to videoblogging in a indirect way. Local news broadcast from the area of the incident was posted blogs, myspace, youtube and so on. Is this group resting on its past laurels. Wasn't one of the many reasons we joined this list was to challenge the system to do things that the mainstream media wasn't capable of or motivated in doing. Has this group fallen off.(not literally) It's not about the technology it about the people behind and in front of the camera. I loved this group because it felt like we were pushing the envelope and using video in an innovative way. I can't blame this group for anything. It's just a reflection of the attitudes of the off-line world. There's much diversity. The issues is no different that you find in blogisphere and podcasting community. The only thing that left for me to feel excited for is the technology innovations. Outside that it has been ho hum discussion wise. I use to look forward to reading the discussions in group. It felt like a community of smart, caring people who wanted to use technology to shake things up. I guess I was just being a bit naive. Nobody cares about anything anymore. Have we become apathetic narcissist. I this might sound negative, buts it not. My heart is a bleeding just one that is sick of the ways things are. I have tried to believe in the goodness of people and thought would get better.(this is a general statement about the world as a whole) They haven't gotten any better of course unless you one of the privileged few. There no more Ghandi, Martin, Malcolm, Bobby, John John or Theodore. Where are our heroes for the 21st century. Will they emerge from a unlikely source like this group? ( --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't get it. The silence from this group is deafening? You're accusing us of being hypocritical? Of hollow words to market another dotcom product or service? One email at 3.00, asking if any vloggers are nearby, then a link to a million-viewed Youtube video at 7.00, then you post at 8.00 all hostile. If your point is Why Didn't We Discuss This Before, then why didn't you bring it up before, instead of just sitting on your hands, silently getting angry about the deafening silence from this group? Personally, until Heath's post, which I read after reading yours, I didn't know anything about it - first news I heard of it in the UK was last night, and there was no mention of videoblogging or the web as a crucial part of the story. And you know what, I didn't find out from your unhelpfully toned and negative message. This isn't a rolling news discussion group. If you think something is worthy of discussion, bring it up. Don't sit silent and then accuse everyone else of being dishonest or hypocritical for doing the same. On 20 Sep 2007, at 20:00, Its A Mystery and So Im I wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care to let us know what's happening on the street? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
They referring any one that feel that anyone fitting the Jena 6 description deserves little no rights, should be criminalized and marginalized further in this society. They being any entity or persons that use they privilege of power in a unfair and unjust manner. You can fill in the blanks. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, terry.rendon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm wondering who 'they' are? --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: We don't give equal weight to injustice. We pick and chose what we feel is important. I watched a gentlemen on the news and he said in short ,it's shouldn't be looked at as a black or white thing it but an American thing. We should be all up in arms. Anytime one American citixen liberty is at risk of being taken away we all loss. Democracy becomes a running joke and we look like fools pretending like its antthing else but that. If they come after one segment of the population do you think they will stop there. It's like the rolling snowball down a hill. It's history repeating itself like in Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day. Things have reverted back to semi pre-civil rights attitudes and conditions. This only shows you if you don't fight for something and claim your own atomy, others will make the choice for you and not always for your benefit. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade meade.dave@ wrote: I don't think this email list is marketing anything. ? This list - while we do at times go off on long and fervent tangents - isn't necessarily a recap of all the topics being discussed out there in the vlog-o-sphere. The youtube video is (as youtube videos often are) a good example of internet video giving power to the people, and just because this list isnt a flutter about a given topic doesn't mean that nobody is out there using video to get that message out. After all people can be champions of giving a voice to the voiceless even if they themselves don't speak up on every single issue worthy of a voice in every medium possible. Especially now that youtube is so big ... I don't know that is fair to try and judge if video is getting the word out about some given topic based on the actual discussion of that topic in this list - or even by videos published by the (now comparatively small number of) producers that do in fact frequent this list. Also ... I've been on a low information diet lately so I've fallen behind on the discussions here, but it seems to me alot of the stuff we used to talk about here has moved to places like twitter. Anyway ... I'm not saying the topic isn't deserving of alot of attention ... but I'm not sure content discussions in this list is a fair representation of how much attention its getting within the online video community ... and thus shouldn't condemn this list to be categorized as marketing fluff. (? for what exactly?) - Dave On 9/20/07, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care to let us know what's happening on the street? Yahoo! Groups Links -- http://www.DavidMeade.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Podcast/Vidcast Reviews Feed
I just wanted to make sure everyone knew we had a new feed for www.picklereviews.com. Pickle Reviews shows all the reviews added by our users. It is great if you use a feed reader. The feed is http://podcastpickle.com/feed/export.php?type=reviews I hope you enjoy using it as much as I do
[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
Got it. Thanks:) Terry --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Its A Mystery and So Im I [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: They referring any one that feel that anyone fitting the Jena 6 description deserves little no rights, should be criminalized and marginalized further in this society. They being any entity or persons that use they privilege of power in a unfair and unjust manner. You can fill in the blanks. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, terry.rendon terry.rendon@ wrote: I'm wondering who 'they' are? --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: We don't give equal weight to injustice. We pick and chose what we feel is important. I watched a gentlemen on the news and he said in short ,it's shouldn't be looked at as a black or white thing it but an American thing. We should be all up in arms. Anytime one American citixen liberty is at risk of being taken away we all loss. Democracy becomes a running joke and we look like fools pretending like its antthing else but that. If they come after one segment of the population do you think they will stop there. It's like the rolling snowball down a hill. It's history repeating itself like in Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day. Things have reverted back to semi pre-civil rights attitudes and conditions. This only shows you if you don't fight for something and claim your own atomy, others will make the choice for you and not always for your benefit. --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade meade.dave@ wrote: I don't think this email list is marketing anything. ? This list - while we do at times go off on long and fervent tangents - isn't necessarily a recap of all the topics being discussed out there in the vlog-o-sphere. The youtube video is (as youtube videos often are) a good example of internet video giving power to the people, and just because this list isnt a flutter about a given topic doesn't mean that nobody is out there using video to get that message out. After all people can be champions of giving a voice to the voiceless even if they themselves don't speak up on every single issue worthy of a voice in every medium possible. Especially now that youtube is so big ... I don't know that is fair to try and judge if video is getting the word out about some given topic based on the actual discussion of that topic in this list - or even by videos published by the (now comparatively small number of) producers that do in fact frequent this list. Also ... I've been on a low information diet lately so I've fallen behind on the discussions here, but it seems to me alot of the stuff we used to talk about here has moved to places like twitter. Anyway ... I'm not saying the topic isn't deserving of alot of attention ... but I'm not sure content discussions in this list is a fair representation of how much attention its getting within the online video community ... and thus shouldn't condemn this list to be categorized as marketing fluff. (? for what exactly?) - Dave On 9/20/07, Its A Mystery and So Im I jayvivid@ wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care to let us know what's happening on the street? Yahoo! Groups Links -- http://www.DavidMeade.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Favorite Live Broadcasting Service?
I'm thinking about broadcasting live later on. What's your favorite live service and why? I know Jonny Goldstein likes http://operator11.com . I like the way operator11 switches and lets you add people on the fly, but I don't like the 40 minute time limits. Ustream only has one channel. Blogtv has two channels, but one doesn't record at all. What's your favorite? (not out of those three, but of ANY services you've tried out) -- Bill http://community.realfans.tv
[videoblogging] [Reminder] 35 Live @ Fri Sep 21 17:00 - 23:00 (Jan McLaughlin)
Jan McLaughlin, this is a reminder for Title: 35 Live Time: Fri Sep 21 17:00 - 23:00 (Eastern Time) Calendar: Jan McLaughlin You can view this event at http://www.google.com/calendar/event?action=VIEWeid=YzZlMjM5bnAwbW8wNDl2ZWg1cmw1cTMwbmtfMjAwNzA5MjFUMjEwMDAwWiBqYW5uaWUuamFuQG0tok=MjAjamFubmllLmphbkBnbWFpbC5jb200YWRiY2M5NzczMjczNjJjMjlkYjczMGNhNTA4YzcwNGJhOGE4M2E5ctz=America%2FNew_Yorkhl=en You can also view your calendar at http://www.google.com/calendar/ You are receiving this email at the account [EMAIL PROTECTED] because you are subscribed for reminders on calendar Jan McLaughlin. To stop receiving these notifications, please log in to http://www.google.com/calendar/ and change your notification settings for this calendar. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] Re: 35 second episode---down and dirty! (Spoilers inside)
Well, IMO, they proved that they're not playing around with the script-writing. There are at least 10 volatile issues in that building now in less than 20 minutes of total show. :) Shooting Live Mixing was tight and kept things flowing and interesting. I think I heard Andy Lipson's handling the mix. Looking forward to tonight's episode! :D -- Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Harold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, it was certainly disturbing -- that one scene. Still, I'll tune in to see what comes (no pun intended) next... I was surprised when they attempted the chat session afterwards. I had already surfed away, but then I came back to the website a few minutes later for some reason and saw the message about them establishing a chat session with the audience. I don't recall seeing a mention of that on their website. Great job, Synchronis! Harold --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, jonny goldstein spamjonny@ wrote: 35 wasted no time in this episode getting into sex (more like rape actually), sneakiness, and murky parentage in the second episode. Whoa! So much for the slow build... Episode had much better sound than last night. They tried to do a chat with actors and audience at the end, but thus far not working... Still, an impressive, if disturbing, 2nd episode.
[videoblogging] Re: Video Double-Enders and Tape Syncs
Sounds like an interesting project, Doug. Thanks for bringing it up. :) -- Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Doug Kaye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, Videobloggers! Do you produce an interview-style videoblog? Would you like to interview people in remote locations that are too far for you to travel to? Would you like to help out your fellow videobloggers by recording the remote ends of interviews for them? Next week at the Podcast and New Media Expo, The Conversations Network will launch a new free service that I hope will interest you. It's an on-line system to match producers looking for an audio or video tape sync with skilled stringers who can handle the remote recording. We designed this service for both professionals and semi-pros, and I think we've succeeded in bridging that gap. On one hand, we want to encourage a very large number of worldwide bloggers and citizen journalists to collaborate with one another. On the other hand, we want to help pros with proven skills and who must be paid for their work. PodCorps.org is for both groups. A number of your fellow videobloggers have helped us develop this application: testing, evaluating, and providing valuable feedback. I'd like to thank them all, but I leave it to them to identify themselves if they wish, and to express their opinions. The official announcement date is next Friday, September 28, but the doors are open now, and I encourage you to stop by, check it out, hopefully register, and send me feedback either here on the list or privately. You'll find specific information here: http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/podcorps/tapesync You can register here: http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/podcorps Thanks again for everyone's help. ...doug -- Doug Kaye, Executive Director The Conversations Network www.conversationsnetwork.org
Re: [videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
Waiting for a leader to arise is apathetic. If you believe in a cause why wait for a leader for that cause. Be that leader. Speak out. Make a video. I've only been on this list for about a month so I can't speak to its purpose. However, I don't look to this list to be the end all be all of things going on in the world. Yes, Jena 6 is injustice. No, no one was talking about it on this list. Does that mean we aren't dialogging about it elsewhere? No. . . . kenya allmond [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kenya.allmond.us vm/f 202.478.0490 To thine own self be true. - Original Message From: Its A Mystery and So Im I [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 11:06:27 AM Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6 OK, with exception to folks outside the US this story was out there on the net, blogs, myspace, youtube. I heard about the Jena 6 story through Pacifica radio. For who those that don't know. That's the PBS(public broadcast station) of radio. t was like someone was t sleep at the wheel when this thing was making its round on the net. Yes this is not a virtual newsdesk group but it does relate to videoblogging in a indirect way. Local news broadcast from the area of the incident was posted blogs, myspace, youtube and so on. Is this group resting on its past laurels. Wasn't one of the many reasons we joined this list was to challenge the system to do things that the mainstream media wasn't capable of or motivated in doing. Has this group fallen off.(not literally) It's not about the technology it about the people behind and in front of the camera. I loved this group because it felt like we were pushing the envelope and using video in an innovative way. I can't blame this group for anything. It's just a reflection of the attitudes of the off-line world. There's much diversity. The issues is no different that you find in blogisphere and podcasting community. The only thing that left for me to feel excited for is the technology innovations. Outside that it has been ho hum discussion wise. I use to look forward to reading the discussions in group. It felt like a community of smart, caring people who wanted to use technology to shake things up. I guess I was just being a bit naive. Nobody cares about anything anymore. Have we become apathetic narcissist. I this might sound negative, buts it not. My heart is a bleeding just one that is sick of the ways things are. I have tried to believe in the goodness of people and thought would get better.(this is a general statement about the world as a whole) They haven't gotten any better of course unless you one of the privileged few. There no more Ghandi, Martin, Malcolm, Bobby, John John or Theodore. Where are our heroes for the 21st century. Will they emerge from a unlikely source like this group? ( --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't get it. The silence from this group is deafening? You're accusing us of being hypocritical? Of hollow words to market another dotcom product or service? One email at 3.00, asking if any vloggers are nearby, then a link to a million-viewed Youtube video at 7.00, then you post at 8.00 all hostile. If your point is Why Didn't We Discuss This Before, then why didn't you bring it up before, instead of just sitting on your hands, silently getting angry about the deafening silence from this group? Personally, until Heath's post, which I read after reading yours, I didn't know anything about it - first news I heard of it in the UK was last night, and there was no mention of videoblogging or the web as a crucial part of the story. And you know what, I didn't find out from your unhelpfully toned and negative message. This isn't a rolling news discussion group. If you think something is worthy of discussion, bring it up. Don't sit silent and then accuse everyone else of being dishonest or hypocritical for doing the same. On 20 Sep 2007, at 20:00, Its A Mystery and So Im I wrote: This is a perfect example of the long tail in effect yet the silence from this group is deafening. It's funny how people talk about technology changing this and empowering the voiceless. I can remember folks saying the same thing in this group. Yet its just hollow words to market another dotcom product or service it seems. (Getting off my soapbox.) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Not sure how many people here know about this but you all may want to check out the link here http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_re_us/school_fight In an era of shock racism or entertaiment racism, it's hard to believe that this didn't get more attention because it's REAL racism, no if's and's or but's about it. Any vloggers live near where this is happening? If so care
[videoblogging] NMWA Film Festival Gallery Exhibition coming up September 25-30!
Hi Ladies, I'm so excited. My video installation is right at the entrance of the glass door enclosed Education Gallery of the Museum. There are still tickets to come to the Opening of not only the WACK! Feminist exhibition but also to the Gallery Show opening which is where I'll be showing. I'm also in the Film Festival showing Juarez Mothers Fight Femicide and Humanitarian Water. THE OPENING IS NEXT TUESDAY @ 5:30 PM! Dear Ladies! Please forward widely! NATIONAL MUSEUM of WOMEN in the ARTS 1250 New York Ave. NW Washington, DC 20005 P: (202) 266-2826 F: (202) 393-3234 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.nmwafilmfestival.org www.nmwa.org -- This bottom right hand corner picture is from my documentation of the Juarez Research. Zulma Aguiar M.F.A. Electronic Arts Arlington, VA 703-521-1634 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
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[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok, Bill, I sent the orginal post, I was wondering if any vloggers were talking about this, from a non main stream view Actually, my post was addressing the lack of conversation about the topic, not whether the topic should have been posted to this group. I apologize if I gave that impression. I think ANYTHING should be brought up here. Anything. What I'm saying is that people shouldn't expect something that has nothing to do with videoblogging to be hotly debated here... or even responded to, actually. But according to you, since the event wasn't vlogged to begin with, I guess it has no place on this list (?) Not my intent. :) I'm sorry dude, but I have to disagree, I mean this story was going no where, NO WHERE and it was grass roots, people making videos, people blogging, etc that MADE it national, but still it get's barely any coverage. Apples and oranges. Just because attention's been called to it doesn't mean MSM's going to pick up the fumble and run with it. I thought one of the reason's some of the people on this list started vlogging was to cover the very things the MSM ignored. I can believe that. I can also believe they're covering it. If so, I would expect to see posts from people saying here's my video about the Jena 6. I still wouldn't expect hot debate here, regardless of how horrific the situation is. I was simply asking if any vloggers out there were talking about it or more specficly if anyone on this list was vlogging about it Heath http://batmangeek.com And I *absolutely* agree with you that you SHOULD wonder about that and you SHOULD post about that. I haven't been around here long enough to know whether this group morphed from some kind of activism forum into what it is today. From the time I've been here, I've seen ZERO indication of that, so I wouldn't expect anything that has nothing to do with videoblogging to be replied to very much at all. -- Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Cammack BillCammack@ wrote: Obviously, this Jena 6 situation is infinitely more horrific than the Feldman situation. People's lives are being taken away from them unjustly... and just because someone FEELS like taking their lives away. Thats obviously fucked up. However... It has *nothing* to do with videoblogging. Yes, it's fantastic that we now have the ability to get information directly from the source of what's going on and that we can all be citizen journalists if we so choose and we can broadcast our message to anyone around the globe with an internet connection, and they can take our messages and pass them on via links or passing the actual media. Other than that, as far as I've seen in some very in-depth and really well done pieces on the Jena 6, there is NO video of NOTHING, so it's strictly a civil rights issue. The Feldman situation was an issue here because he used the exact same medium that we all use. He used a video blog to express whatever he was expressing, and happened to offend a lot of people in the process. That's why, in the videoblogging group, there was a bunch of discussion about it. Jena 6 is merely same-old-same-old. I'm sure there are egregious injustices that go on every single day that we could bring up IF this were the injustice group. I don't know what the original poster intended to hear from this group about something that's been going on since Plymouth Rock. The reason people rioted about the Rodney King situation was *NOT* because the cops kicked his ass lovely. It was because everyone on the planet SAW WITH THEIR OWN EYES what happened, and the people that this has been happening to their entire lives and the entire lives of their parents and grandparents were looking forward to ONE TIME seeing a proper prosecution of clearly illegal behavior and punishment handed down. The System said FUCK YOU, and that one time EVER that they were going to see consequences and repercussions slipped from the grasp of the people looking forward to it, and they lost their minds. Same thing with OJ. Lots of people swore up and down he was going to get convicted, and then when he didn't, there was no release of the built-up pressure, and people remain mad about it to this day. Same thing with Michael Vick. Lots of people are mad about his dog fighting/killing shenanigans. If he were to somehow WALK without going to jail AND get back in the NFL ASAP, people would feel pressurized and mad. The point is... Yeah, Jena 6 is an horrific situation. Yeah, IRL, it's way way way worse than the Feldman situation. That doesn't mean it has *anything* to do with videoblogging, so I don't know why the original poster would expect to hear comments about it on this list. -- Bill
[videoblogging] Videobloggers in New Haven
Any videobloggers available in New Haven CT on Oct 14 or 15th for a paid shoot...? Thanks, --Steve
[videoblogging] Fwd: Graphic of Tiered Service :-)
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[videoblogging] Amanda's Out... It's a Pterodactyl Souffle over there!
Jackson West reports on Amanda's departure from ABC: http://newteevee.com/2007/09/21/amanda-congdon-leaves-abc-news/ -- Bill http://billcammack.com
Re: [videoblogging] Re: Video Double-Enders and Tape Syncs
Shane and I are eager to see this Doug. And looking forward to seeing you too! Rox On 9/21/07, Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sounds like an interesting project, Doug. Thanks for bringing it up. :) -- Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Doug Kaye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, Videobloggers! Do you produce an interview-style videoblog? Would you like to interview people in remote locations that are too far for you to travel to? Would you like to help out your fellow videobloggers by recording the remote ends of interviews for them? Next week at the Podcast and New Media Expo, The Conversations Network will launch a new free service that I hope will interest you. It's an on-line system to match producers looking for an audio or video tape sync with skilled stringers who can handle the remote recording. We designed this service for both professionals and semi-pros, and I think we've succeeded in bridging that gap. On one hand, we want to encourage a very large number of worldwide bloggers and citizen journalists to collaborate with one another. On the other hand, we want to help pros with proven skills and who must be paid for their work. PodCorps.org is for both groups. A number of your fellow videobloggers have helped us develop this application: testing, evaluating, and providing valuable feedback. I'd like to thank them all, but I leave it to them to identify themselves if they wish, and to express their opinions. The official announcement date is next Friday, September 28, but the doors are open now, and I encourage you to stop by, check it out, hopefully register, and send me feedback either here on the list or privately. You'll find specific information here: http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/podcorps/tapesync You can register here: http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/podcorps Thanks again for everyone's help. ...doug -- Doug Kaye, Executive Director The Conversations Network www.conversationsnetwork.org -- Roxanne Darling o ke kai means of the sea in hawaiian 808-384-5554 http://www.twitter.com/roxannedarling http://www.beachwalks.tv http://www.barefeetshop.com http://www.barefeetstudios.com
[videoblogging] re: Amanda's Out... It's a Pterodactyl Souffle over there!
It was, shall we say, an uneasy marriage of videoblogging culture and traditional media. Lots o' forehead bumping. I hope Amanda does well in her new pursuits! jd http://www.realpeoplenetwork.com
Re: [videoblogging] Amanda's Out... It's a Pterodactyl Souffle over there!
So can I now bring back my cohost Demanda Condom? http://www.jchtv.com/ --- Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jackson West reports on Amanda's departure from ABC: http://newteevee.com/2007/09/21/amanda-congdon-leaves-abc-news/ -- Bill http://billcammack.com Jimmy CraicHead TVVideo Podcast about Sailing, Travel, Craic and Cocktails www.jchtv.com Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Yahoo! Games. http://get.games.yahoo.com/proddesc?gamekey=monopolyherenow
[videoblogging] Re: Support for the Jena 6
all good ;) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath heathparks@ wrote: Ok, Bill, I sent the orginal post, I was wondering if any vloggers were talking about this, from a non main stream view Actually, my post was addressing the lack of conversation about the topic, not whether the topic should have been posted to this group. I apologize if I gave that impression. I think ANYTHING should be brought up here. Anything. What I'm saying is that people shouldn't expect something that has nothing to do with videoblogging to be hotly debated here... or even responded to, actually. But according to you, since the event wasn't vlogged to begin with, I guess it has no place on this list (?) Not my intent. :) I'm sorry dude, but I have to disagree, I mean this story was going no where, NO WHERE and it was grass roots, people making videos, people blogging, etc that MADE it national, but still it get's barely any coverage. Apples and oranges. Just because attention's been called to it doesn't mean MSM's going to pick up the fumble and run with it. I thought one of the reason's some of the people on this list started vlogging was to cover the very things the MSM ignored. I can believe that. I can also believe they're covering it. If so, I would expect to see posts from people saying here's my video about the Jena 6. I still wouldn't expect hot debate here, regardless of how horrific the situation is. I was simply asking if any vloggers out there were talking about it or more specficly if anyone on this list was vlogging about it Heath http://batmangeek.com And I *absolutely* agree with you that you SHOULD wonder about that and you SHOULD post about that. I haven't been around here long enough to know whether this group morphed from some kind of activism forum into what it is today. From the time I've been here, I've seen ZERO indication of that, so I wouldn't expect anything that has nothing to do with videoblogging to be replied to very much at all. -- Bill http://billcammack.com --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Bill Cammack BillCammack@ wrote: Obviously, this Jena 6 situation is infinitely more horrific than the Feldman situation. People's lives are being taken away from them unjustly... and just because someone FEELS like taking their lives away. Thats obviously fucked up. However... It has *nothing* to do with videoblogging. Yes, it's fantastic that we now have the ability to get information directly from the source of what's going on and that we can all be citizen journalists if we so choose and we can broadcast our message to anyone around the globe with an internet connection, and they can take our messages and pass them on via links or passing the actual media. Other than that, as far as I've seen in some very in- depth and really well done pieces on the Jena 6, there is NO video of NOTHING, so it's strictly a civil rights issue. The Feldman situation was an issue here because he used the exact same medium that we all use. He used a video blog to express whatever he was expressing, and happened to offend a lot of people in the process. That's why, in the videoblogging group, there was a bunch of discussion about it. Jena 6 is merely same-old-same-old. I'm sure there are egregious injustices that go on every single day that we could bring up IF this were the injustice group. I don't know what the original poster intended to hear from this group about something that's been going on since Plymouth Rock. The reason people rioted about the Rodney King situation was *NOT* because the cops kicked his ass lovely. It was because everyone on the planet SAW WITH THEIR OWN EYES what happened, and the people that this has been happening to their entire lives and the entire lives of their parents and grandparents were looking forward to ONE TIME seeing a proper prosecution of clearly illegal behavior and punishment handed down. The System said FUCK YOU, and that one time EVER that they were going to see consequences and repercussions slipped from the grasp of the people looking forward to it, and they lost their minds. Same thing with OJ. Lots of people swore up and down he was going to get convicted, and then when he didn't, there was no release of the built-up pressure, and people remain mad about it to this day. Same thing with Michael Vick. Lots of people are mad about his dog fighting/killing shenanigans. If he were to somehow WALK without going to jail AND get back in the NFL ASAP, people would feel pressurized and mad. The point is... Yeah, Jena 6 is an horrific situation.
[videoblogging] Re: Amanda's Out... It's a Pterodactyl Souffle over there!
Thanks JD. :) I wrote a blog post http://amandacongdon.com/blog/?p=141 to clear some things up. The show will resume next week as scheduled. Amanda http://oxmour.com/ http://oxmour.com/ --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, JD Lasica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It was, shall we say, an uneasy marriage of videoblogging culture and traditional media. Lots o' forehead bumping. I hope Amanda does well in her new pursuits! jd http://www.realpeoplenetwork.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [videoblogging] Favorite Live Broadcasting Service?
Just started playing with http://www.mogulus.com Bill. Seems pretty cool in terms of control of the look of one's broadcast. Jan On 9/21/07, Bill Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm thinking about broadcasting live later on. What's your favorite live service and why? I know Jonny Goldstein likes http://operator11.com . I like the way operator11 switches and lets you add people on the fly, but I don't like the 40 minute time limits. Ustream only has one channel. Blogtv has two channels, but one doesn't record at all. What's your favorite? (not out of those three, but of ANY services you've tried out) -- Bill http://community.realfans.tv Yahoo! Groups Links -- The Faux Press - better than real http://feeds.feedburner.com/WburgtvFallFilmFest - Fall Film Fest http://fauxpress.blogspot.com http://wburg.tv aim=janofsound air=862.571.5334 skype=janmclaughlin [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[videoblogging] looking for a simple animation program - for PC
Hi, I need to find a simple program to do some very basic 2D animation. I'm going to be growing dendrites in the brain. Suggestions? thanks, Milt Lee
RE: [videoblogging] Favorite Live Broadcasting Service?
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[videoblogging] Re: CBS stole my videoblog? Help.
Nicolas - Thanks so much, and thanks to everyone for such great advice. I've been catching a connection only here and there in Toledo, so I'll just say thanks to everyone here for such super input. Having small communities like this is so great! Sadly, I'm not going to be able to make it to Ontario for the expo, but hope everyone has a great time. Best, Matt :) --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Gromik Tohoku [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In agreement with Verdi, although you can not own an idea, yours is original and as unique as you can make it. Here are two suggetions. First, You could do your films and keep them delayed, so that if someone is copying you, then by withdrawing your productions, they are on standby. As mentioned approach another network, if you want, show them the first few films, then let them know you have the rest available ready for uploading, but need an agreement. Again that is if you want to go down that road. Second, in order to make your films different, look at other productions, pick out what you don't like and complain about them. That is what I do, not complaining as such but pointing out the flaws of other arguments. As everyone stated, keep going cos you are doing something very educational, interesting and different. Nicolas Gromik Nicolas Tohoku University Sendai, Japan fax=81-22-795-7647 http://www.filmedworld.com/page.php?3 http://nag-productions.blip.tv/? http://sendai-city-tourism-tohoku-university.blip.tv/ http://eflresources.wikispaces.com/ Sick of deleting your inbox? Yahoo!7 Mail has free unlimited storage. http://au.docs.yahoo.com/mail/unlimitedstorage.html
[videoblogging] making the funnee
gary and ellen http://www.viddler.com/cdevroe/videos/264/ -- http://geekentertainment.tv [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
