[videoblogging] Online Video Publishing And Sharing for Learning and Collaboration: A Mini-Guide
Great list of video definition, a list of numerous online video services (14) and a comprehensive comparison chart at the bottom of the page. Online Video Publishing And Sharing for Learning and Collaboration: A Mini-Guide http://www.kolabora.com/news/2006/11/16/online_video_publishing_and_shar ing.htm
[videoblogging] WITNESS - Human Rights Video Hub Pilot
WITNESS (http://www.witness.org) has launched the Human Rights Video Hub Pilot (http://www.witness.org/index.php? option=com_contenttask=viewid=482Itemid=), a participatory Web site where individuals can upload human rights-related videos that can be used to bring awareness to a larger audience. Footage can be uploaded from cell phones and other mobile devices, allowing immediate posting of user-generated content. WITNESS encourages participants to create groups with shared interests. A public premiere of the project is planned for 2007. Witness is led by Gillian Caldwell.
[videoblogging] Helping Vlogs to Flog (Advertising payments to vloggers)
This just in off Business 2.0 site An article on had this: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2006/09/01/8384349/index.htm?postversion=2006102617 20 Smart Companies to Start Now Howard Schultz, Steve Case, Vinod Khosla, and other major investors are sharing their best startup ideas. And they're willing to give a collective $100 million to the entrepreneurs who can make them happen. --- Helping Vlogs to Flog The Investor: Steve Krausz, general partner, U.S. Venture Partners What he's backed: PodTech Network, Verity, Vontu What he wants now: A matchmaking site that brings new forms of advertising to one of the Web's fastest-growing new phenomena, the video blog. Popular vlog Rocketboom got the concept off the ground earlier this year by auctioning off 15-second house-produced ads at the end of its Web newscasts; then-host Amanda Congdon also wore T-shirts from startups eager for exposure. Krausz wants a startup that can offer a clearinghouse of placement opportunities from major advertisers like Apple (Charts) and Nike (Charts) - from 10-second trailers to insertion of products in the creative. Videos would be subject to screening and approval by the advertiser, but Krausz thinks that's a service that could eventually be outsourced. Payment to vloggers could be negotiated any number of ways: They could receive fees based on impressions, click-throughs, or both. The startup, of course, would take a healthy cut. It would allow this explosion of user-generated content to get an additional revenue stream, Krausz says. Nothing like this exists yet. What he'll invest: $2 million for a proof-of-concept site and sign-on from a handful of top advertisers Send your pitch to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- S.H.
[videoblogging] Re: Time Magazine's Person Of The Year
I see Time magazine has acknowledging the force of ordinary people changing our world through what is now termed Web 2.0. It has become such a huge force that the media is basically scrambling to keep up especially the vloggers. It is as though the internet has become a collective humanity living thing that is making the biggest impact (mostly positive in my perception) on our world, which makes it really not just one Person anymore. As well Time magazine made up the whole Personal of the year topic and if they want to change it that's their prerogative. Sure is interesting to watch how quickly people react without getting a broad spectrum of information (facts), and how negative and critically reactive people can be - Reminds me of the theme behind the book Who Moved My Cheese Heaven forbid something should change without first warning the sheeple! LOL :-)
[videoblogging] Re: Can someone identify this software?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, geofffox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This could probably be easily done for low cost with two programs. Camstudio - Free (screen capture) Vlog It - ~$50 (video in video/telepromter and much more) Happy Creating, The Vlogger Wannabe --- I am trying to find what software is used to produce the video on this page. It's quite a tool and I've never seen it before. http://wwwa.accuweather.com/news-blogs.asp? blog=meteomadnessdate=2007-02-26_0242 Thanks for your help. Geoff Fox
