Hey, all.
I've been using Adobe Premiere for the last few months to produce roller
derby DVDs, and I've had this nagging issue that I can't seem to resolve
on my own. I figured maybe someone here has seen it and knows what it
might be.
Basically, when I capture footage, it looks fine. In
I had assumed that they're trying their absolute hardest not to
lose half a billion dollars and that they haven't been able to make it
work yet. But perhaps you're right and they are indeed shackled by a
GM-like existing situation with YouTube and don't know how to fix it.
First off, having
I think you're painting online video with an incredibly wide brush here,
and it's pretty distortionary. These questions were once asked about text
online, too, and the answer is that any of a number of business models
have arisen. Content that has been worth money and isn't value-added
through
ads don't work with ephemeral content.
Surely that's exactly where they do work? Most of the media we
consume is ephemeral - TV, newspapers, online news, we see adverts
alongside those things as they stream into our lives. On-demand
video is largely different from that, isn't it? it's
Maybe a bizarre question, but one that was popping in my mind as I'm
shooting sporting events these days. Let's say that I wanted to do a
chalkboard kinda like John Madden uses when he's explaining football plays
in instant replay. What would be nice is to basically just draw on the
video and
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On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 12:36 PM, J. Rhett Aultman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Maybe a bizarre question, but one that was popping in my mind as I'm
shooting sporting events these days. Let's say that I wanted
wouldn¹t
need to pre-draw and get something to automatically animate your drawing?
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David Terranova
www.davidterranova.com | blog.davidterranova.com | www.rebelrave.tv
From: J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Date
it.
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On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 1:31 PM, J. Rhett Aultman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I went looking for a YouTube video to illustrate, but I couldn't find
one.
So
Doing it over a still would be fine. The flow would be video plays,
stops on a still, I draw on the still, then the video starts again.
I'll have to check this Skitch out.
--
Rhett.
Jay dedman wrote:
Let's say I have a still-shot of some players about to make a play. I
want to draw on
stuck on?
On 19-Nov-08, at 7:25 PM, J. Rhett Aultman wrote:
Doing it over a still would be fine. The flow would be video plays,
stops on a still, I draw on the still, then the video starts again.
I'll have to check this Skitch out.
--
Rhett.
Jay dedman wrote:
Let's say I have a still
Yeah...the idea that there is competition at all in broadband is kinda
silly. The barriers to entry are high and the market is best modeled as
an oligopoly. Don't expect meaningful competitive levers. Expect cartel
behavior.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com
im not sure its the death of
Amy and I did a good 23 episodes on the topic. When my grandmother passed
away in April, it was a harbinger of personal life chaos,
though...involving a cat dying of cancer, funny rules regarding me getting
my MS, etc.
Anyway, we'll return to it someday. It's at
I've put Freetime and Greentime on hold and I'm now working with the
Broward County Derby Girls (http://www.bcdg.net) to produce video for
their various needs. This will ultimately mean making a video podcast
highlighting their bouts, but we're still working out some critical
components of
That's certainly a way to do it. That is, after all, how the cooking
application of microwaves was discovered in the first place.
Alternately, you could just heat the table, but it'd have to be pretty hot.
I work in cellphone development. There is definitely not enough energy in
a handful of
Hey, gang.
Thanks for the input on camcorders that work well in lower light. I'm
very pleased with my new Sony PD-170.
So, now I have two camcorders, and this means that, light conditions
permitting, I'm doing more multiple-camera stuff. I just got done
stitching together most of the
FYI, there have been a bunch of reports about the casette loading
mechanism going faulty with the GL-2. It could just be a bad factory
run that's cleared out or something.
I considered the GL-2, but I'm settling on a Sony PD-170 because of the
strong reports of its powerful performance in low
Hey, all.
I've been lucky and think I have a lead on an inexpensive used Canon XL-1.
This is the first pro-level camera I've been able to afford, and the
price is amazingly right. So, I'm feeling a little buyer beware. Most
pro cameras have some sort of counter that tells you how many hours of
Hey, gang. Yeah, yeah...I know that I post on here only when I have
questions. I'm bad.
Anyway, I'm currently exploring a new project that could involve a lot of
low-light shooting, and I'm trying to assess my various options. By low
light, I'm talking about a level of ambient lighting you
with great
color. It even has certain built-in color modes that can give night
scenes a real edge.
Rupert
http://twittervlog.tv/
Creative Mobile Filmmaking
Shot, edited and sent with my Nokia N93
On 22 Apr 2008, at 16:40, J. Rhett Aultman wrote:
Hey, gang. Yeah, yeah...I know that I post
Could you give some examples of what you're referring to when you're
talking about levels and gradients in post? Are there techniques that
have worked particularly well for you?
--
Rhett.
You can shoot at 15fps, which is what you'll end up with very
likely on the web anyway. That'll give you
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wrote:
I'd be for web production as well as possibly DVDs at something
better
than 320x240, most likely, and this footage will be the mainstay of
a
piece that could run 15-60 minutes. I'm considering an XL-1 if I
have
to...even buying a used
So, what do you do when you have zero true fans?
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
I think this is just about right on.
I've estimated I have about 300 of what Kevin Kelly calls true fans,
and I am earning about 1/3 of my living with my self-publishing (in
print and eBooks).
All the libertarian ideals are great, but practical reality has produced
the
likes of Ron Paulwho is stridently anti-abortion.
there's goes my rights!
He is personally against abortion because of his experiences as an
obstetrician, and yet his Constitutional ideals prevent him from
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wrote:
Yeah...I didn't understand the assertion, either. Game theory
absolutely
can be used to demonstrate when multiple parties will collaborate or
collude. In fact, game theory models explain at what level of personal
gain a party can
, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The problem I see here is externalities. If the costs of externalities
were baked into every transaction, this would be true. All too often,
it's not.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Bell is not an example of an entity in a free market. Bell obtained a
government-enforced monopoly through the patent system and government
regulations and licensing that (effectively) prevented other companies
from entering the market to compete against Bell.
In some countries (like in
I would tend to agree, too. Just look at the history of rural
electrification to see the failure of private industry and market forces
to electrify rural areas, a critical step in providing the society we now
enjoy.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
Meanwhile, in terms of education, medicine, and pretty much everything
else,
public run is a synonym for crappy and busted.
You can select an equal number of targets where privatized implies an
equal quagmire.
The magic of market forces has nothing at all to do with hoping people act
for
First off, it's a false binary to say psychiatrists become the good
guys by anything I say. This is, in fact, buying Scientology's
argument. They offer true mental health and oppose psychiatry; I
oppose them, therefore I am pro-psychiatry. It doesn't follow. I could
easily protest both
Having watched Steve Fishman's video deposition in full, I can no longer
support this point of view. I guess I should first off mention that I
have no love for the Catholic church in its current incarnation, so even
given what I'm about to say, there is no inherent hypocrisy.
There are three
Sure...because nobody ever made good videos but suffered from a lack of
promotion.
Making good videos and assuming the world will beat a path to your door is
like opening a restaurant without advertising it. Good food or not,
nobody knows you're there.
--
Rhett.
I would say not to count on Whole Foods to do this. I like them, and
regularly shop at the one a quarter mile from my home, but my perception
of working with them on doing a video has told me that they're happy to
carry a greenwashed product as long as you buy it.
Here's my story.
Back around
In light of what I mentioned about Whole Foods, I'm curious about
something. What is the legal status of a sales receipt or the information
printed on it? Can it be argued to contain copyrighted or protected
information? Is it a public document? Is it *mine* once I have it? Does
display of
that *may* be an issue. For example,
coupons, advertisements and store promotions.
Michael
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wrote:
In light of what I mentioned about Whole Foods, I'm curious about
something. What is the legal status of a sales receipt
My first piece of advice would be to not have high expectations. There
are a number of people on here making good scratch from their
videoblogs, but I'm not sure how many of them actually expected they'd
be able to make a living of it. It seems to be something you kinda have
to fall
Sweet. Now if only I could convince some people to start a hovercraft
polo league with me...
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
This has very little to do with videoblogging, so I'll keep it short.
When Hunter Thompson was still alive, one of
Since Greentime is supported in (a very, very tiny) part by Google Ads, we
did not feel right installing Akismet to handle our spam for us. I've
gotten pretty good at weeding through Greentime's spam, but I came across
something I haven't seen before.
It looks like someone's trying to spam via a
?
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wrote:
Since Greentime is supported in (a very, very tiny) part by Google
Ads, we
did not feel right installing Akismet to handle our spam for us. I've
gotten pretty good at weeding through Greentime's spam, but I came
across
on the
filter's algorithm. Just a guess, though.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
it really blows my mind when the comment spam gets thru
my typepad comment captcha -- how do they do that?
On 10/15/07, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hey guys! You guessed it. We're back with another production-related
question. We've been learning to use this new condenser boom-mounted
mic in our videos and we love the freedom it's offering us, but we're
also noticing that it picks up a fairly heavy amount of acoustic echo
when our
Call us mercenary, but the numbers don't lie. Our audience seems to
prefer embeds, so we give them embeds.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
Brook Hinton wrote:
I'm curious what others feel about the experience of watching video embedded
in
I haven't used that one, but I do have a Blue Snowball USB mic and I
love it. Cheap, good, and rugged.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Jarod Dixon wrote:
Looking to see if anyone has used the R0de podcaster usb Mic for
voice overs and
Hi! I can't help you with website design, as I'm up to my elbows in my
own work, but I have been trying hard to foster better community and
solidarity among green video bloggers. I'd like to link you from my
project, Greentime (http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime). Perhaps if
you like the
Rob Danielson wrote:
Hi Rhett--
The sensitivity (output) of the SE1 is 10mV/Pa which is the lower-end
of condenser mics but still acceptable. Noise of 17dBA is acceptable.
It seems to want at least 44 volts phantom.
It doesn't sound like you are getting just mixer or camcorder preamp
Guys,
We've been trying to improve our sound setup, but to no avail. I'm
mildly desperate for advice.
Most of the time, we've been using a Shure handheld microphone. Sounds
great, but looks stupid unless you're in the field. So, we tried to
upgrade. We bought an SE Electronics SE1A
I have three televisions, one of which is HD. I sometimes (very rarely)
use the HDTV as a monitor for my laptop, but that's a minimal use case. I
watch TV a pretty fair amount and own a TiVO. In fact, it was via my TiVO
that I found Rocketboom and got inspired to videoblog. I have also
: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of J. Rhett Aultman
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 2:49 PM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Owning a television...
I have three televisions, one of which is HD. I sometimes (very rarely)
use
It's worth noting that, despite the fact that I watch a lot of television,
I'm generally not focusing on it. Between my job, my doctorate,
Greentime, Freetime (still technically active), the ever-impending-event
(was my wedding, now it's Dragon*Con), gym, garden, baking and brewing,
etc, etc, I
What makes these sites a preferable choice to other places offering
similar features? Places like Veoh have offered these kinds of
syndication, and Blip.tv also has similar features. Why would I want to
use these sites over others?
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Guys,
When I dump a tape to Premiere, it sometimes stops in the middle of the
capture process and says capture stopped because blank tape was
detected. I've become used to this as a minor glitch that occurs once in
a blue moon. Lately, though, it's been happening a lot. It seems to crop
up
I am using Scene Detect. If I turn it off, though, won't I have to go in
and split out all the scenes by hand? I haven't noticed a problem with it
mis-detecting scene boundaries, only with it thinking that it's hit blank
tape or something.
I'll try getting more religious about what tape brand I
I strongly agree with this. I realize it's business as usual for more
traditional media businesses to use award shows as a way to scratch the
backs of their VIPs and biggest stakeholders, but I find something like
that entirely disingenuous in the case of PodTech and the Vloggies. Not
only
For what it's worth, Freetime is profoundly unpopular, and we still won a
People's Choice for Best Documentary, so this isn't necessarily true.
Also, having the Vloggy definitely improved our viewership, as we went
from being completely unknown to being only moderately unknown.
--
Rhett.
No offense, but our Vloggy has meant a lot to us. In fact, it's the only
positive regard we ever got from Freetime. It's also the only time that
project ever got linked by anyone else's blogs. If we hadn't had that
modicum of success in getting even the most rudimentary audience, I
probably
Anyone who promotes their book on Coast to Coast AM with Georgy Noory is
already on my list of windbags who just enjoy the sound of their own
voices slightly more than they enjoy the sound of cages being pointlessly
rattled.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Looks it to me. Their site is timing out and all the material on my blog
that loads through them is stalled out. At least when I hosted my own
videos, the blog and videos all went down together.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
what
Gang,
I've had some complaints from my viewers that the .m4v files we generate
for distribution on iTunes are not compatible with video iPods. We're
finding this horribly confusing because we generate them with Quicktime
using the Movie to iPod exporter.
Could I trouble someone to pull up
transfer to ipod?
Strange!
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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wrote:
Gang,
I've had some complaints from my viewers that the .m4v files we generate
for distribution on iTunes are not compatible with video iPods. We're
finding
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wrote:
Thanks for a little sanity checking, Steve. I really will need to
follow
up with the user in specific and see what's going on, because we've been
pretty sure that, at least for the recent episodes, things were fine
Steve Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, J. Rhett Aultman wlight@
wrote:
Well, I'm not using 640x480 videos. I generally render my NTSC avi
into a
320x240 MOV file first, then transcode the 320x240 MOV into a
320x240 FLV
and a 320x240 M4V. Since I'm not allowed
Hi, can anyone recommend any books or articles, etc, that give advice
on how to conduct an interview with a guest. I am looking for tips on
things to do, and not do during an interview with a guest, from the
perspective of being the host. OK, thanks, Ed.
Creative Cow Magazine covered this
I can't stop to watch the video at work...what happened? The Wiki for his
blog now reads:
Josh Wolf is an independent journalist and blogger who finked on his
friends when he agreed to testify and turn over unpublished video
out-takes to a federal grand jury investigating a July, 2005 anti-G8
Yes. Making QT my main format caused no end of headaches from people
telling me they had trouble with QT, so I decided to go with Flash.
Dreamhost also offers their own Flash transcoder, but I felt that
Blip.tv offered more in the way of social support, such as serving as
the mouthpiece of
Heath, with us launching Greentime, we haven't had the time to be able
to even think about VBW, but we'd love to consider another week.
Personally, I'd love to do a green video blogging week.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
http://www.weatherlight.com/greentime
Heath wrote:
Just
I recognzine only one soverignty, and that is the nationless nation of
Subgenii. I recognize only one propaganda, which I interpret in the
rings of smoke which emerge from the face of the Great Piped One. 13013
be his number, Dobbs be his name.
An orange is nothing but a juicy pumpkin.
--
http://planet2025.tv
http://crowdabout.us
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wrote:
Hey, everyone.
Amy and I have been rubbing our heads together over the last month or
so,
and we've launched a second video blog. This one is going to be much
Whoops...wrong recipient. Sorry about that, everyone.
J. Rhett Aultman wrote:
Hey...I hate to stound dim, but I accidentally deleted the email
explaining how I can sync up my Planet2025 show with my main RSS feed.
Could you resend it?
Also, you'd mentioned desiring my input as a mobile
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
What resolution should we be resizing to if we want to work with Apple TV?
Gary Rosenzweig wrote:
On 3/25/07, Tim Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So has anyone got your mits on an Apple TV yet?
Just vlogged about it at MacMost.com:
How green is video-blogging itself?
Do personal computers and video cameras grow on trees? Or, are they
made out of petro-chemicals?
What is the carbon footprint of the equipment used to product a
videoblog? Does that include the internet infra-structure?
Where can I buy carbon credits to
will generate in a lifetime.
And dont even get me started on biofuels.
Cheers
Steve Elbows
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wrote:
How green is video-blogging itself?
Do personal computers and video cameras grow on trees? Or, are they
made out
or China, where poor
people melt it down and expose themselves to many harmful chemicals :(
Steve Elbows
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Steve,
The fever pitch, in a lot of ways, is already here, and it has been
for a
while. Plenty of so
Hey, everyone.
Amy and I have been rubbing our heads together over the last month or so,
and we've launched a second video blog. This one is going to be much
closer to a true blog than Freetime because it's going to be mostly
about us and our lives. The premise of the new video blog, called
I don't follow your logic. You say that if they put out more good shows,
we would watch them on TV instead of viewing their good clips online.
If we're already getting the good stuff online, by this logic, wouldn't
making a good show just mean it would end up being posted and viewed
online?
--
cable tv
last
April (just get internet) because i am fedup with the force feeding of
crap
i dont want. So netflix fills in the void and I'm also very interested in
any new VOD service like Joost etc which i can also take advantage of.
Anyway
On 13 Mar 2007 09:11:05 -0700, J. Rhett Aultman
in the void and I'm also very interested
in
any new VOD service like Joost etc which i can also take advantage of.
Anyway
On 13 Mar 2007 09:11:05 -0700, J. Rhett Aultman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't follow your logic. You say that if they put out more good
shows,
we would
We do shows that last anywhere from 2 to 15 minutes, but because of our
extremely busy schedules and because there's often a fair amount of
editing involved, we're doing good if we get out a post every other
week. We're considering a quality over quantity step, though, where
we post more like
Anyhow... just remember that the time you, as a vlogger, are investing
in creation, there are others who are also investing their time in
watching.
This is a really good reminder. I don't think my viewers expect high
regularity, but I am past-due for a post. The next post slated for
release
What about discussing marketing plans for vlogs? I think there are a
number of us who are trying a number of things, and having a forum to riff
on what's worked, what hasn't, etc, might be useful.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
I would like to see a better way to find vlogs,
We can get cheap tickets to NYC and can stay with a friend there, so it
gets our vote, too.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Anne and I definitely need to get out to NY.if this is a vote,
that's what 'd vote for.
--
Devlon
Mike Hudack wrote:
NYC! NYC! NYC!
It makes me feel good to hear this. I often feel like, when I just ask
people to email us or to friend us on MySpace, that I'm screaming into the
void. I know I have an audience, because FeedBurner stats show the
subscribers.
I also, as far as I can tell, have never grown my audience through
I'm also already on YouTube (freetimevlog), and I'd happily join any
groups going. I need that networking! :)
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Robyn Tippins wrote:
I'm on YouTube already, so if you set up a group and invite us I'd certainly
join you. Of course, I'm a social
/societal response to the threat of terrorism, which is for
another group and which I keep on prolonging here. sorry. goodnight.
On 1 Feb 2007, at 21:38, J. Rhett Aultman wrote:
This is just a basic story of some dumbasses putting things where they
don't belong and the cops having to diffuse
hauntingly
stupid ... they were just doing their jobs, following orders.
I want to see interviews with executives who approved this debacle.
That would be a laugh riot.
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wrote:
I sincerely doubt the charges that end up sticking
Steve Jobs is a captain of industry in a monopolistically competetive
market. True to form, he is plying his own flavor of monopoly, no
different than Microsoft. Apple deals in a monopolistic package and it
always has. It's just been such a cute monopoly with such a good line of
marketing BS about
It's becoming clear that Amy and I are getting increasingly serious
about Freetime and the places we can take video production for the web.
After a lot of thinking about it, I'm starting to think that it's time
for me to roll my pennies and consider getting a new camera. I've been
using a
We are at Sundance right now and just spent a long, tiring day yesterday
trying to get here, get the feel of the town, meet some people, and fail
miserably at getting a ticket via a waitlist. I stayed up late into the
night on an editing session of VERY rough footage, and the post is
uploading
Guys,
Our first Sundance video is stalled from being released because of a
critical issue that I don't know how to fix! I bought us a new mic to
use on the road...it's a handheld Shure that uses an XLR input. I step
that down to the 1/8 plug on the camera.
The audio sounds beautiful in the can
then thinks these signals represent the two channels of a
stereo sound... which is very much not the case!
Hope this helps.
--
xo philip
http://swordfight.org
On 27-Jan-07, at 10:54 PM, J. Rhett Aultman wrote:
Guys,
Our first Sundance video is stalled from being released because of a
critical issue
Hey, guys.
We're considering putting our videos of last year on a CD so we can give
them out to people we meet. Since our videos end up in 320x240, we
can't make a DVD and have it look decent on a TV. We'd like to have
some DVD-like features, though, like menus and whatnot. We thought it'd
be
Yeah. The Panasonic GS line...you get 3 chips and some of them even
offer full manual control over the aperature and shutter speed and focus
and whatnot.
My GS-150 seems a little thirsty for light, but otherwise, it's not done
me wrong.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Randy Mann
Good question. I use their Brodcast Machine software, but redirect it
through Feedburner, and that seems to be quashing my thumbnails, too.
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Anybody using PodPress WordPress know how to get thumbnails to show
up in Democracy?
--
Bill C.
Any Vloggers heading to Sundance this weekend?
We'll be at Sundace for the tail-end of the festival next weekend. Will
you guys still be there? We should totally do a joing vlogging session if
you will!
--
Rhett.
http://www.weatherlight.com/freetime
Anyway: Are you learning another language? If so, what are your tools? How
do you do it? Are there others who are documenting their attempts to learn
a
new language on a videoblog?
I struggle with trying to learn Japanese. I do okay at it, but I don't
have any regular conversation partners,
Hi, all.
I know I promoted a post here two weeks ago when I made a little New
Year's video card, but you'll forgive me for doing it again so soon.
I felt moved this year to make something for Martin Luther King Jr.
(MLK) Day. My workplace declared it a company holiday, and with some
free time
Don't want to be rude, I may be wrong, but I'm not thinking that apple
is trying to go after making converts of businesses.
The thing is, the cellphone business is a pretty low-margin business, and
this is actually the highest-yielding market segment.
If I had to guess. I'd guess apple is
it.
-Mike
On 1/10/07, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't think you were ignorant. Sorry if I gave you that impression.
I was just not understanding why Jobs is touting Cingular...which is
basically because they played ball with his company...so I was noting
the business dog
There are some wonderful starter light sets available on Amazon. I
bought this one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/BAJB80/102-4970784-2736168
For the price, it's amazing. 1250W is great for many applications. If
you want to see us using the new light kit to make the endless white
void
Hm...I use a wireless lavalier microphone I bought on eBay that's
intended for DJs or people giving presentations. I think I spent $80 on
it, and I think it uses FM on one of the commercial bands (not sure,
though). It's not perfect, but a little noise gating on the editing
console cleans it
First off, he's touting Cingular because Apple signed a deal with
Cingular. There need be no reason above that. Business partners stand
up for each other. Secondly, he's touting Cingular because Cingular is
the biggest of the US networks, so it made sense to strike on that
iron. Finally, he's
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