from:"Richard Show"

Thanks Jay ... this looks like a great resource ...

It's interesting that, since 2005, when I started vlogging I've been, pretty
much unsuccessfully trying to marry my very fun and exciting experience
vlogging with my research. Although, I did have a student do a thesis on the
video blog community, and a proceedings paper, and I made a video for the
internet researchers conference, it hasn't been very fullfilling.

At the same time, my vlogging has fallen off and been very sporadic.

I'm trying to get excited and passionate again (about some variation on
video and the web) - I'm thinking maybe the open video conference may be
just the ticket, so I'm considering coming to New Yourk in June, if I can
get some funds.

...peace...richard

On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 4:57 PM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:

If you are into doing research, or need official articles for citation,
check out:
http://www.strangelove.com/blog/

- A database of over *over 270 academic articles*, many of which are
freely available on the Internet. This bibliographic database can be
searched via
subject
http://www.strangelove.com/blog/article-indexes/subject-index-articles/
and
author
http://www.strangelove.com/blog/article-indexes/scholarly-articles/
indexes.
The entire contents of the database are also freely available in
the YouTube Bibliography
http://www.strangelove.com/blog/youtube-bibliograhy/document.

- The *Watching YouTube* database documents selected articles, books, and
other printed and electronic sources, including YouTube videos such as
Mike
Weschs *An Anthropological Introduction to
YouTube*
http://www.strangelove.com/blog/2009/03/anthropological-introduction-youtube/
that
are significant to the study of YouTube and online video.

- Statistics
http://www.strangelove.com/blog/tracking-growth-rate-youtube-online-video/statistics-updates/
on
the growth of YouTube and online video.

- Selected news items and articles from the world
presshttp://www.strangelove.com/blog/news-2/
.

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Re: [videoblogging] Reminder: Open Video Conference in June

I'm seriously considering going.

...peace...richard

On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:



  I was told the rooms are about $170/night with the group rate, so I'd
  be interested in a roomshare if anyone else is.
  Are people planning on staying elsewhere? I want to make sure I'm
  where the action is :-)

 People are staying all over town...usually couchsurfing with friends.
 I know its expensive to stay in NYC. The hostels are considerably
 cheaper, but offer much less privacy.

 You could make a page on http://videoblogginggroup.pbwiki.com/ if you
 wanted to start a place to find room sharing.

 The event is at NYU...so Im sure all the after parties will take place
 in Lower East Side.

 Jay

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Re: [videoblogging] Reminder: Open Video Conference in June

Ok ... not only am I seriously considering going, but I registered, made
reservations and everything ... so I am going, and it took me two emails to
say so ... see you there ... richard

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Richard (Show) Hall 
rich...@richardshow.org wrote:

 I'm seriously considering going.

 ...peace...richard


 On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:



  I was told the rooms are about $170/night with the group rate, so I'd
  be interested in a roomshare if anyone else is.
  Are people planning on staying elsewhere? I want to make sure I'm
  where the action is :-)

 People are staying all over town...usually couchsurfing with friends.
 I know its expensive to stay in NYC. The hostels are considerably
 cheaper, but offer much less privacy.

 You could make a page on http://videoblogginggroup.pbwiki.com/ if you
 wanted to start a place to find room sharing.

 The event is at NYU...so Im sure all the after parties will take place
 in Lower East Side.

 Jay

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 http://ryanishungry.com
 http://jaydedman.com
 http://twitter.com/jaydedman
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Re: [videoblogging] Reminder: Open Video Conference in June

No YOU'RE AWESOME!!!

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 4:53 PM, schlomo rabinowitz schl...@gmail.comwrote:



 AWESOME


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 http://schlomo.tv - finally moving to wordpress
 http://hatfactory.net - relaxed coworking
 AIM:schlomochat

 On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Richard (Show) Hall 
 rich...@richardshow.org richard%40richardshow.org wrote:

 
 
  Ok ... not only am I seriously considering going, but I registered, made
  reservations and everything ... so I am going, and it took me two emails
 to
  say so ... see you there ... richard
 
  On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Richard (Show) Hall 
  rich...@richardshow.org richard%40richardshow.org richard%
 40richardshow.org wrote:
 
   I'm seriously considering going.
  
   ...peace...richard
  
  
   On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Jay dedman 
   jay.ded...@gmail.comjay.dedman%40gmail.com
 jay.dedman%40gmail.com
  wrote:
  
  
  
I was told the rooms are about $170/night with the group rate, so
 I'd
be interested in a roomshare if anyone else is.
Are people planning on staying elsewhere? I want to make sure I'm
where the action is :-)
  
   People are staying all over town...usually couchsurfing with friends.
   I know its expensive to stay in NYC. The hostels are considerably
   cheaper, but offer much less privacy.
  
   You could make a page on http://videoblogginggroup.pbwiki.com/ if you
   wanted to start a place to find room sharing.
  
   The event is at NYU...so Im sure all the after parties will take place
   in Lower East Side.
  
   Jay
  
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   http://twitter.com/jaydedman
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[videoblogging] miro question

I'm not sure if this is the right forum, but that never stopped me before.

Does anyone know if it's possible to clear videos from the MIRO queue that
have not yet downloaded?

I've been looking through help and stuff, and also can't find a contact for
question, or a discussion board or anything.

It's my anal nature that, if I don't want to watch something, I want to
delete it from the queue  even though I haven't downloaded it. Keeps
everything organized and neat, and I can do it in other aggregators.

...peace...richard

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Re: [videoblogging] Reminder: Open Video Conference in June

Now that is really awesome!

On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Rupert rup...@fatgirlinohio.org wrote:



 since you're all so bloody awesome, i'm probably going to be forced to
 come too.


 On 19-May-09, at 3:26 PM, Richard (Show) Hall wrote:

 
 
  No YOU'RE AWESOME!!!
 
  On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 4:53 PM, schlomo rabinowitz
  schl...@gmail.com schlomo%40gmail.comwrote:
 
  
  
   AWESOME
  
  
   Schlomo Rabinowitz
   http://schlomo.tv - finally moving to wordpress
   http://hatfactory.net - relaxed coworking
   AIM:schlomochat
  
   On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Richard (Show) Hall 
   rich...@richardshow.org richard%40richardshow.org richard%
 40richardshow.org wrote:
  
   
   
Ok ... not only am I seriously considering going, but I
  registered, made
reservations and everything ... so I am going, and it took me
  two emails
   to
say so ... see you there ... richard
   
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Richard (Show) Hall 
rich...@richardshow.org richard%40richardshow.org richard%
 40richardshow.org richard%

   40richardshow.org wrote:
   
 I'm seriously considering going.

 ...peace...richard


 On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 6:10 PM, Jay dedman 
 jay.ded...@gmail.comjay.dedman%40gmail.com
  jay.dedman%40gmail.com
   jay.dedman%40gmail.com
wrote:



  I was told the rooms are about $170/night with the group
  rate, so
   I'd
  be interested in a roomshare if anyone else is.
  Are people planning on staying elsewhere? I want to make
  sure I'm
  where the action is :-)

 People are staying all over town...usually couchsurfing with
  friends.
 I know its expensive to stay in NYC. The hostels are
  considerably
 cheaper, but offer much less privacy.

 You could make a page on http://
  videoblogginggroup.pbwiki.com/ if you
 wanted to start a place to find room sharing.

 The event is at NYU...so Im sure all the after parties will
  take place
 in Lower East Side.

 Jay

 --
 http://ryanishungry.com
 http://jaydedman.com
 http://twitter.com/jaydedman
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: the coming Broadband limit?

2009-04-17 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Heath,

It was both the supreme court and the FCC. First, the supreme court ruled,
as you said, that cable was not a communication network, so not covered by
common carriage, so they could have a monopoly on their lines. Then later
the FCC ruled the same for DSL, ironically, to increase competition. The
idea being that if the cable companies could be monopolies, so could the DSL
companies, so we'd have a duopoly. (Of course, if they just allowed common
carriage, there were be far more than two companies to choose from).

... best ... Richard

On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 2:25 PM, Heath heathpa...@msn.com wrote:



 I had forgetten it was a supreme court ruling, I had thought it was just an
 FCC ruling...

 If I remember correctly the crux of the arguement, was that telephone
 companies wanted the cable companies to lease their lines like they had to,
 as cable companies were begining to get in on providing internet service.
 They argued since they had to do it, so should the cable companies, but the
 cable companies were able to argue that they were not a telecommuncation
 service, they were just providing bits of data.

 Well most consumer groups and others who actually care about these types of
 things knew this was bunkbut the boneheads who are in charge of the
 supreme court bought the cable companies arguement...and what do we have? No
 real competition and continued price hikes and the little guy getting
 screwed again...

 In fact if I remember correctly, the cable companies argued that by
 allowing their lines to be leased they would have to raise rates and
 possibly go to tiered pricing which would be bad for consumers

 I guess the only recouse any of us have is that the FCC and Congress gets
 their heads out of their asses and adjust the laws accordingly and take
 control of the issue.

 So I guess we should just bend over now, right

 Heath
 http://heathparks.com


 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Richard (Show) Hall rich...@... wrote:
 
  For the record, ISP competition was squelched legally, so it's not even
  really possible to have competition with high speed internet.
 
  The supreme court ruled in 2005 that cable companies were not bound by
  common carriage laws (they did not have to allow competitors use their
 lines
  like phone companies have to). This was followed by a decision by the FCC
  that DSL was also free to ignore common carriage.
 
  So, in most places in the US you have a choice of DSL or Cable and only
 one
  company for each, and, in many places (like where I live) there is only
 one
  choice (DSL).
 
  For anyone more interested in details I wrote a blog post about it a
 while
  ago.
 
 
 http://richardshow.org/blog/2008/02/15/free-market-net-neutrality-and-common-carriage/
 
  ... Richard
 
 
  On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Rupert rup...@... wrote:
 
   Yes, it's true that it's limited in the UK. But there's a lot of
   competition between providers, which I understand is not the case in
   the US - or in Canada. Or at least there was a lot of competition
   last time I looked. Hundreds of independent local companies. Elbows
   would probably know more and confirm or deny this...
  
   On 10-Apr-09, at 2:09 PM, Jay dedman wrote:
  
I mentioned this in another thread, but I think it's important enough
to repost here. In the US, the major broadband providers are planning
to ending unlimited packages and start charging for broadband.
Time/Warner is the test case. See below.
   
I've heard that limiting bandwidth is common in Europe (true?), but
this is new behavior in the US where broadband providers have now
consolidated into just 4 major corporations that now control internet
access in most regions.
   
As private companies, they can do what they want. Customers now must
start making a choice of who they want to support.
   
Jay
   
   
   
__
   
Rep. Eric Massa was outspoken in his opposition to Time Warner
 Cable's
plan, calling it a monopolistic move to penalize robust Net users and
stagnate the 21st Century technology needed to rebuild America.
   
What really happening is TWC is unfairly trying to protect its cable
TV profits from people switching over to online video. By making it
prohibitively expensive for their 8.4 million customers to do much
more than email and basic Web surfing, they hope to kill Internet
video before it's any more popular.
   
We're going out to our 500,000 activists asking other members of
Congress to join Massa and call for a thorough investigation of these
ant-competitive practices.
   
Making Time Warner the Internet's evil poster child is particularly
urgent now. Other cable and phone providers (including ATT, Charter,
Cox and Comcast) are watching TWC's trial balloon with plans to
implement their own anti-video pricing schemes

Re: [videoblogging] the coming Broadband limit?

2009-04-14 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

For the record, ISP competition was squelched legally, so it's not even
really possible to have competition with high speed internet.

The supreme court ruled in 2005 that cable companies were not bound by
common carriage laws (they did not have to allow competitors use their lines
like phone companies have to). This was followed by a decision by the FCC
that DSL was also free to ignore common carriage.

So, in most places in the US you have a choice of DSL or Cable and only one
company for each, and, in many places (like where I live) there is only one
choice (DSL).

For anyone more interested in details I wrote a blog post about it a while
ago.

http://richardshow.org/blog/2008/02/15/free-market-net-neutrality-and-common-carriage/

... Richard


On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 4:20 PM, Rupert rup...@fatgirlinohio.org wrote:

 Yes, it's true that it's limited in the UK.  But there's a lot of
 competition between providers, which I understand is not the case in
 the US - or in Canada.  Or at least there was a lot of competition
 last time I looked.  Hundreds of independent local companies.  Elbows
 would probably know more and confirm or deny this...

 On 10-Apr-09, at 2:09 PM, Jay dedman wrote:

  I mentioned this in another thread, but I think it's important enough
  to repost here. In the US, the major broadband providers are planning
  to ending unlimited packages and start charging for broadband.
  Time/Warner is the test case. See below.
 
  I've heard that limiting bandwidth is common in Europe (true?), but
  this is new behavior in the US where broadband providers have now
  consolidated into just 4 major corporations that now control internet
  access in most regions.
 
  As private companies, they can do what they want. Customers now must
  start making a choice of who they want to support.
 
  Jay
 
 
 
  __
 
  Rep. Eric Massa was outspoken in his opposition to Time Warner Cables
  plan, calling it a monopolistic move to penalize robust Net users and
  stagnate the 21st Century technology needed to rebuild America.
 
  What really happening is TWC is unfairly trying to protect its cable
  TV profits from people switching over to online video. By making it
  prohibitively expensive for their 8.4 million customers to do much
  more than email and basic Web surfing, they hope to kill Internet
  video before its any more popular.
 
  Were going out to our 500,000 activists asking other members of
  Congress to join Massa and call for a thorough investigation of these
  ant-competitive practices.
 
  Making Time Warner the Internets evil poster child is particularly
  urgent now. Other cable and phone providers (including ATT, Charter,
  Cox and Comcast) are watching TWCs trial balloon with plans to
  implement their own anti-video pricing schemes.
 
  The outreach is below. Heres the presser:
 http://www.freepress.net/node/56030
 
 
  
 
  Yahoo! Groups Links
 
 
 
 



 

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Re: [videoblogging] Video blogging history/evolution

2009-03-31 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I did a thing on history of video blogging for the Association of Internet
Researchers meeting ...

http://richardshow.org/show/vloghistory/

Also, this is a video of my power points at a presentation I did at an apple
store in chicago as one of the meet the vloggers things. It has info on the
history of the yahoo group

http://richardshow.org/vlog/mtv_05_11_19.mov

... Richard

On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 3:01 PM, gintaras.miskinis 
gintaras.miski...@yahoo.com wrote:

   Hello,

 First of all I would like to apologize for my English, which is not very
 good. Secondly, I would like to introduce myself: I am a student from
 Lithuania (Europe), my name is Gintaras (in English - amberman ;D).

 I am a final course student at Vilnius University, communication faculty
 and writing the final course paper about blogging evolution (from blog,
 to micro blog). The theme also includes video blog, that's why I write
 here, and have a question:

 Are there in this group any posts or links to the sources where I could
 find historical events in video blogging? I tried google'ing, but the
 most valuable source as I have found is - Jay Dedman's videoblogging
 book, where, however, I missed history (detailed) chapter...

 I would be very grateful if you could show me the direction where I
 could look for further reading, because, sadly, in scientific course
 papers (like mine), I cannot use unreliable information sources, such
 as blogs like
 http://poorbuthappy.com/ease/archives/2007/01/27/3465/a-brief-and-perso\
 nal-history-of-videoblogginghttp://poorbuthappy.com/ease/archives/2007/01/27/3465/a-brief-and-personal-history-of-videoblogging
 Peter Van's
 http://poorbuthappy.com/ease/archives/2007/01/27/3465/a-brief-and-perso\
 nal-history-of-videoblogging#commentshttp://poorbuthappy.com/ease/archives/2007/01/27/3465/a-brief-and-personal-history-of-videoblogging#comments
 ;/

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Re: [videoblogging] How do you screen?

2009-03-14 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

We haven't been watching much lately, but we used to watch a lot with iPod
on the TV.

Now we usually just hook the computer to the TV, and that's how we watch
most everything, because we don't have cable.

We use s-video for the video, and just plug the audio into the audio jack.

... Richard

On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 2:15 PM, Jan McLaughlin jannie@gmail.comwrote:

   If RichardShow doesn't chime in here soon, you should get in touch with
 him.
 He and Maureen watch on TV via iPod.

 Jan

 Jan McLaughlin
 Production Sound Mixer
 air = 862-571-5334
 aim = janofsound
 skype = janmclaughlin

 On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 3:33 PM, schlomo rabinowitz 
 schl...@gmail.comschlomo%40gmail.com
 wrote:


  Lately, I've been using our xbox to stream videoblogs that I collect in
 my
  iTunes.
  It's super easy and I'm loving the big-screenness of it all.
 
  Schlomo Rabinowitz
  http://schlomo.tv - finally moving to wordpress
  http://hatfactory.net - relaxed coworking
  AIM:schlomochat
 
 
  On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Jay dedman 
  jay.ded...@gmail.comjay.dedman%40gmail.com
 wrote:
 
   On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 1:58 PM, Jeffrey Taylor
   thejeffreytay...@gmail.com 
   thejeffreytaylor%40gmail.comthejeffreytaylor%
 40gmail.com wrote:
Since moving into a new space, I need to put together a good setup
 for
screening videoblogs. So before I venture forth, I'd like to hear
 some
answers to the following questions:
1. What player/aggregator do you use?
2. Do you watch on your computer, or connect to the TV?
3. What else do you do to enhance your screening environment?
Videos showing setups most welcome! Thanks in advance.
  
   when we have everything working (like a new bulb)...we download videos
   using Miro...and use a projector to play videos on our wall while
   lying in bed. Speakers added to the mix rock it.
  
   I sometimes use iTunes because it's nice to use Front Row with remote.
  
   Jay
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Web Video Resources

2009-02-19 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Hi Sunny,

I have links to resources here: http://makemedia.tv/resources/

A bunch of tutorials here: http://web.mst.edu/~rhall/makemedia/

... Richard

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 4:21 PM, sunnygault su...@sunnygault.com wrote:

   Hey guys...

 I'm in the process of creating an ongoing class that teaches the
 basics when it comes to planning, producing, publishing and promoting
 web videos. I'm currently scouting for additional resources I can
 promote during the class to better assist the students. This could be
 anything for books, e-books, blogs, podcasts, web series, websites,
 etc. Anything that gives an inside look at the business of web video
 and how it's created.

 If you have created any resources or you have used resources that have
 been particularly helpful, please let me know.

 Thanks so much!

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Re: [videoblogging] Feedburner is over, but

2009-01-20 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

thanks Rupert ... I just moved mine ... Richard

On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Rupert rup...@fatgirlinohio.org wrote:

   It's a good thing. I was wondering why Google were keeping
 Feedburner separate - I thought it showed a lack of commitment.

 But badly handled. Seems like they're rushing to make changes and
 save costs. Only a month to transfer all your feeds?

 After February 28th, you won't be able to access your account at
 feedburner.com

 How many people won't know about this, and will get caught out? I
 certainly didn't get an email, and I have a lot of different feeds
 with them.

 If you have a Feedburner feed, go login now and transfer your account
 to Google.

 I just did it. Three clicks. Took less than a minute to do it all.

 Rupert
 http://twittervlog.tv


 On 19-Jan-09, at 10:15 AM, Jay dedman wrote:

 seems to just turn into something else:
 https://www.google.com/support/feedburner/bin/answer.py?answer=126303

 Our vision when FeedBurner joined Google was to help bring the best
 of what
  FeedBurner offered in syndication publisher tools and solutions to
 the
  AdSense platform, and vice versa. In the time since the merger, the
  FeedBurner engineering team has joined the Google engineering team
 (but
  still focuses on the same set of tools for RSS monetization,
 analysis, and
  optimization) and is not managed as a separate company or subsidiary.
 

 jay

 --
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 http://jaydedman.com
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 http://twittervlog.tv/
 Creative Mobile Filmmaking
 Shot, edited and sent with my Nokia N93

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Re: [videoblogging] Happy Christmas everyone

2008-12-25 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Back at you Rupert!

Ho Ho Ho!

 Richardmas 

On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 1:20 PM, Rupert rup...@fatgirlinohio.org wrote:

   and Happy New Year.

 Thanks for helping to make life more interesting, creative and fun.

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Re: [videoblogging] The Carol and Steve Show: Now on YouTube

2008-11-17 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Another one of my husband's internet friends?

... very cool, brings back memories ... Richard (one of Steve's internet
friends)

On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 8:16 AM, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

   The Carol and Steve Show first aired on the web starting on 1/1/05. We
 did 53 episodes that
 year. One each week!

 These shows started being posted before there was YouTube. Now I'm
 reposting to share
 with a wider audience.

 http://www.youtube.com/user/carolandsteveshow

 Here's a fun one from January 26, 2005 when we were in NYC for the first
 vloggercon and
 Carol meets Amanda.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhm3eB22Uis

  




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Re: [videoblogging] Go make some money

2008-10-31 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

You might want to check into the service that the folks at outthink are
developing.

http://bid4vid.com

(Iooks like the name changed to MediaMobz)

... Richard

On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 3:29 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   The dudes at Common Craft are hiring:
 http://commoncraft.com/seeking-producers-video-explainers

 We see an opportunity for a win-win. Every day, we receive multiple emails
 from organizations that are looking for custom explanatory videos. As we've
 changed our focus away from making custom videos, we can't help. Until
 recently, we didn't know where to point these prospects. Thankfully, we're
 starting to see producers who are developing a specialty in producing
 explanatory videos - and we're looking for more.

 The opportunity we see is to create a way, through our website, to help
 organizations find video producers who can be hired to produce custom
 videos. To this end, we're looking for video producers who are interested
 in
 (and capable of) taking on this kind of business. Our goal is to find
 serious producers of high-quality, handcrafted explanatory videos.

 --
 http://jaydedman.com
 917 371 6790

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: In search of pioneering v-loggers!

2008-10-21 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Well, for me, I would have to say my wife is the only pioneer in my life


On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 5:26 PM, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Was that a request?


 On 20-Oct-08, at 2:59 PM, Mike Moon wrote:

 This thread made me laugh... not because of what it's asking for, but
 it reminded me of last weekends Vlog Flash Meeting.

 jaydedman: fuck pioneers

 Mike
 http://vlog.mikemoon.net

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hey Syd,
 
  No link to the video.
  If I were you, I'd contact and ask people individually. You can find
  them quite easily. They have videoblogs :)
 
  Rupert
  http://twittervlog.tv
 
  On 20-Oct-08, at 12:25 PM, sydney idunno wrote:
 
  Hello all. I'm looking for vloggers who were active members of this
  group during the years 2004 to 2006. I'm embarking on an ambitious
  project that will hopefully end up being a vlogumentary about
  vlogging and I'd like to be about, for, and by vloggers.
 
  I've been vlogging for about two years now. I'm a teacher and I'm
  fascinated by the future ramifications of vlogging and online
  communities that use vlogs as their primary method of communication.
 
  Please let me know if you're interested in being interviewed or if
  you have resources you can steer me toward...that would be great.
 
  Here's a video I've put out to some of the sites I'm a part of.
  Calling all Vlogging Pioneers!
 
  Take care!
  Syd
 
  __
  Do You Yahoo!?
  Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
  http://mail.yahoo.com
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: McCain on Blip = a Shame

2008-10-17 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

First of all, Michael is no troll.

I was very fortunate to meet him at vlog europe in Italy, and he's one of
the cleverest, funniest, and most entertaining people I've ever met.

As for my opinion, I would have to disagree with my friend, in that I
believe blip should allow the videos - I don't think they should allow all
videos, but ones supporting McCain sure (although I haven't actually seen
them). However, I would also have to agree with all of Michael's McCain
adjectives, including thug.

... Richard (also not a troll, maybe an orc, but never a troll)

p.s. I'm enjoying the thread, but I'm sick, and off my medicine.

On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 7:34 PM, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I wonder how many McCain points this piece was worth?

 I smell troll...

 I'll be holding my nose, voting for the least likely to wipe their
 ass with the constitution.
 peace,
 Ron


 On Oct 16, 2008, at 7:27 PM, Gena wrote:

  Michael, I am probably going to kick myself and have others do it for
  me for keeping this thread alive but I have to comment on what you
  have presented.
 
  1. With extremely limited exceptions, freedom of speech is extended to
  all Americans. Especially the ones I disagree with. It is not
  debatable. It is, to me, my true claim as an American citizen. I dont'
  have to like it another point of view. I am equally free to present
  information that disputes and or supports that point of view. I don't
  care if he got a Pro account or is trying to save some moolah, he has
  the right to present his message.
 
  And for the record, I am a straight-up Moonbat liberal leaning person
  who may have minor threads of libertarianism when it comes to giving
  money to for-profit corporations that f*cked themselves.
 
  2. Blip.tv is a business. If the campaign paid for pro level usage I
  would not expect them to leave cash money on the table. Not in these
  times when other video web hosting  distribution companies are going
  dark.
 
  3. There is passion. There is intolerance. It is getting hard to tell
  them apart. I understand what is being invoked by this extraordinary
  time in American history. Lies that are being presented as truth.
  Racism as a badge of honor. Sexism up the ying-yang and you can now
  pick multiple flavors of identity politics.
 
  One of the current gifts of vlogging now is to tell your truth and
  show your proof of how you can to your thoughts. Let me know when you
  posted that video, I'll watch.
 
  In this community you have to respect that not everyone is going to
  share your feelings. That is ok. Understand the context of the
  feedback. Freedom of speech, the right a business to choose who they
  do business with and a politician's right to use media to reach a
  target audience. Oh, and my equal right to challenge what I am
  being told.
 
  Peace and power to the (vlogging) people,
 
  Gena
  http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com
 
  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Michael Schaap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
  
   It may sound silly but I am deeply disappointed in Blip.tv for
  allowing the McCain campaign
   to use Blip's services. For crying out loud: All the smear  filth
  running from Blip networks...
   Damn you Blip for this, I think it's a bloody shame!
  
   http://johnmccain.blip.tv
  
   as you can see, they're running Blip's player even on the front page
  of http://www.johnmccain.com/
  
   Michael
  
 
 
 

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Re: [videoblogging] YouTube Hot Spots

2008-10-04 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Thanks Michael,

Sounds like a very interesting and complex metric, operationalizing the
hotness of any given part of a video, relative to other videos.

... Richard


On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 4:23 PM, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

   I think it means, compared to other videos of the same length, the hot
 side of the graph says you are retaining more viewers than average
 and/or viewers are rewinding a watching those sections again. The cold
 side of the graph represents where, compared to other videos of the
 same length, people are skipping forward or clicking away more than
 average.

 From the hot spots page on my video:
 The ups-and-downs of viewership at each moment in your video,
 compared to videos of similar length.
 Above the average line, your video is hot: it's retaining more viewers
 than average and they may be rewinding to watch that point again.
 Below the average line, your video's gone cold: viewers are not
 rewinding or may be leaving the video faster than the average.

 - Verdi


 On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Richard (Show) Hall
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] richard%40richardshow.org wrote:
  Michael,
 
  I didn't understand what number the curve (the y axis) represented?
 
  ... Richard
 
 
 
  On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 11:29 PM, Michael Verdi [EMAIL 
  PROTECTED]michaelverdi%40gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 
 
 http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/09/your-youtube-video-hot-or-not.html
 
  I made a screencast of how it works -
  http://reports.graymattergravy.com/2008/10/02/youtube-hot-spots/
 
  - Verdi
 
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Re: [videoblogging] YouTube Hot Spots

2008-10-03 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Michael,

I didn't understand what number the curve (the y axis) represented?

... Richard



On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 11:29 PM, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:


 http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/09/your-youtube-video-hot-or-not.html

 I made a screencast of how it works -
 http://reports.graymattergravy.com/2008/10/02/youtube-hot-spots/

 - Verdi

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Re: [videoblogging] music.podshow.com video blog safe?

2008-10-01 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Yes, it's Adam Curry's podshow.

He set this up for independent musicians, and podcasters.

Here are the terms of service
http://music.podshow.com/music/producerTerms.php

Basically, you can use the music on your podcast so long as you give
attribution to the musician and podshow.

It's dependent on the musicians uploading only music they have rights to
distribute.

I try to be careful about using copyrighted music (that is, I don't) and I
have always considered pod safe music fair game.

... Richard

On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 11:17 PM, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   are we talking about podshow like adam curry podshow?


 On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 5:46 PM, Irene Duma [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]irene%40strangeduck.com
 wrote:

  I did send them an email  just waiting for reply. Thought I¹d check in
  here
  too since it could take a while. When I find out I will update fer sure.
 
  Irene Duma
  Strange Duck Media
 
  Web Design and Creative Marketing
  Blogging easy computer tips http://www.strangeduck.com/blog
  and comedy at http://www.bittertonic.com
 
  Tel. Toronto: 416-535-0652
 
  St. John¹s Address:
  12 Allan Square
  St. John's, NL
  A1C 4A8
  Tel. St. John¹s: 709-726-6178
 
  From: Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] jay.dedman%40gmail.comjay.dedman%
 40gmail.com
  Reply-To: 
  videoblogging@yahoogroups.comvideoblogging%40yahoogroups.comvideoblogging%
 40yahoogroups.com
  
  Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:43:03 -0400
  To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com 
  videoblogging%40yahoogroups.comvideoblogging%
 40yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: [videoblogging] music.podshow.com video blog safe?
 
 
   I saw on the videoblogginggroup.pbwiki.com that music.podshow.com is
  listed
   as safe for video blogs  but I just wanna check for sure.
   I am on their site and the info is really sketchy. I also noticed a
  pretty
   well known Canadian band (Great Big Sea) has its stuff up there, and
 they
   are signed to a label. Usually the labels get all uppity when it comes
 to
   rights for video etc.
   Anyone know for sure how this works? I think I should contact the
 label,
   non?
 
  probably be best to contact Podshow direct.
  our wiki may have old information.
  (and update if you'd please!)
 
  Jay
 
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Re: [videoblogging] An anthropological introduction to YouTube

2008-09-22 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

This is actually a great speech, in my opinion.

I used it in my Web Studies class.

... Richard

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 10:07 AM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Michael Wesch, who made that video about Web 2.0, gave an hour long
 talk at the Library of Congress on his studies of Youtube.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPAO-lZ4_hU

 Who is making videos?
 What kins of videos are being made?
 The haters and the the lovers.

 Jay
 (who wishes youtube allowed me to download the video for later)

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Re: [videoblogging] Screen recording software for Windows XP/Vista

2008-09-02 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Richard,

I use camtasia, but it's pretty pricey.

I've also used the freeware camstudio, (camstudio.org) which works pretty
well too.

... Richard

On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 10:27 AM, RICHARD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Can anybody recommend screen recording software for Windows XP/Vista?

 For the Mac, I use iShowU, which is cheap and works really well.

 I intend to boot into Windows XP on my MacBook Pro and use the Windows
 equivalent screen recording software. My client doesn¹t support Macs on
 their network and I need to record clear video to show web pages for
 tutorials, etc. I¹ve tried using a video camera and the output from a
 switcher, but neither is clear enough for my purposes. The video I captured
 from iShowU is crystal clear and is exactly what they want. I just need
 screen recording software for Windows so I can join their network and
 record
 the screen.

 The video will be edited in Final Cut Pro 6.

 Thanks,

 Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] Use WGBH's b-roll for your election video

2008-08-22 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

that's great .. thanks!

On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 8:51 AM, WGBH Lab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hey everyone,

 I know there are a lot of folks on this list who seem to be working on
 politically-themed content, so I wanted to let you know about
 something I've been working on that might help you all out a bit.

 I work for WGBH, the PBS station that makes Nova  Frontline. For the
 past month or so I've been pulling footage from the WGBH Archives --
 stuff that's related to the election, like b-roll of Washington DC and
 election newsreel footage -- and I've been digitizing it and
 categorizing it and whatnot. Anyway, now it's all online in high
 quality (640x480) and free to download from the WGBH Lab website. It's
 available under a Creative Commons license so you can't sell it or
 anything you make with it, but you can do pretty much anything else.

 http://lab.wgbh.org/sandbox/election

 Anyway, I just thought that might help out! This is only a small
 sampling of our Sandbox of many different types of clips, but this
 just seemed especially relevant right now. OH and let us know if you
 make anything cool!

 best,
 Brian Retchless
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Re: [videoblogging] Did you see my 82 year old vlogging mom on ABC World News

2008-07-08 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

This is very cool Steve ... Richard

On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

   Hi guys,

 Did you see my 82 year old vlogging mom on ABC World News?

 She writes all about it on her blog:

 http://mymomsblog.blogspot.com/

 They did an 11 minute interview with her, and on the segment she talks for
 :20 seconds.

 They also talked to her about her videoblgging, I Can't Open It, and her
 Yiddish Class, but in
 the end they just used those vlogs as b-roll

 Check it out. The interview as aired and my 11:00 minute behind hte scenes
 is on her blog...

 Thanks,
 --Steve

  




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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vloggercamp Who is going?

2008-07-01 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Yes, Bill and I talked about coming to Rolla and camping - this is 90 miles
from St. Louis.

The plus side is that we have friends that have some beautiful land on the
Little Piney River.

The problem is that this would be totally primitive camping - no cabins, no
electricity, and definitely no internet.

Would people be up for that?

... Richard

On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Well yes, there are KOA's but we were thinking a better alternative
 would be hanging with Richard and Maureen in nearby Rolla--that would
 be for folks who are booked but can't cancel their travel. And I'm
 sure Heath and David Meade would be down for that too.

 I think, I'm gonna cancel it. I wouldn't blame anyone for not signing
 up at this point. Sorry for your trouble.

 I'm sending the money back to those who already paid.

 Bill Streeter

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Jan McLaughlin

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Why do you need 35 people to sign up to cover expenses?
 
  If only 10 or 15 come, host it differently.
 
  There's KOA - http://www.koa.com/where/mo/13107/ and 3 of 'em near
  St. Louis. Let folks make their own reservations / share a kabin -
  yeah - in the KOA lexicon 'cabins' are 'kabins'.
 
  They even got free wireless in most of 'em.
 
  Cook / shop for yourselves. No need to 'plan' that.
 
  Just a thought.
 
  Jan
 
 
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vloggercamp Who is going?

2008-07-01 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Also, I'm not sure how we would do sessions, as in people give
presentations ... not only no shelters, but no electricity.

No youtube, be we could have a lot of fun tubing down the river.

... Richard

On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 3:31 PM, Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Yes, Bill and I talked about coming to Rolla and camping - this is 90 miles
 from St. Louis.

 The plus side is that we have friends that have some beautiful land on the
 Little Piney River.

 The problem is that this would be totally primitive camping - no cabins, no
 electricity, and definitely no internet.

 Would people be up for that?

 ... Richard


 On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 5:48 AM, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Well yes, there are KOA's but we were thinking a better alternative
 would be hanging with Richard and Maureen in nearby Rolla--that would
 be for folks who are booked but can't cancel their travel. And I'm
 sure Heath and David Meade would be down for that too.

 I think, I'm gonna cancel it. I wouldn't blame anyone for not signing
 up at this point. Sorry for your trouble.

 I'm sending the money back to those who already paid.

 Bill Streeter

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Jan McLaughlin

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Why do you need 35 people to sign up to cover expenses?
 
  If only 10 or 15 come, host it differently.
 
  There's KOA - http://www.koa.com/where/mo/13107/ and 3 of 'em near
  St. Louis. Let folks make their own reservations / share a kabin -
  yeah - in the KOA lexicon 'cabins' are 'kabins'.
 
  They even got free wireless in most of 'em.
 
  Cook / shop for yourselves. No need to 'plan' that.
 
  Just a thought.
 
  Jan
 
 
 
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  Production Sound Mixer
  air = 862-571-5334
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: my favorite vlog template of the week

2008-06-25 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

If your spirit animal turns out to be a woodchuck too, I'm going to freak
out.

... Hussein Woodchuck (Richard's Spirit Animal)

On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 12:07 PM, schlomo rabinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

   If you dont want to write a post to accompany your vid, dont! Who cares?
 Make yourself happy, Heath.
 It's your own site, do what feels good to you.

 I just came back from Peru and found my Spirit Animal. He told me to live
 this way.


 On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 10:01 AM, Heath [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]heathparks%40msn.com
 wrote:

  It's funny you mentioned the text portion of your vlog. I stuggle
  myself with what to write down sometime...well actually most times.
  Sometimes I write to help the viewer gain an understanding of why,
  sometimes I write because I just want it have something for the
  search engines to index. I find my tastes changing, I find I no
  longer want to write a long post, heck half the time, I just want to
  put a video up and be done with it. It's weird.
 
  Does anyone else stuggle with this stuff or am I just on an island
  again ;)
 
  Heath
  http://batmangeek.com
  http://heathparks.com
 
  .
 
 
 

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Re: [videoblogging] Decline in posts to this group.

2008-06-19 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

 to keep it up?
 
  I started off all gung-ho a few years ago, but with family
  obligations, job, etc. just don't have the time to vlog these days.
 
  Just a few thoughts.
 
  All the best,
  Tom aka Irish Hermit
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Grad Student Research - Profile of a Video Blogger

2008-06-04 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Jan,

I think you make a good point, but, for the record, both are research
(self-report  behavior), as defined by things published in academic
journals ...

And, of course, behavioral research, relying on what bloggers do (as opposed
to what they say) would be very interesting and powerful too, but, there are
also a lot of interesting things you can learn from what people say.

In the case of Josh's research, perhaps he plans also collect behavioral
data and triangulate the two, which would is the best sort, in my view.

... best ... Richard (Dr./Professor/King/Ruler of the Universe) Hall

On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 7:38 AM, Jan McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Most of questions you list could be easily (or not so easily) answered
 by
 combing through a crapload of videoblogs and taking notes, counting,
 watching, commenting, etc.

 Dr. Hall, did this not used to be called 'research'? I forget.

 For example, to answer How long? go to the vlogger's archives and click
 the oldest month and there you will find the vlogger's first post.

 If you watch sample vlog entries through time, you will get an idea of how
 and why they started, what inspires them, and the direction they've gone
 and
 are going.

 You will see in black and white how often the vlogger posts.

 All that information (and more) is part of vlogging's charm.

 Jan


 On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 6:26 AM, Mike Moon [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]mgmoon%40yahoo.com
 wrote:

  Questions:
  1. How did you get into vlogging?
  I watched an episode of Torrent that featured Michael Verdi and Ryanne
  Hodson talking about FREEVLOG.ORG. I purchased a $70 videocam and I
  was off.
 
  2. How long have you been blogging?
  Two Years and counting.
 
  3. What provides inspiration for your vlog posts?
  I capture moments of my life so that when I'm really old and forget
  how to feed myself, I can still look back and remember.
 
  4. How often do you post?
  Generally once every other day. Say, 3 vlogs a week.
 
  5. Is your video blog a business or a hobby?
  It's a hobby.
 
  6. What motivates you to continue updating your video blog?
  It's hard to have a lifetime of videos, be it the second half of my
  life, without having videos.
 
  7. How long does it take you to post (from the idea- filming- posting)?
  Ideas get written down and thought about. That time varies.
  Shooting... depends. 2 minutes to all day, depending on what's going on.
  Uggh, editing, compressing, converting, uploading, website...
  I continue to improve and shorten my processes to give me more time
  with family and shooting. I could bang out a 3 minute video in say 1/2
  an hour. BUT, it's generally taking closer to 1 or 2 hours.
 
  8. If you have a site you would like to share (personal or just one
  you like) please list here:
  Sure... http://vlog.mikemoon.net
  Not every video is an award winner, but odds are if you drop by,
  there's going to be a new entry. 500+ videos in the first 2 years.
  Drop by, say hello.
 
  Mike
 
  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 joshua.kuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
  
   Hey all! I am a grad student at UC San Diego doing a research project
   on the video blogger community and video bloggers. The goal of my
   project is to develop a profile of video bloggers. This appears to be
   quite a daunting task since the barriers to vlogging are relatively low
   and there are a lot of video bloggers out there. If you have a moment
   to help me out I would really aprreciate it. I have a few basic
   questions that I am trying to answer (shown below). Also, if you know
   of any video blog sites that you consider to be good examples of a
   video blog site or sites that have good content, that would really
 help!
  
   Questions:
   1. How did you get into vlogging?
   2. How long have you been blogging?
   3. What provides inspiration for your vlog posts?
   4. How often do you post?
   5. Is your video blog a business or a hobby?
   6. What motivates you to continue updating your video blog?
   7. How long does it take you to post (from the idea-filming-posting)?
   8. If you have a site you would like to share (personal or just one you
   like) please list here:
  
   Thanks in advance! If you want to shoot me an email instead of posting
   a response, that's cool, too.
  
  
   Cheers, Josh
  
 
 
 
  
 
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Re: [videoblogging] FYI - Yet Another Reason To Ensure Net Neutrality

2008-06-03 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 1:25 PM, Gena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Putting aside the P2P issue if an ISP can find a way to disregard the
 FCC and consumers is that a good or bad thing?

 ... I was going to say BAD! ... but I'm thinking this is a rhetorical
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Re: [videoblogging] Grad Student Research - Profile of a Video Blogger

2008-06-03 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Hi Josh,

FYI, my student, John Warmbrodt, did his thesis on the video blogging
community.

http://lite.mst.edu/theses.html

On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 9:54 PM, joshua.kuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hey all! I am a grad student at UC San Diego doing a research project
 on the video blogger community and video bloggers. The goal of my
 project is to develop a profile of video bloggers. This appears to be
 quite a daunting task since the barriers to vlogging are relatively low
 and there are a lot of video bloggers out there. If you have a moment
 to help me out I would really aprreciate it. I have a few basic
 questions that I am trying to answer (shown below). Also, if you know
 of any video blog sites that you consider to be good examples of a
 video blog site or sites that have good content, that would really help!

 Questions:
 1. How did you get into vlogging?
 2. How long have you been blogging?
 3. What provides inspiration for your vlog posts?
 4. How often do you post?
 5. Is your video blog a business or a hobby?
 6. What motivates you to continue updating your video blog?
 7. How long does it take you to post (from the idea-filming-posting)?
 8. If you have a site you would like to share (personal or just one you
 like) please list here:

 Thanks in advance! If you want to shoot me an email instead of posting
 a response, that's cool, too.

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Re: [videoblogging] June 1st 2004, a day of infamy!

2008-06-03 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Hey Heath ... thanks for continuing the tradition!

... Richard

On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:46 PM, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   That is the day the Yahoo video blogging list had it's very first
 post. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/message/1

 I have been reading through a lot of the very first few months of
 this list and I think it's simply amazing how far vlogging has come
 in just 4 yearsheck if you really think about it, in just the
 last 2 1/2 years alone has seen a tremendous shift in the web video
 landscape. Anyway I just thought it was really interesting to see
 how the very first converstions where just how do we even do this
 to now, how can we all get rich ;)

 In all seriousness though, I would like to thank all those who have
 been a part of this group and others for making it possible for
 people to be able to put video out there. People have come and gone
 and the conversations have moved on, but a lot of passion and soul
 went into making all this possible, some really great people who just
 wanted to share, to teach, to grow, to learn...etc..

 Thanks for doing that, thanks for caring enough to share, to
 teach...I for one appreciate it

 To what comes next!

 Heath

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Re: [videoblogging] My 200th post

2008-05-07 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Congratulations Heath ... best wishes for lots of magic with the new camera
... Richard

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 8:37 PM, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I just realized after I uploaded and posted my latest video, that it is
 my 200th post. In a way the video I ended up posting is fitting as it
 is a bit of a new begining for me

 http://heathparks.com/blog1/?p=266

 Vlog on!

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Re: [videoblogging] Videoblogging Week 2008

2008-04-22 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Maureen and I are in 

Maureen: http://richardswife.com/?p=21
Richard:
http://richardshow.org/show/2008/04/22/vlog-week-2008-day-1-frog-fantasies/

... Richard

On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Josh Leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   It all starts tomorrow...

 Are you Ready?


 On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Josh Leo [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]joshleo%40gmail.com
 wrote:

  and here is the wiki:
 
  http://videobloggingweek.pbwiki.com/
 
 
  On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 2:06 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL 
  PROTECTED]jay.dedman%40gmail.com
 wrote:
 
Just to let you know,
http://videobloggingweek2008.blogspot.com/
April 20-26
Begin the discussion
  
   whew!
   Im glad we got a couple weeks notice this year.
   banners here:
   http://videobloggingweek2008.blogspot.com/2008/03/it-begins.html
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Videoblogging Week 2008

2008-04-22 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I tried it on iTunes 7 on a power book and, I got the dreaded exclamation
point meaning the feed is broken (in my world anyway).

To clarify, the feed is:

http://www.mefeedia.com/tags/videobloggingweek2008/rss2.xml

I should be able to select advanced/subscribe to podcast, enter that and
away I go?

... thanks ... Richard

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 5:47 PM, Frank Sinton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi Markus,

 That RSS should work in iTunes now. I just tried it in iTunes 7.x and
 it worked.

 You might notice a small discrepancy of entries between the web page
 and the RSS feed. We've recently implemented extensive caching, which
 has made the tags quite zippy, but causes a delay of a few hours to
 completely update both web page and RSS feed.

 Regards,
 Frank

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

 
 
  On Apr 20, 2008, at 1:04 PM, David Meade wrote:
 
   ( http://www.mefeedia.com/tags/videobloggingweek2008/rss2.xml )
 
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: vloggercon karaoke

2008-04-17 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Hi Dave ... I found it buried in some spam thingy and I got it back! ...
thanks for you perserverance!

... Richard

p.s. Good luck with your massive back up system, described in a recent
video, by the way.

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 12:41 PM, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   hmm I got the error again (even though you and heath got through) ...
 so I tried to resend it and it said it was a duplicate comment ... so
 maybe its in moderation somewhere? (cant explain the error message
 but it had something to do with a spam plugin from the sound of it)


 On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 1:08 PM, Heath [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]heathparks%40msn.com
 wrote:
  I just added a comment Richard, it worked!
 
  Heath
  http://batmangeek.com
  http://heathparks.com
 
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 Richard (Show) Hall
 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   Hi Dave ... by some miracle, I think I fixed it (I got a weird
  error, played
   with the code in the post, and a testing comment seemed to work) ..
  if you
   really want to be a trooper, you could try again and tell me if it
  works for
   you now ... Richard
  
 
   On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:40 AM, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
FYI, I tried to comment on this video but got some crazy server
  error
when I tried.
   
- Dave
   
   
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 10:12 AM, Richard (Show) Hall
 
 
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Anybody remember vloggercon karaoke?

http://richardswife.com/?p=19

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Re: [videoblogging] vloggercon karaoke

Sorry Dave ... if I knew anything I would try and fix it ... we're upgrading
using show in the box stuff soon ... honest  thanks for the effort!

... Richard

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:40 AM, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   FYI, I tried to comment on this video but got some crazy server error
 when I tried.

 - Dave


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  Anybody remember vloggercon karaoke?
 
  http://richardswife.com/?p=19
 
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Re: [videoblogging] vloggercon karaoke

Hi Dave ... by some miracle, I think I fixed it (I got a weird error, played
with the code in the post, and a testing comment seemed to work) .. if you
really want to be a trooper, you could try again and tell me if it works for
you now ... Richard

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:40 AM, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   FYI, I tried to comment on this video but got some crazy server error
 when I tried.

 - Dave


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 [EMAIL PROTECTED] richard%40richardshow.org wrote:
  Anybody remember vloggercon karaoke?
 
  http://richardswife.com/?p=19
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Mike Hudack

Devon,

Wanted to download this to watch later on iPod.

I couldn't figure out how to download any version from the stuff on the blip
player and even found your account on blip and said it was locked so
couldn't get to the page where you can download.

Also, I tried the subscribe thingy on the player for iPod and got the
dreaded exclamation point when I tried to subscribe.

... Richard

On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 1:55 PM, Devon White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hey everyone,

 I recently posted a video interview with Blip.tv's CEO, Mike Hudack.
 For those of you who haven't met him in person - he's charming,
 well-spoken
 and on-point.
 I thought this list might have a particular interest in seeing the
 interview.
 You can check it out at www.pathbreaker.tv.

 Here's to meta-media - a leader in the democratization of media on what
 it's
 like to do what he does.

 Enjoy.

 ~devon

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 Silent and starving, I prowl through the streets.
 Bread does not nourish me, dawn disrupts me, all day
 I hunt for the liquid measure of your steps.

 I hunger for your sleek laugh,
 your hands the color of a savage harvest,
 hunger for the pale stones of your fingernails,
 I want to eat your skin like a whole almond.

 I want to eat the sunbeam flaring in your lovely body,
 the sovereign nose of your arrogant face,
 I want to eat the fleeting shade of your lashes,

 and I pace around hungry, sniffing the twilight,
 hunting for you, for your hot heart,
 like a puma in the barrens of Quitratue.

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Re: [videoblogging] Fwd: Rush Limbaugh urges listeners to vote for Clinton

2008-03-04 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Yep ... My relatives in Texas, who live in a Republican district, got to the
poles and found that virtually everyone was registering for the democratic
primary.

Rush says Vote for Hillary. The strategy is to continue the chaos in this
party.  Look, there's a reason for this ... Obama needs to be bloodied up.
Look, half the country already hates Hillary.  That's good.  But nobody
hates Obama yet ... 

... Now that's the sort of logic, only a Rush Limbaugh listener would
appreciate ...

On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 11:50 PM, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   -- Forwarded message -

 Rush Limbaugh has asked Americans to vote for Hillary Clinton in
 tomorrow's
 primaries.

 Find new story at http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/
 ___

 The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so
 certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.

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Re: [videoblogging] FCC Unimpressed by Comcast’s “Network Managment”

2008-02-26 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

That's cool, but, one thing is the article's author needs to do some
checking and editing ...

proposed by Democratic Commissioner Jay Alderstein ... it's John Adelstein

... Richard

On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 9:35 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Did you cool kids see this?
   http://tinyurl.com/3c4lr4

 FCC Chairman Kevin Martin is the Bush appointee so usually lets business
 do
 whatever it wants.
 what's telling is that even he is fearful of having several companies
 being
 able to legally do whatever they want with the broadband network in
 secret.
 Good Regulation just means fair and clear rules.

 Given the anticompetitive nature of Comcast throttling traffic from a
  potential video competitor, Martin  who in the past has been loathe to
 go
  beyond the FCC's current policy pushing open networks  and other
 Republican
  lawmakers seemed galvanized to act. Indeed, an attack on the free
 markets
  might be too much for the FCC to ignore.
 

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[videoblogging] testing

2008-02-22 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

This is a test.

I changed my email for the group and am getting messages that things are
bouncing.

If anyone in the video blogging group got this, I would appreciate it if you
could reply just to let me know it went through.

... thanks ... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] testing

2008-02-22 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

thanks

On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 1:53 PM, rodli pederson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   it came through here in north dakota

 --- Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]richard%40richardshow.org
 
 wrote:

  This is a test.
 
  I changed my email for the group and am getting
  messages that things are
  bouncing.
 
  If anyone in the video blogging group got this, I
  would appreciate it if you
  could reply just to let me know it went through.
 
  ... thanks ... Richard
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlogger Camp!

There are no dry counties in Missouri.

In fact, Missouri has very liberal liquor laws compared to most of the
midwest.

You can buy Old Crow at Walmart at 3am on Sunday morning. (I'm not saying I
necessarily have, but ...)

Arkansas and Texas have dry counties.

... Richard

On Jan 3, 2008 7:51 PM, Tim Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Do they have beer there or is it a dry county?


 On Jan 3, 2008, at 5:43 PM, Bill Streeter wrote:

  Sorry, it's not in a city, it's in the country, in Missouri. Just
  north of Columbia. All the info
  is at Vloggercamp.com (including maps and links to photos)
 
  Bill Streeter
  LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
  www.lofistl.com
  www.billstreeter.net
 
  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Lisa Rein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   sorry if i missed it somewhere - but what's the city on this?
  
   thanks,
  
   lisa
  
Yeah Vlogger Camp. For those of you who may have missed it on
  Twitter,
well go here and
see what it's all about: http://vloggercamp.com there is a wiki
(http://vloggercamp.pbwiki.com/FrontPage) and a twitter account
  too
(http://twitter.com/vloggercamp). This is gonna be happening on
  August
7-10 so it's still a
ways out so not all of the details are in place yet. So
  subscribe to the
vloggercamp.com rss
feed, or follow on twitter for regular updates and
  announcements. Should
be a good time!
   
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
www.billstreeter.net
   
   
  
  
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   http://onlisareinsradar.com
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Re: [videoblogging] How we got here

This is very cool.

I'll use it in the web studies class I'm doing this semester.

It appears this is part of a video blog his starting. Although there is a
feed button, it doesn't appear to be a rss 2.0 feed with enclosures.

Do you know if one exists?

... Richard

p.s. I also couldn't find any way to comment or send him an email

On Jan 7, 2008 4:55 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Harold Rheingold posted a video today about how he sees us getting to
 this point in online communication:

 http://vlog.rheingold.com/index.php/site/video/a-reslice-of-life-online-part-one-introduction/

 Nice to see it from his perspective.
 he was online before I was out of diapers.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Rheingold

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlogger Camp!

Markus,

If you come to Missouri for Vloggercamp, there will be carp caviar there
waiting for you!

On Jan 10, 2008 9:29 AM, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 On Jan 10, 2008, at 7:25 AM, Richard (Show) Hall wrote:

  You can buy Old Crow at Walmart at 3am on Sunday morning. (I'm not
  saying I
  necessarily have, but ...)

 got any carp caviar to go with it?

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vlogger Camp!

See, I knew Adam would be the expert on this ... he knows a lot about
everything important ...

On Jan 10, 2008 10:23 AM, Adam Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I'd submit that 3am on Sunday is the perfect time for Old Crow.

 Many states have dry counties:
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dry_county

 In fact, Jack Daniels distillery in Tennessee is in a dry county, as are
 many more bourbon producers in Kentucky. You can make it there, but you
 can't drink it. The number of dry counties is actually growing too, as
 wealthier, fundamentalist, church-going populations force liquor stores
 out
 of town. Then the citizens in that county that want to drink have to drive
 miles and miles to the nearest liquor store, hence the increased rate of
 drunk driving deaths per capita in dry counties.

 Amazing duplicity occurs when religion finds its way into our law.
 Hilarity
 ensues.

 We'll drink to all of this when I'm on Missouri time.

 On Jan 10, 2008 10:25 AM, Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]richard%40richardshow.org
 

 wrote:

  There are no dry counties in Missouri.
 
  In fact, Missouri has very liberal liquor laws compared to most of the
  midwest.
 
  You can buy Old Crow at Walmart at 3am on Sunday morning. (I'm not
 saying
  I
  necessarily have, but ...)
 
  Arkansas and Texas have dry counties.
 
  ... Richard
 
  On Jan 3, 2008 7:51 PM, Tim Street [EMAIL 
  PROTECTED]tim%40frenchmaidtv.com
 wrote:
 
   Do they have beer there or is it a dry county?
  
  
   On Jan 3, 2008, at 5:43 PM, Bill Streeter wrote:
  
Sorry, it's not in a city, it's in the country, in Missouri. Just
north of Columbia. All the info
is at Vloggercamp.com (including maps and links to photos)
   
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
www.billstreeter.net
   
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.comvideoblogging%40yahoogroups.com
 videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,

   Lisa Rein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 sorry if i missed it somewhere - but what's the city on this?

 thanks,

 lisa

  Yeah Vlogger Camp. For those of you who may have missed it on
Twitter,
  well go here and
  see what it's all about: http://vloggercamp.com there is a wiki
  (http://vloggercamp.pbwiki.com/FrontPage) and a twitter account
too
  (http://twitter.com/vloggercamp). This is gonna be happening on
August
  7-10 so it's still a
  ways out so not all of the details are in place yet. So
subscribe to the
  vloggercamp.com rss
  feed, or follow on twitter for regular updates and
announcements. Should
  be a good time!
 
  Bill Streeter
  LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
  www.lofistl.com
  www.billstreeter.net
 
 


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Re: [videoblogging] Re: the inevitable conversation about what we're doing

2008-01-09 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Well, I'm way behind reading my emails for this group.

I finally made a filter in gmail so that all the group ones are tagged and
moved from the inbos and there were 300 threads in there and I'm down to
160.

However, I did not delete any of these threads without reading, because

I LOVE THIS GROUP

This was my favorite thread of the 140 I've read so far - great drama!

Many posts made me feel all sorts of great emotions, holier than thou
emotions, hell yeah emotions - shock - horrer and lots of memories of the
friends I've made in the last few years - I'm thinking ...
... Scoble - how cool, a big whig posts on MY list ... how could he possibly
say mean things about MY group ... now I remember, I don't even like him,
since I met him once and he didn't even know my name (if you can believe
that) ...  yeah, my buddy Bill made a perfect post, and he knows my name ...
Jay and Ryanne - perfect posts as usual, and they know my name (unlike that
dumb Scoble) ... yeah, and Chuck posts - that's so cool I played WII (sp?)
bowling with him, and he totally knows my name, and makes the sort of
comment you'd expect from a nice guy like him ... oh cool! Jason Calacanus,
another big wig - I even wrote him off list once to tell him that I thought
he was very entertaining on this week in tech, no matter how much the vlog
list abused him for his posts about money, but, luckily I didn't post that
to the list, so no one will know (wait, did I think that or write that?) ...
I met Frank at Pixelodean - although there is the problem that I don't think
he knew who I was, he still seemed pretty cool, and, well, you have to like
mefeedia - and, well, he said nice stuff about MY group ... oh that is so
cool, a post from Adam! ... He always says the coolest stuff like As for
the commercial vs personal shitbag salad of an argument that perpetually
pops up, I say, if you can make money and still get your point across, just
fucking do it. ... and Irina loves Adam and Jay ... I love all three of
them totally ... Irina totally knows my name too, by the way, and Adam,
well, I slept in his apartment - not with him or anything but he totally
knows my name too ... Andrew Baron - another big wig, and he sort of knows
my name, seriously - ok, ok, I admit I saw the post about future of TV and
TV networks dead and everything, but, well, who wants to read about that
stuff, when I can read this thread ... Sull - cool guy, met him at original
vloggercue - long/articulate posts, but don't see too much good drama in
this one, just smart stuff ... hmmm ... Eric Rice is back, like the old
days, cool - raping puppies - cute puppies? - Eric was one of the first to
every bring up money in vlogging that I recall - very courageous ... Cool, a
post from Charles - totally my buddy and totally knows my name - yes, it's
like siblings ... I'm definitely the older brother ... and Schlomo, this is
so cool, everybody who knows my name is posting - but, what, Scholmo's being
crititcal of Jay?? - total drama - and Jay was critical on the Wiki?? - say
it's not so - I thought he was perfect - damn bubble bursting ... Richard
Bluestein,well, that's pretty much as cool as it gets and I once got a
special url to post to Evil Vlog, and it is turdwobbler.com ... but it's
secret and no one will ever know it's mild mannered Richard Show Hall (wait,
did I write that or ... ) ... and Mike Meiser, what a guy - really long
emails and he can totally be grumpy on the list, especially when it comes to
wikipedia, but, he not only knows my name, but was particualrly nice to me
at vloggercon, so he's got to be good, and he's making fun of that dumb big
wig, who doesn't know my name

... now that's entertainment!

 I love you all with lots of kisses and hugs ... Richard (the center of
the vlog universe)

On Dec 26, 2007 3:10 AM, Rupert Howe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   You're funny.

 Happy Christmas, everybody.


 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Adam Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Glad to see Calacanis took time off from raping puppies, or whatever he
 does
  out there in the Hall of Doom, to be the voice of reason here. Funny to
 see
  Scoble trying to melodramatically leave all of us loser videobloggers in
 the
  pre-video-streaming dust. How can anyone with as much experience in web
  video possibly compare Seesmic or Justin tv et al to what most of us are
  doing? It's like comparing a phone call with grandma to an episode of
 The
  Office. Two completely different methods of communications.
 
  I'm tired to think clear after sitting in an airport bar for 8 hours
 waiting
  for a flight that was eventually canceled.
 
  As for the commercial vs personal shitbag salad of an argument that
  perpetually pops up, I say, if you can make money and still get your
 point
  across, just fucking do it. You don't hear people complaining about Da
  Vinci taking money to paint the last supper. JC was the original product
  placement. Does anyone

Re: [videoblogging] xacti cameras for class

2007-11-12 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Jay,

I have only used firewire with a mini-dv camera in the past, so I'm
wondering, with the xacti how do you get the video into the computer?

Do you need some sort of device on the computer to read the sd card?

Does the camera have usb or firewire ports that can be used to capture
the video onto the computer?

These are issues, since the computers already have usb and firewire
ports in the lab, but no special devices for reading the sd cards
presently.

... Richard

On Nov 8, 2007 5:55 PM, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:






  I have about $1000 to get two video cameras for students to check out
   and use for a multimedia class I'm teaching.
   Therefore they need to be under $500 each (complex math).
   The videos don't have to be pro quality or anything, but it would be
   good if: a) There was an input for an external mic, and b) If you
   could download the data via usb or firewire, since the computers in
   the classroom don't have readers/ports for memory cards.

  if its just for fun web video, i say get the Xacti E1.
  these are the water proof cameras...but they are also tough as hell because
  of the hard casing.
  i like the mpeg4 cameras because its easier to get the video from the sd
  card to the computer.
  Mini DV is cool...but more work IMHO.

  Jay

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[videoblogging] xacti cameras for class

2007-11-08 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I have about $1000 to get two video cameras for students to check out
and use for a multimedia class I'm teaching.

Therefore they need to be under $500 each (complex math).

The videos don't have to be pro quality or anything, but it would be
good if: a) There was an input for an external mic, and b) If you
could download the data via usb or firewire, since the computers in
the classroom don't have readers/ports for memory cards.

The problem is that there are a skizzillion xacti cameras, so I'd be
interested in any opinions/advide

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[videoblogging] vlog history project

2007-11-06 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Thought some of you might be interested.

This is a 15 minute video that I showed at the Association for
Internet Researchers conference - A Brief History of the Video Blog.

http://tinyurl.com/29kdp4

I just put together the 4 videos I made previously and posted on the
Richard Show.

... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] the end of dltq, the beginning of something else

2007-10-27 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Raymond,

Sorry to hear that DLTQ is closing down and I'm hoping you didn't lose the
question :)

It's interesting that you seem like one of the ancient ones, who started
before me, and it's actually been only 3-4 years.

Best wishes with these new endeavors!

... Richard

On 10/20/07, Raymond M. Kristiansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hey all,

 I remember well when I first got into videoblogging, and I joined this
 mailing-list, and I got to know so many people who were doing interesting
 things with videoblogging. This was in late 2004, and the movement was
 still
 relatively small then.

 Today, if we can even talk about a movement anymore, it has grown much
 bigger. There are thousands of people on this mailing-list, and sites like
 youtube, blip.tv and others have given the regular people opportunities
 for
 mediation that we could only dream about years ago.

 Almost from the very beginning, one of my main interests related to
 videoblogging has been political videoblogging. As in: How does
 videoblogging change politics? Does it change it? If so, how? Who is the
 agent behind this change? How could political _organizations_ use
 videoblogging as a sort of knowledge management? A way to remember
 political
 processes and make politics seem less of something just for people in some
 ivory tower. A way to connect with the people in ways that you simply
 cannot
 do through the main-stream media.

 In mid 2005, while I was doing some videoblogging experiments within my
 political party in Norway, I was quoted as saying this in a bbc online
 article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4229698.stm):

 Today in Norway, many youth are feeling disillusioned with politics,
 says
 Kristiansen. They feel that politics is all the same. And if I can
 interview people, put them online, it lowers the barrier.

 I have since in different ways probed this question. How can politicians,
 or
 NGOs, or others, communicate with - for instance - the youths in a way
 that
 becomes authentic? Is more authentic than the broadcast model of putting
 on
 that suit, the mask, and talking for 30 seconds in an elevator-pitch about
 X
 important topic.

 On my personal vlog/blog, www.dltq.org, I put out a lot of videos, most of
 them long and boring, some of them short, some of them innovative in some
 way, but too many of them just being fluff. Now, fluff is good and all,
 but
 sometimes we want to go deeper.

 So, last week I decided to end DLTQ, to end this site and to move on. My
 messages to this mailing list the last months has mostly been about
 political videoblogging. What is happening around the world today? What
 are
 the best case studies? What can we learn from whatever people are doing in
 the UK, Italy, USA or India? I received some tips, and I have also been
 exploring the current status quo of political videoblogging (including the
 various projects involving youtube), but overall I feel that I lack the
 overview.

 There are a few great sites out there, like for instance
 www.personaldemocracy.com - but I often feel that such sites lack a true
 international scope.

 So I am currently in the process of preparing for my next site, which will
 not be personal as such, but a team effort. The domain is not ready yet,
 but
 I will give it to you once it is. So far we are two people living in
 Denmark
 who have committed ourselves to it, but I am looking for other partners,
 preferably in other countries and continents.

 So: Are you interested in the meeting-point of politics and new media? Are
 you interested in how mediated politics can change how civil society works
 and develops? Do you want to be part of a small group of bloggers that
 will
 deal with these and similar questions? Personally, I think it would be
 great
 if we could be 5-6 people from different regions. 5-6 people that could
 together edit a site that could add to the plethora of sites dealing with
 these issues.

 Part of the goal of the site would be to point at best practice from
 around
 the world. It would also be to publish our own video once a week with
 updates from whatever is happening, as well as interviewing some regular
 people about issues that matter to them. Something like Ten Questions:
 http://www.10questions.com/ but with an international profile, and being a
 site that also goes meta a lot.

 Even though videoblogging is going main-stream, we must remember that
 this
 is still about the people. The individuals who for all kinds of reasons
 make movies and put them on the internet.

 Have a great day/evening!,

 Best regards,

 Raymond M. Kristiansen
 2004-07: www.dltq.org

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Re: [videoblogging] Lo-Fi Saint Louis hits 200!

2007-10-27 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Hey Bill ... big congrats on that ... the other amazing thing is how high
quality your work is (ironic, given the name lofi :)

... keep it up! ... Richard

On 10/24/07, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I just thought I'd let you all know that I just posted my 200th episode.
 Which might not sound
 like a lot to some of you, but it's a milestone for me. I can't believe I
 cranked out 200 of
 those things.

 Bill Streeter
 LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
 http://www.lofistl.com
 http://www.billstreeter.net

  




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Re: [videoblogging] Any Video Podcasters In Dallas/ Ft Worth Area?

2007-10-25 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I think the geekbrief people are there

http://geekbrief.com

... Richard

On 10/15/07, softballjunk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I am just wondering if there are any video podcasters in the Dallas/
 Ft Worth area of Texas?

  




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Re: [videoblogging] RUNtv will pay $50 for non-exclusive use of your videos

2007-10-25 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Josh,

You probably posted this before, but are there some constraints on the
video? (e.g., how long, what format, what size, what type of content, etc).

... thanks ... Richard

On 10/16/07, Josh Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi, I've posted about the television show I've been putting together
 for the past couple months, and managed to generate a few submissions
 and I was hoping maybe a few more of you would be willing to rise to
 the occasion under the new terms. The original show offered payment
 for use of the top voted videos; but no one voted. So instead we've
 decided to just give $50 to every vid we use. Our next show airs
 Sunday night, so send me you links as soon as possible!

 Again, we're not asking for exclusivity , just the non-exclusive
 right to air your video on the show which is broadcast on an Oakland
 college cable station. We'll also link to your video on the site, and
 would love it if you'd be willing to extend the use of your work for
 other gaps in our programming (but that's optional).

 So how about it? Anyone want $50... please send links to your
 submissions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] josh%40riseupnetwork.com

 PS - thanks to everyone who has already contributed content; we will
 be sending out all the checks at the end of the November when the
 season wraps up. I'm sorry for the delay but that's the nature of
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[videoblogging] josh kindberg flash meeting quote you're not good enough

2007-09-23 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Some time ago I saw a clip of Josh Kindberg from a vlog flash meeting, where
he was talking about a big-media myth that included stuff like ... you're
not good enough or smart enough, etc to deserve to have your voice heard.

... does anyone, by chance, know where I could find that clip?

thanks ... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] FireAnt acquired by Odeo

2007-09-17 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Josh,

I remember the early days of FireAnt, and meeting you guys and realizing how
cool it was that tools were growing up from our community.

You certainly deserve it, and I wish FireAnt the best in this new endeavor.

Congratulations! ... Richard

On 9/14/07, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Today it was announced that FireAnt's software and technology
 http://GetFireAnt.com was acquired by SonicMountain, a company that
 also recently acquired Odeo http://odeo.com (see:
 http://tinyurl.com/3bbpsg).

 I've been asked to join the new team, serving as VP of Product
 Development, and will be heading up FireAnt's transition (among other
 projects) as we re-launch everything under the Odeo brand later this
 year.

 First of all, I want to say Thank You to everyone in the videoblogging
 community who supported FireAnt along the way, especially Jay Dedman,
 Daniel Salber, Erik Radmall, and Clint Sharp, who were instrumental in
 launching this project. We met a lot of wonderful creative people, and
 made some really important lifelong friendships. It's been an amazing
 privilege to contribute to this dynamic and innovative community, and
 especially to have been involved from such an early stage. I also want
 to thank Jonathan Weiss, Drew Reynaud, and Jesse Boley who continued
 FireAnt's technology development over the past year, which was demo'd
 at Video on the Net in March 2007.

 When we first launched ANTs Not TV at Vloggercon in January 2005,
 there were about 20 active videobloggers  we knew each of them
 personally and worked with most of them to create those magical RSS
 feeds with enclosures. It was amazing to see all these video channels
 updating over time and to watch them in a unified experience. There
 was nothing else like it. It was clear that something powerful was
 happening. It was a new kind of television, and yet it was not like TV
 at all  it was open to anyone and the possibilities seemed endless.

 And it began to spread thanks to the many talented and creative video
 producers, educators, and evangelists.

 While FireAnt had its share of struggles along the way as a start up,
 I'm encouraged that the ideas we helped pioneer have grown incredibly
 stronger over the past few years. This Not TV (now more often called
 Internet TV) is really changing the media culture, and it's having
 profound social effects. The medium is enabling new voices and
 conversations. The playing field is being leveled  the barriers
 between Internet TV and TV are disintegrating.

 So it's up to us to create what we want to see and share We don't
 have to rely on Rupert Murdoch and Sumner Redstone to create our
 culture. Thank goodness!

 I look forward to watching your videos (and subscribing!). When I get
 back to producing a more regular videoblog (or whatever it's called),
 I hope you'll subscribe and leave me a comment :-)

 Best,
 Josh

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: vPIP 1.11 Beta (Ogg support share video) available

2007-09-01 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

For the record, I would be opposed to ANY sort of DRM, or any other sort of
tech road block for distributing my content. Please Blip.tv don't spend your
time and energy making it more difficult for people to get to my content.

The problem is, of course, that the DRM makes this assumption that the user
is going to try and do something that I don't want them to do, whereas I
believe the majority will respect my license, and, in any case, my main goal
is to deliver it most efficiently to those people, not to block evil people.

On the other hand, if you find anyone using my content inconsistent with
ways I specify in my license, and it's relatively serious, than by all means
I encourage you to try and stop it. So you're energy goes toward catching
someone who has already violated terms.

Of course, it may be (though I'm skeptical) that I will thwart more
criminals by putting this road block up, but the trade off between
screwing up a non-criminal's viewing experience, is not even close to the
advantage of blocking illegal use.

IMHO ... DRM is a bad strategy all around for stopping
illegal/illicit/whatever uses of digital content and I have trouble
imagining a case where I would be for it. (Although if anyone reads this
whole email, they may very well come up with some example that would prove
me wrong).

... Richard (captain anti DRM)

On 8/31/07, Charles Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I think some vloggers here would appreciate DRM technology that thwarts
 disreputable aggregators who disregard Creative Commons licensing.

 Steve Watkins wrote:
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: vPIP 1.11 Beta (Ogg support share video) available

2007-09-01 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Charles,

I don't really want perfect DRM. First, of course, it's hard to imagine it
can be done, since the ones who want to violate it are really good at
breaking it. But that's not a real argument, of course, since the perfect
is hypothetical and, in any case, you are infinitely more expert and knowing
what actually would be possible than me. This does have a practical
implication, however, in the trade off between how much effort it would take
someone, even with your skills, to make this perfect DRM, and how much that
would take away time from all the other great things that you do.

My deeper objection is philosophical - and really applies more to media that
is bought (as opposed to what I mae that is free) - it's like, if I purchase
a digital song, or, especially if I buy a physical device, I think my
personal property rights are being violated if someone does something to
degrade that device to stop some other criminal, who is not me.

I'm sure if I spent more time thinking about it, I can imagine scenarios
where I wouldn't want this and it's most likely some point on a continuum
(there's an interesting analogy to gun ownership, that makes me a little
suspicious of my own arguments), but, by and large I lean strongly away from
the DRM sort of philosophy.

... Richard

On 9/1/07, Charles Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Don't worry, Richard. There's no DRM on our road map. However, your
 concern
 about DRM is that it has the unfortunate side effect of impeding your
 actual
 target audience. So you seem to be against crude, inexact DRM, and not the

 ideal type which would only be noticed by violators of the Creative
 Commons.
 Perhaps you just want better DRM?

 Richard (Show) Hall wrote:
 
  Of course, it may be (though I'm skeptical) that I will thwart more
  criminals by putting this road block up, but the trade off between
  screwing up a non-criminal's viewing experience, is not even close to
 the
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[videoblogging] Re: SnapX and Final Cut Pro

2007-08-31 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I tried iShowU instead of SnapX pro for screen capture.

I tried iShowU

I can tell after just a few recordings that iShowU is infinely superior (and
cheaper) than SnapX pro, so I would strongly recommend it for anyone doing
screen capture on a mac (as if Michael  Roxanne's recommendations are not
enough :)

You can easily set it to DV and even select FCP uncompressed, as the
compression, and the clips work perfectly in final cut pro (though they have
to be rendered).

... Richard

On 8/30/07, Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I can't get SnapX recorded files to work in final cut pro.

 When it finished rendering, or when I try and play the file on the time
 line after rendering in the canvas I get general error.

 I had this problem before and Michael and Ryanne sent me settings which
 worked, but that was with an older version of everything and I think was
 even with my old non-intel mac.

 I found the following in the snapX manual (new version).

 How can I import my movies into Final Cut Pro?
 Currently Snapz ignores the frame rate settings in the movie
 compression dialog, and uses the actual frame rate of the capture --
 which may vary from frame to frame. This was how 2.0.3 worked, but
 Final Cut Pro cannot load those movie files.
 As a workaround, we've added an option to force Snapz to convert the
 movie to the specified frame rate. Unfortunately, this can cause the
 movie to appear choppy as frames are dropped or doubled up to
 maintain a constant frame rate. One way that may reduce this
 choppiness is to capture at a higher rate (say
 30fps) and then down-sample to a 10 or 15fps output movie.
 If you want to enable this option, enter the following line into a
 terminal window:

  defaults write com.ambrosiasw.snapz EnforceFrameRate true

 You will not see the effects in the GUI, but the current build will log
 the
 details of the conversion.

 

 So I opened terminal in the utilities and at after a command line I
 typed the stuff beginning with defaults and ending with true.

 I hit return and it went to another command line - nothing changed with
 the way final cut pro responded to files.

 Any ideas/thoughts much appreciated.

 ... Richard

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[videoblogging] SnapX and Final Cut Pro

2007-08-30 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I can't get SnapX recorded files to work in final cut pro.

When it finished rendering, or when I try and play the file on the time line
after rendering in the canvas I get general error.

I had this problem before and Michael and Ryanne sent me settings which
worked, but that was with an older version of everything and I think was
even with my old non-intel mac.

I found the following in the snapX manual (new version).

How can I import my movies into Final Cut Pro?
Currently Snapz ignores the frame rate settings in the movie
compression dialog, and uses the actual frame rate of the capture --
which may vary from frame to frame. This was how 2.0.3 worked, but
Final Cut Pro cannot load those movie files.
As a workaround, we've added an option to force Snapz to convert the
movie to the specified frame rate. Unfortunately, this can cause the
movie to appear choppy as frames are dropped or doubled up to
maintain a constant frame rate. One way that may reduce this
choppiness is to capture at a higher rate (say
30fps) and then down-sample to a 10 or 15fps output movie.
If you want to enable this option, enter the following line into a
terminal window:

 defaults write com.ambrosiasw.snapz EnforceFrameRate true

You will not see the effects in the GUI, but the current build will log the
details of the conversion.



So I opened terminal in the utilities and at after a command line I typed
the stuff beginning with defaults and ending with true.

I hit return and it went to another command line - nothing changed with the
way final cut pro responded to files.

Any ideas/thoughts much appreciated.

... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: do video blogger care about privacy?

2007-08-27 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

start with ... I watch Randy Mann videos :)

... Richard the odd ...

On 8/25/07, RANDY MANN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

so I'm wondering what's odd about
 me

 oh where do i start


 On 8/24/07, Deirdre Straughan [EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]deirdre.straughan%40gmail.com
 wrote:
 
  I've been very much myself online for 25 years, from text to video (I
  still
  mostly do text), and have sometimes been asked whether it feels weird to
  have complete strangers know so much about me. If it felt weird, I
  wouldn't
  do it. What I tell about myself online is not quite as open as it
 appears,
  but anything I'm hiding is mostly out of respect for others' privacy,
  not
  concerns about my own.
 
  Sometimes protecting others gets me into gray areas. I'm beginning to
  wonder: when are the stories of my life MY stories, free for me to tell,
  though other people are big parts of those stories?
 
  It's interesting to see that my daughter (now legally an adult) has
  followed
  this path of openness without my really discussing it with her
 explicitly.
  She's had one weird stalker incident (turned out to be a local
 teenager),
  but not much else to feel uncomfortable about in spite of being far more
  appetizing a target than I am.
 
  The return for my openness is that I've made a lot of friends (and so
 has
  Ross). I have usually been comfortable with blurring the lines between
 my
  online and offline worlds - as those who came to vlogEurope last year
  know,
  I had no qualms about inviting to stay in my house a bunch of people
 whom
  I
  knew mostly via their videos (which, ahem, I'd hardly even watched). (If
  all
  else failed, Andreas would beat them up for me, right? grin)
 
  BTW, while we're on the subject: I'll be in the Bay Area from Sept 5-15
  and
  would love to see people! In San Francisco 5th evening through 8th am,
  then
  Silicon Valley for a conference (Storage Developers - not exciting to
 this
  group, but I am being paid to film it!), then back in SFO Sept 13-15,
 when
  I
  leave to return to Europe.
 
  --
  best regards,
  Deirdré Straughan
 
  living  travelling in Italy
  (and other Countries Beginning with I)
  www.beginningwithi.com
 
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[videoblogging] do video blogger care about privacy?

2007-08-23 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Disclosure: This post is part of my on-going attempt to relate my research,
which is a big part of what I do for a living, with my passion (which is, of
course is vlogging), so, if you answer this post, you will be influencing
on-going discussions about my student's thesis project.

Having said that, we're talking about this broad issue of privacy, and how,
as you know, there are a lot of people who are afraid to put like anything
on the web. And, of course, there are many frightening anecdotes going
around (true and not) about privacy issues and the web.

So, as we're discussing this fundamental issue, relating to the web, I'm
wondering why I've never worried about this. Of course I plaster my own face
all over my videos, and my wife's and even my children and grand children
are in some of my videos, and I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to get my home
address somewhere in my web sites etc ... so I'm wondering what's odd about
me (with regard to lack of privacy concerns - not all the other odd stuff
about me :)

And I note that the culture on this list seems to be very open - for
example, I often find cell phone numbers on some of the most active list
participants on their sites, or even in email signatures ... as a group, it
seems to me that we are very open in that way. I remember, in one video, Jay
Dedman showing his new apartment, and commenting that the extra room was for
anyone watching who needed an extra room when they were in New York

I don't remember any very lengthy/serious thread in more than two years on
the list where anyone discussed the issue of dangers associated with posting
videos of yourself on the web.

I had never given this much thought in the past, but as I think about it, I
guess, the main reasons *I* don't seem to care about privacy are:

1) Nothing bad has happened to me so far, for posting my stuff all over the
web, with the exception that there have been a few times that it was sort of
professionally awkward, when one of my academic colleagues finds videos of
me, with my fat belly hanging out, jumping into cold water.

... When my 83 year old mother first saw any of my videos, she was concerned
that people at the National Science Foundation, who often fund my research,
would see these videos and quit funding any of my work. My response to her
was that, if they quite giving money for projects that they think are worthy
of funding, because one of the investigators has video of themselves doing
silly things on the web, then I'm really worried about the National Science
Foundation, not me.

2) I feel a strong sense of openness within the vlog group and the web
culture in general, so that we take advantage of all the things this
openness can afford (like me bugging Michael Verdi with a mac question
because I can find his cell phone number on the web), or, more importantly,
I can get to know people by watching their own videos etc ...

... I'm wondering if the nature of video bloggers is that we are at the
farthest open end of this dimension, because we are people who wanted to put
videos of ourselves on the web, and then I wonder is this just a
characteristic of those hams, like me, who do put lots of video of ourselves
on the web, whereas I know a lot of my video blogging friends who actually,
rarely, show themselves on camera ...

... Anyway, I would love to hear any of your thoughts on this topic.

... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] Welcome to Youtube - racist comments

2007-08-02 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Mark,

Yes, this is common in my experience, and I would say just delete them.

My personal opinion is that the advantages of exposing these sorts of
things, is out-weighed by the disadvantage of giving these people a
platform.

My most popular video on you tube was one I made about Amanda Congdon.

It is cool because it has about 30,000 views, which isn't very impressive by
youtube standards, but very impressive by Richard Show standards

On my vlog I got supporting and positive comments, and on you tube the
majority of them were like nice tits and a lot worse.

I get an email from youtube when there is a comment, I read it, and if it's
like the one above, I just delete it and that's it. I know this is not
consistent with some people's philosophy about free speech or whatever,
but, my feeling is I'm just not going to support that sort of thing.

The Amanda video is about a talented artist. Of course there are people who
are going to objectify her because of how she looks, discounting any her
talent/skill. People (ok, men) do this all the time, and, maybe that's the
way the world is, but, it's not the way the Richard Show world is - my
comment section on videos are not going to be a vehicle for that, so I'm
deleting these immediately so long as I have the power to do so. Comments on
my videos are a dictatorship - definitely a non-free speech zone ... if *I*,
the high inquisitor of comments on my videos, find the comment offensive,
non-constructive, or I just don't like the cut of their jib (whatever that
means), then I delete it.

... Richard

On 8/2/07, caminofilm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I've been active on youtube over the last month and have had two of my
 videos featured in the travel and places category, My Byron Bay vid
 and my currently featured Canberra Story on the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abMlHjO2nh4

 I got to say I am sickened by the racist comments people have made
 with regard to the Tent Embassy. I was going to wipe them all, but
 decided against it.

 How have other people found the youtube 'community' Is this just
 something I have to accept?

 Mark

  




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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Welcome to Youtube - racist comments

2007-08-02 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I should point out that my experience is the same as Rupert's, in that there
were nice and supportive comments on youtube and I left them. In my previous
email, I made it sound like they were all negative, and that's not really
true, though probably over half were pretty rude.

Also, I think you can mark a comment at spam in youtube

... Richard

On 8/2/07, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   This is common on Youtube, unfortunately - as elsewhere on the
 web. It's one of the things that have kept so many videobloggers
 away from Youtube for so long. A lot of people (my no means the
 majority) find it fun to be nasty there, and there's no way of
 stopping them except to moderate and delete their comments. I can't
 understand why Youtube don't allow you to report a comment/commenter
 as inappropriate, as well as as spam - to help limit trolling. That
 they don't have comments set for Moderation by default is stupid as
 well. I really don't understand what people get out of it, but I
 guess they're unhappy and it gives them a sense of power to say
 something that they know will provoke a reaction.

 Having said that there are a lot of people on Youtube who make nice
 comments and nice video comments, and getting along and making
 friends with each other just fine. But issue posts draw scum like
 moths to a flame.

 I guess you didn't delete the comments because you didn't want to
 censor, or because you wanted to expose their attitudes. I
 personally would take the view that they are inappropriate for your
 post, that they're not reasoned arguments, that what they say is
 unacceptable... and that by letting them stand that they are adding
 fuel to a fire - and I'd set comments for Moderation, so that they
 wait until your approval or deletion - Youtube provides this service,
 why not use it? Don't give these people an outlet, or any more
 attention. And report them to Youtube.

 Rupert

 On 2 Aug 2007, at 16:20, terry.rendon wrote:

 Hello Mark,

 Just wondering why you decided not to delete the comments?

 Terry Rendon
 http://www.terryannonline.com
 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 caminofilm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
 
  I've been active on youtube over the last month and have had two
 of my
  videos featured in the travel and places category, My Byron Bay vid
  and my currently featured Canberra Story on the Aboriginal Tent
 Embassy.
 
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abMlHjO2nh4
 
  I got to say I am sickened by the racist comments people have made
  with regard to the Tent Embassy. I was going to wipe them all, but
  decided against it.
 
  How have other people found the youtube 'community' Is this just
  something I have to accept?
 
  Mark
 

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Re: [videoblogging] first months

2007-07-14 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

This is very powerful ... I feel the same way ... One reason you still have
this feeling is that it is still SO very early in the history of this
phenomena, and it's so hard to say where it will go - I just have this
feeling of just holding on for the ride ... Richard

On 7/13/07, ryanne hodson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   i found this email to a fellow WGBH editor dated Jan 11th 2005
 jean from this post to be exact:
 http://ryanedit.blogspot.com/2005/02/dept-of-ed-vs-buster-bunny.html
 on my first page of gmails.
 it still feel this excited about videoblogging!
 thought i'd share-

 the videoblogging thing:
 yes reinventing the medium.
 i was going to say no, but, infact we are.
 there is an expanding number of us doing this.
 you can watch a bunch more of my pals here:
 me-tv.com

 my friends peter and jay created this site so you can watch people's
 videos all in one place.

 what i'm trying to do is to make something better than tv.
 better in that it's more accessable and you can talkback instantly.

 i am having video conversations with people.
 and showing people my world and vice versa.
 you cant do that with tv.
 you can show, but you cant talk back.
 i have a problem with that
 so i dug around and found this group of people who thought the same thing.
 and here i am.
 this has been the most insane month and half of my life.
 i've met the most amazing people
 and had an outlet to show anything i felt like showing.
 also not available on tv.

 for a while i was working on zoom, wait, i still am.
 and i wanted to pitch a show to pbs.
 like a variety show for young adults
 with bands and films and crazy independent media things.
 but it just got to be too overwhelming and seemed impossible
 to get my idea out there and funded.
 it just seemed so limited.
 and i also dont like having to ask people (tv stations, producers)
 what is ok to show.
 what will get funded.
 what do people want?

 so now there is videoblogging.
 thank goodness.

 keep watching
 lets keep talking
 i post almost everyday...
 -ryan

 --
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 Pixelodeon-Kicked Butt!
 --
 Author of Secrets of Videoblogging http://tinyurl.com/me4vs
 Me  http://RyanEdit.com, http://RyanIsHungry.com
 Educate  http://FreeVlog.org, http://Node101.org
 Community Capitalism http://HaveMoneyWillVlog.com
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Re: [videoblogging] xacti E1 review posted!

2007-07-10 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

very cool! ... does it have an external mic input?

... Richard

On 7/10/07, ryanne hodson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   just so this isn't totally lost in the other thread:

 check out my review of the Waterproof Xacti E1


 http://www.freevlog.org/index.php/2007/07/10/testing-testing-sanyo-xacti-waterproof-e1-review/

 i've been playing with it a lot in the last few weeks
 i really love it.
 i think this is the best quality xacti yet
 even over the HD model.

 has great sound
 WAY better than the HD model, which as many people mentioned is really
 loud
 and distorted
 in some situations.

 and the low light shooting is much improved!

 i also posted a sample raw file there for y'all to play with.

 enjoy!

 -ry

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 Educate  http://FreeVlog.org, http://Node101.org
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[videoblogging] vlog history project

2007-07-09 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

I submitted a proposal to the Association for Internet Researchers
conference called A Brief History of the Video Blog.

The conference is in October in Vancouver.

I submitted it to a category on aesthetic/creative presentations, and it
was accepted.

I have submitted a zillion papers to conferences and presented them over the
years, since that's something that professors at research universities do,
but I've never submitted anything in a category like that, nor have I even
been at many conferences where such a category existed, so I pretty much
have no idea what I'm doing, though I'm having fun.

In any case, the project is to cover the video blog community, as
represented by the yahoo group, within the context of my own experience
through: a) a Video Blog (oddly enough :); b) A short documentary; and c) A
short summary presentation at the conference.

Anyway, I created the first video of the proposed vlog.

The post is available here:

http://richardshow.org/show/2007/07/09/vlog-history-1-changed-my-life/

I am posting all these to the Richard Show under a vlog history category, so
you can find all videos here:

http://richardshow.org/show/category/vloghistory

Also, I posted my proposal, link to the vlog, and link to a resource page
I'm starting, here

http://richardshow.org/show/vloghistory

(I even registered vloghistory.org, that points to that page).

I will include a few interviews that I did over a year ago at vloggercon,
which I'm finally editing, brief snippets are included in this first video.

I would also love to hear your personal vlog history in the form of a video,
and would do my best to include parts of the video in my project.

So, if you do make a video that discusses your own history with vlogging
and/or your thoughts on vlogging history in general and/or anything you
think might be related, please email me and tell me where the video is
available. (If you have a high resolution/uncompresed version it would be
particularly cool for me to use in creating videos).

Best Regards ... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] vlog history project

2007-07-09 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Michael,

I'm definitely aware of the wiki (and have a link to it on my vlog history
resource page I put up).

This is a great resource and it was one of the things that motivated me to
finally start this project.

I have contributed stuff to the wiki already, will continue to contribute,
and plan to study this wiki a lot as part of the project.

If anyone does make a video about their own history, of course, it would be
great to include it in this wiki.

Thanks for the reminder and for setting this up.

.. Richard

On 7/9/07, Michael Verdi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hey Richard and everyone else,
 I'd love it if you also contributed any videoblog history stuff at
 http://vlogumentary.pbwiki.com
 Thanks,
 Verdi


 On 7/9/07, Richard (Show) Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]richard%40richardshow.org
 wrote:
  I submitted a proposal to the Association for Internet Researchers
  conference called A Brief History of the Video Blog.
 
  The conference is in October in Vancouver.
 
  I submitted it to a category on aesthetic/creative presentations, and
 it
  was accepted.
 
  I have submitted a zillion papers to conferences and presented them over
 the
  years, since that's something that professors at research universities
 do,
  but I've never submitted anything in a category like that, nor have I
 even
  been at many conferences where such a category existed, so I pretty much
  have no idea what I'm doing, though I'm having fun.
 
  In any case, the project is to cover the video blog community, as
  represented by the yahoo group, within the context of my own experience
  through: a) a Video Blog (oddly enough :); b) A short documentary; and
 c) A
  short summary presentation at the conference.
 
  Anyway, I created the first video of the proposed vlog.
 
  The post is available here:
 
  http://richardshow.org/show/2007/07/09/vlog-history-1-changed-my-life/
 
  I am posting all these to the Richard Show under a vlog history
 category, so
  you can find all videos here:
 
  http://richardshow.org/show/category/vloghistory
 
  Also, I posted my proposal, link to the vlog, and link to a resource
 page
  I'm starting, here
 
  http://richardshow.org/show/vloghistory
 
  (I even registered vloghistory.org, that points to that page).
 
  I will include a few interviews that I did over a year ago at
 vloggercon,
  which I'm finally editing, brief snippets are included in this first
 video.
 
  I would also love to hear your personal vlog history in the form of a
 video,
  and would do my best to include parts of the video in my project.
 
  So, if you do make a video that discusses your own history with vlogging
  and/or your thoughts on vlogging history in general and/or anything you
  think might be related, please email me and tell me where the video is
  available. (If you have a high resolution/uncompresed version it would
 be
  particularly cool for me to use in creating videos).
 
  Best Regards ... Richard
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: The History of What My Dog Can't Hear

2007-07-04 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Ok, I'm not sure how this has changed since Maureen and I were playing music
and recording.

Anyway, we recorded one cover song on a CD we made - writer was ASCP or BMI,
don't remember which - and the way it worked was that for every CD we sold
we were to pay him 9 cents or something like that (this was early 90s).

So, if that is the royalties you refer to, at least in our case, seemed
pretty reasonable.

I'm not sure how universal this was or what, but we got the info from the
song writer himself and from a lot of other singer song writers we knew at
the time, so that was our source for information on what to do - no one
official.

Now we give away the one CD we recorded for free and all the songs can be
downloaded for free at blisshippy.com (not a big deal, and not trying to
promote our music - there a zillions of much more talented artists on pod
safe music - archive.org live archives - etc. - where you can get songs to
play for free with your vlogs).

But the point with the free part, is I would logically deduce that when we
give a cover song away - one we perform, ourselves - we don't have to pay
any royalties.

So, if I want to have a certain popular song as background, and I'm a
musician with the ability to play that song myself, I can use it without
worrying so long as I don't make money off of the song/video. Now, if I do
make money, not sure what would be equivalent to one CD sold, so, not sure
how royalty would work.

I would love to hear comments from someone with more expertise on the
legalities of using a copy righted cover song that I perform myself in a
situation where I'm not making money, and I'm distributing widely - is that
legal to do without paying royalties?

... Richard

On 7/4/07, Adam Jochum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   In a live perfomance, the venue pays for the privilege of allowing the
 musician to perform copyrighted material via ASCAP and BMI
 'membership'. If a recording is made, the musician pays for the
 privilege of distributing the copyrighted material. Some friends of
 mine in a band who released a live recording are continuously
 grumbling about the royalties on the 'covers' they played in that show.

 Adam Jochum
 cafn8ed.tv

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 missbhavens1969

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Well, I was under the impression that musicians/bands covering a tune
  for a recording would certainly need permission on the assumption that
  money would be made from the sale of the album.
 
  But every band in every live concert I've ever seen has done at least
  one cover (always my favorite part of a show...you can't judge a book by
  it's cover but you CAN judge a band by it's covers) and I can't imagine
  they sought permission first.
 
  Oh well. There must be some sort of if you're already famous you can do
  a cover of my famous song clause.
 
  In the meanwhile, I'm going to brush up on my piano skills. I've always
  wanted to use Song for a Future Generation by the B-52s. Perhaps I'll
  cover that.
 
  bekah
 
  ps: David, my fiancee informs me that we no longer say bastard
  red-headed step children. The more accepted term is Gingers.
 
  ; )
  --
  http://www.missbhavens.com
 
 
  --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 David Howell taoofdavid@
  wrote:
  
   Interesting.
  
   So, all musicians or bands covering a tune must get permission first
   or pay fees? Does that include if they cover a song in an encore or
   something too?
  
   Adam's music might have to become my bastard red-haired step children
   then.
  
   David
   http://www.davidhowellstudios.com
  
   --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
   solitude@ wrote:
   
Beware though that the US court system do not agree with the dog
   essay.
Adam did not write most of those songs and thus you will also need
  to
secure permission from the composer (or pay ASCAP fees or whatever
  the
procedure is for the kind of work you want to make).
   
Longer reply coming in a day or two when I've had time  energy to
   wade
through the rhetoric analogies in that essay.
   
- Andreas
   
Den 02.07.2007 kl. 20:49 skrev David Howell taoofdavid@:
   
 Excellent. Much appreciated.

 I'll care for them and treat them as though they were made of the
 finest crystal. Maybe, on a hot summer evening, I might just call
  one
 of them Fred.

 David
 http://www.davidhowellstudios.com

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.comvideoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Adam Quirk, Wreck 
  Salvage
 quirk@ wrote:

 Free as in liberty and the natural state of man, not price. They
 actually
 cost $4.30 each.

 Them's just jokes. Use em as you see fit. I'd be honored to hear
   them in
 your video, and those songs aren't mine to sell.

 On 7/2/07, David Howell taoofdavid@ wrote:

Re: [videoblogging] The FTC sucks...

2007-06-27 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

The latter group wants the option of charging customers more for
transmitting certain content, including live
video, faster or more reliably than other data.

... this is NOT what net-neutrality is - and this is a big misconception in
how it is often presented - as specified in, for example, the Markey
ammendment in the house ... net neutrality is NOT that you can't treat data
differently based on data TYPE, rather you can non treat data differently
based on the data SOURCE ... so, it's perfectly reasonable, based on these
proposed net neutrality laws, to treat video and text differently within the
network, for example; but it is not reasonable to treat video from the
Richard Show differently from ATT's TV channel ... the problem with the
latter in terms of the negative impact on start ups, creativity,
competition, and innovation in general is pretty self-evident to me

... as for how it would benefit consumers for ATT, Sprint, or whoever, to
determine whose content will be easy to access vs. whose will not ... and
their decisions are all based on income to the company ... how's that going
to help the consumer?

... definitely will NOT help anyone interested in independent/grass roots
media

... I'm with you Heath on that, for sure ... Richard

On 6/27/07, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Like anyone here on this group didn't know this but look at the last
 line from this article

 WASHINGTON - The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday urged
 policymakers to proceed cautiously on any regulation of high-speed
 Internet traffic.

 The agency issued a report addressing the controversial subject of
 network neutrality, which is the notion that all online traffic
 should be treated equally by Internet service providers.

 The issue pits consumer groups and content providers such as Google
 Inc. against large telecommunications companies, such as ATT Inc.
 and Comcast Corp. The latter group wants the option of charging
 customers more for transmitting certain content, including live
 video, faster or more reliably than other data.

 FTC Chairwoman Deborah Platt Majoras said that without evidence
 of market failure or demonstrated consumer harm, policy makers
 should be particularly hesitant to enact new regulation in this
 area. The Federal Communications Commission and Department of
 Justice have jurisdiction over high-speed Internet access, while
 Congress has considered legislation that would mandate network
 neutrality.

 The agency also said that certain practices that would discriminate
 among Internet traffic, such as prioritizing some data or providing
 exclusive deals to content providers, can benefit consumers.

 can benefit consumers.my a$$.

 Heath
 http://batmangeek.com
 http://aroundcincinnati.net

  




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Re: [videoblogging] Suggestions of Citizen Journalism Vlogs??

2007-06-26 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Brian,

I'd also suggest Josh Leo's Wandering West Michigan (
wanderingwestmichigan.com)

Definitely fits your criteria, and a favorite of mine.

... Richard

On 6/26/07, brian conley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi all,

 So I'm going to be speaking at Web Video Summit on a panel moderated by JD
 Lasica, and I have been trying to come up with a more comprehensive list of
 citizen journalism vlogs.

 I have been having some trouble with this, and I'm wondering if anyone out
 there can suggest some cj vlogs they like, or where I might find a
 comprehensive list?

 Here are some of the ones I've come up with:

 My Urban Report
 LiveBait
 BuzzMachine
 Minnesota Stories
 Swajana
 Cooking Up a Story
 Political Lunch
 American Microphone
 Verge New Media
 GEtv
 Alive in Baghdad
 Alive in Mexico

 Thanks in advance!

 Brian
 PS I don't know if there is a strict definition of Citizen Journalism.
 I'm taking it as anything focusing on reporting stories of real events/real
 people, whether in a news or documentary or other format.

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Re: [videoblogging] Political video bloggers

2007-06-26 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Here's a couple I did:

Dennis Kucinich meets Josh Wolf's Mom
http://richardshow.org/show/2007/01/21/dennis-kucinich-meets-josh-wolfs-mom/

and

A letter from our representative on net neutrality

http://richardshow.org/show/2006/08/21/a-letter-from-our-representative-on-net-neutrality/


... Richard

On 6/26/07, mediamogirl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hey all...I am looking for links to great political videos and
 videobloggers to feature on my vlog and also for a MSM project I'm
 working on. I am producing some myself and interested in linking up
 with other creators who are doing satirical work/parodies and
 opinion/commentary. I have found many on my own, but know that there
 are probably a lot of great videos out there that I'm missing.
 Thoughts?

  




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Re: [videoblogging] Suggestions of Citizen Journalism Vlogs??

2007-06-26 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

On 6/26/07, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Well if you're going to be that way about it Richard, I'd have to say
 that you and Maureen have had some pretty great CJ posts too

 i like the inspiredHealing.tv vids in particular

 http://richardshow.org/show/

 markus

 p.s. hey, is that one of them new show-in-a-box vlogsplosin themes?
 very cool











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Second, the inspired healing theme is indeed the wonderful vlog splosion
theme from Rudy  Verdi, but, alas, I have not attempted any upgrade to the
new and improved show in a box that Enric and others have/are creating ...
I'm chicken ... and I needed to wait until Ryanne did all the testing of the
automatic upgrade, and I think they may have it almost correct :)

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Greetings. Brand new member here. Author of Shadow World

2007-06-15 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

David,

Is there an rss feed where I could subscribe to your vlog?

I didn't see it on the web site.

... Richard

On 6/14/07, david_s_kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi Andrew,
 thanks for looking and for your kind words. as for my compression, I
 pretty much followed the freevlog tutorial on making h.264 mov files
 completely, with a couple of changes just based on the fact that i
 like things big and beautiful. my videos are 520x390. i set the kb/s
 to 750, 30fps. mono audio AAC, 92kbps.
 I do occasionally make still frames from the video but very often what
 looks like a still is actually just video of nothing moving with the
 camera on a tripod. for me at least, there is a significant, if only
 subconscious difference.

 david kessler
 http://undertheel.blogspot.com

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Andrew Darlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hi David:
 
  Your work is absolutely poetic. Mixing stills and video really adds
  to the drama in my opinion. The quality of the video is also excellent.
 
  The audio track is exceptional and gives the pieces added strength.
  The intro is also beautifully done. I also experienced no skipping at
  all when playing them back, which happens with some other sites. Can
  you describe the compression you used to create the .mov files?
 
  All the best,
 
  Andrew Darlow
 
  ---
  Andrew Darlow
  Editor, The Imaging Buffet
  http://www.imagingbuffet.com
  Chief Cook: http://www.bigdiner.com
 
 
 
  On Jun 14, 2007, at 11:21 AM, david_s_kessler wrote:
 
   Hi video bloggers. I was introduced to your group only yesterday and
   already i see how great it is!
   a number of people here have already gone to my video blog project and
   have left some incredible comments. Thank you.
  
   I am a fine artist, originally a painter, who has found new
   inspiration in experimental and documentary film making. Since
   January I have been working on a documentary video project that has
   taken the form of a vlog and I am allowing this awesome medium to help
   shape the process and the outcome.
  
   My video blog is a somewhat abstracted, meditative and intimate study
   of the people and the area of Philadelphia under the EL tracks where I
   currently live.
  
   I'm excited to be part of your community
  
   -David Kessler
  
   http://undertheel.blogspot.com
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Video Blog Wikipedia Entry

2007-05-04 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

On 5/3/07, Patrick Delongchamp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I know that sources that require subscriptions are heavily discouraged.
 I've never looked up student newspapers though. I'd say there's a good
 chance they're ok. You should check it out.





... does this mean The Journal of Experimental Psychology or Science or
the New England Journal of Medicine are discouraged a reliable sources?
(Since they require a subscription?)

... just trying to understand

... Richard

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Re: [videoblogging] Put up or shut up

2007-05-04 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Ok, for the record, if the article you refer to is in a peer-reviewed
jornal, it's gone through at least as much serious scrutiny as anything
published in a book or via a traditional news media source

In fact, in a serious journal, if I try using  a magazine/news article as a
reference, it would not be acceptable.

... Richard

p.s. I'm not saying I agree with the whole definition of reliable article
in wikipedia, or that the academic peer-review process is the best as far as
truth goes, but, I will say academics have been having this debate for a
long time and, as a result - via the peer review process - they have, by
far, the most brutal (tedious, time consuming) process of verification and
cross verification of any sort if informational outlet, but, lord help us if
we're stuck with that :)

On 5/3/07, trine bjørkmann berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   i dont know if it's helpful, but I've added my short article on david
 cameron's videoblog to the wikipedia article. (under all the book
 entries) - i realise it's not on par with the books in terms of
 citeability, but it's academic and published in a journal.

 cheers
 Trine


 On 5/3/07, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] jay.dedman%40gmail.com
 wrote:
 
 
 
 
 
 
  Okayif you care about the wikipedia article on Videoblogging, lets
  take all the conversation to that site. Ive jumped in here:
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Video_blog#Removed_section:_Dispute_over_terminology
 
  Pdelongchamp, since you seem to have a vision for this page, maybe
  you can share with us where you want this go. Or are you just being a
  referee as people make contributions? It'll help me understand exactly
  what role you are playing in this process. I am assuming good faith,
  but it's unclear to me where you're mind is at. What is Videoblogging
  to you? With all the articles and books listed so far, it's difficult
  to say that it's not a significant artform. I think it would help if
  we could all agree on the major areas we want to cover.
 
  Let's document the discussion/writing over there so its official.
  To be honest, I read wikipedia all the time, but have never
  contributed to an article. So it'll be new to me.
 
  Patrick, I'm going to take you at your word that you're working in good
  faith.
  let's start building.
  there are so many mainstream articles, books, and scholarly reports to
  pull from.
 
  Jay
 
  --
  Here I am
  http://jaydedman.com
 
  Check out the latest project:
  http://pixelodeonfest.com/
  Webvideo festival this June
 

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: Vloggercon 2007

2007-04-25 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

http://montreal.missouri.com/

On 4/25/07, Tom Gosse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Is there any other?

 _

 From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com[mailto:
 videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com]
 On Behalf Of wallythewonderdog
 Sent: Wednesday, 25 April, 2007 11:49 AM
 To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com
 Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Vloggercon 2007

 Yeah, I vote for Montreal.
 You are talking about the one in Canada, right?


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Re: [videoblogging] what happens when cops are wrong

2007-04-10 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

No pants story ... Sad, but funny

You've got a group adding a few smiles to everyone's day.

Then the police arrive and disrupt the subway, clog things up, and,
generally exhibit disorderly conduct.

... the irony is overwhelming

... police spending their time in major metropolitan cities arresting people
for writing with chalk on the side walk and walking around in boxer shorts
... tax dollars at work

... in contrast, this past weekend I was on a float trip on the Jacks Fork
river in the Ozarks, camping in am isolated spot on the river in the middle
of no where with friends, and a highway patrolmen shows up.

It turns out that the highway patrolmen had hiked two miles from the nearest
point where a car could get to, in order to let one of my friends know that
his daughter had been in an accident.

My friend and the highway patrol guy then canoed down stream to that same
place and the highway patrolman gave him a ride to his car and arranged for
the canoe to be picked up.

This was really beyond the call of duty, something most anyone would gladly
pay tax dollars for - and, when it happened I vowed I wouldn't spend all my
time just talking about bad stuff cops do, so, anyway, there you have it.

... Richard

On 4/9/07, JOHNNIE WARNER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   ..something I felt like sharing - kinda made me wanna say h.

 Its been plenty of times that have been shared over the web when
 people are mistreated or mishandled by the cops or other forms of
 authority. This youtube clip in particular just shows how backwards
 and corrupt some of OUR law enforcement agencies are and where their
 real priorities are. Although this may be comical in it s
 deliverance of the prank - i don't think it deserved the end result.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7snbtwG5wcmode=relatedsearch=

 http://www.oneinthehand.blogspot.com
 The only Treo Training Video Cast in the World

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Re: [videoblogging] what happens when cops are wrong

2007-04-10 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

thanks Rupert ... for the record, my friend's daughter is ok ... she was bit
by a dog and she's very young, but they did a skin graft and it appears it's
going to turn out pretty well considering ... Richard

On 4/10/07, Rupert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   That's amazing.
 What a guy.
 I was on a bit of a rant, because I feel that too often humanity,
 moderation and common sense is lost in bureaucracy, crowd behavior
 and politics.
 But you're right - well posted.
 I hope your friend's daughter is okay.


 On 10 Apr 2007, at 15:08, Richard (Show) Hall wrote:

 No pants story ... Sad, but funny

 You've got a group adding a few smiles to everyone's day.

 Then the police arrive and disrupt the subway, clog things up, and,
 generally exhibit disorderly conduct.

 ... the irony is overwhelming

 ... police spending their time in major metropolitan cities arresting
 people
 for writing with chalk on the side walk and walking around in boxer
 shorts
 ... tax dollars at work

 ... in contrast, this past weekend I was on a float trip on the Jacks
 Fork
 river in the Ozarks, camping in am isolated spot on the river in the
 middle
 of no where with friends, and a highway patrolmen shows up.

 It turns out that the highway patrolmen had hiked two miles from the
 nearest
 point where a car could get to, in order to let one of my friends
 know that
 his daughter had been in an accident.

 My friend and the highway patrol guy then canoed down stream to that
 same
 place and the highway patrolman gave him a ride to his car and
 arranged for
 the canoe to be picked up.

 This was really beyond the call of duty, something most anyone would
 gladly
 pay tax dollars for - and, when it happened I vowed I wouldn't spend
 all my
 time just talking about bad stuff cops do, so, anyway, there you have
 it.

 ... Richard

 On 4/9/07, JOHNNIE WARNER [EMAIL PROTECTED]johnnie.warner%40gmail.com
 wrote:
 
  ..something I felt like sharing - kinda made me wanna say h.
 
  Its been plenty of times that have been shared over the web when
  people are mistreated or mishandled by the cops or other forms of
  authority. This youtube clip in particular just shows how backwards
  and corrupt some of OUR law enforcement agencies are and where their
  real priorities are. Although this may be comical in it s
  deliverance of the prank - i don't think it deserved the end result.
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7snbtwG5wcmode=relatedsearch=
 
  http://www.oneinthehand.blogspot.com
  The only Treo Training Video Cast in the World
 
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Re: [videoblogging] My videoblogging roots and today's NYTimes article

2007-03-26 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Josh,

You damn chalk terrorist. How do we know that white substance wasn't some
sort of poison or bomb material?

Ok, honestly, this is amazing, I watched the footage and got the gist of the
article.

I would feel pretty weird about this, if I were you and, in fact, I feel
pretty weird about it and I'm me.

The positive side is that you do have so much on record, and it's definately
a wake up call (in a series of recent wake up calls, including Josh Wolf)
for all of us.

... Richard

On 25 Mar 2007 10:06:10 -0700, Joshua Kinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Today, I'm unsure how to react to this news -- having your person,
property and rights violated is an unsettling experience. Would
definitely like to hear your thoughts on this as I'm processing the
information.

On Friday morning, I was informed by a NYTimes reporter that recent
documents uncovered just how far the NYPD went to suppress Free Speech
-- mine and others -- at the Republican Convention in 2004. Here's
what the NYTimes reported in the Sunday edition:

City Police Spied Broadly Before G.O.P. Convention

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/25/nyregion/25infiltrate.html?ex=1332561600en=3af0cd0ac568e430ei=5124partner=permalinkexprod=permalink

Bikes Against Bush http://www.bikesagainstbush.com was my graduate
thesis project, a combination of mechanical engineering, WiFi,
interactive mobile messaging, and videoblogging. It was featured in
Popular Science magazine for the engineering design of the bicycle
that printed chalk text messages sent through SMS and from my website
onto streets and sidewalks in NYC.

Apparently, the NYPD considered this project to be a threat and was
determined to shut it down. They had a copy of the Popular Science
article in a file along with 4 pages of notes as to why my project was
a threat. This led to my bizarre arrest, which happened on national
television while I was being interviewed by Ron Reagan on MSNBC's
Hardball.

I was arrested with no crime being committed. Just simply plucked from
the street, jailed for 24 hours, and my computer, cell phone and
bicycle confiscated and held for over a year (the bicycle was never
returned). The fake charges against me were dropped 6 months later.

The NYTimes article confirms what I had long suspected -- that the
NYPD was unlawfully conducting surveillance of artists, activists, and
others seeking to exercise free speech at the RNC convention in 2004.

Here are the videos:

The Bike Project
http://www.bikesagainstbush.com/blog/iloveny.mov

The Arrest -- Street Footage
http://www.bikesagainstbush.com/blog/bikesarrest.mov

MSNBC Interview
http://www.bikesagainstbush.com/blog/msnbc_8-29-2004_med1.mov

BikesAgainstBush was important because it was one of the earliest
demonstrations of the power of the blogosphere to distribute video --
the raw street-footage of the arrest circulated around the blogosphere
and was viewed by millions of people both before and after the edited
version aired on MSNBC's Hardball.

Immediately after this project, I began working on software to
distribute video via RSS. I met Jay Dedman around this time in NYC,
and we began working together. This became ANT (ANT's Not Television)
and later FireAnt http://FireAnt.tv.

I wanted to share my thoughts here, in the videoblogging community, as
I'm reflecting today on the state of media, how far we've come and the
work that remains...

Best,
Josh

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Re: [videoblogging] Research into Videoblogging and Videoblogs - call for help

2007-03-24 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Trine,

I'd be happy to help.

... Richard

On 22 Mar 2007 09:59:38 -0700, trine bjørkmann berry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

   Hello,

 Some of you might know (of) me already, but for those of you who
 don't, I am a researcher in Media  Film at the University of Sussex,
 UK, and am currently writing my thesis on Videoblogging.

 Part of my study is conducting interviews with videobloggers, and I am
 currently looking for volunteers. I'd be really grateful if you would
 spare a little of your time to tell me about your site. If you agree
 to help, I'll mail you a few questions off list. Your answers can be
 as long or short as you like. You could really help me by spending as
 little as 10 minutes telling me about your experiences. In anything I
 use from what you say, I will make sure that no clues are given to
 your identity.

 I hope you will help. Sorry to have wasted your time if you're not
 interested.

 Many thanks

 Trine B Berry

 Doctoral Candidate
 Department of Media  Film
 University of Sussex

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] tbb20%40sussex.ac.uk

 http://www.sussex.ac.uk/mediastudies/profile185401.html
  




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Re: [videoblogging] Local TV Covers my Vlog

2007-03-24 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

Bill,

This is really a nice news piece.

Congratulations, and good luck with your bungalow

... Richard

On 23 Mar 2007 05:02:47 -0700, Bill Streeter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Our local Fox afiliate did a story about my vlog and vlogging in
 general last night. It's online now you can see it here:
 http://tinyurl.com/yvwjhw

 Bill Streeter
 LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
 www.lofistl.com
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Re: [videoblogging] new vlog: Dirty Diaper Diaries

2007-03-18 Thread Richard (Show) Hall

cool ... just subscribed .. feedback to come ... Richard

On 3/17/07, Andy Carvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi everyone,

 Some of you may have heard that my wife Susanne and I
 have been putting together a new video blog about all
 the things we're learning as first-time parents. We're
 now ready to show off some of the first pilot videos.
 The vlog is called Dirty Diaper Diaries, and Susanne
 has produced three videos so far.

 http://www.dirtydiaperdiaries.com

 The production values still need improvement, and
 we're planning to buy some new equipment to help out
 on that front, particularly regarding the audio. So
 for now, we're interested in getting feedback on the
 overall premise and the topics. Along with an intro
 video, we've got pieces on how to pack a diaperbag and
 how to breastfeed in public. Soon we'll have videos
 about air travel with infants, baby-proofing your
 home, and other topics; I may also do a video for new
 dads about how to change a diaper. Looking forward to
 that one. :-/

 We're also hoping to set up a video comments system,
 so people can reply with video clips as well as text.
 We've already played around with vlip, flikzor,
 magnify.net and a few other tools that provide video
 comments. If anyone has suggestions of other tools for
 doing this, please let me know.

 thanks,
 andy

 
 Andy Carvin
 andycarvin at yahoo com
 www.andycarvin.com
 www.pbs.org/learningnow
 
  




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[videoblogging] twitter question

How do I find profiles of people already in twitter so I can add them?

... Richard (twitter wannabe)

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[videoblogging] I figured it out

never mind my question about twitter ... I figured it out ... go back and
play quietly among your selves ...

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Re: [videoblogging] twitter question

thanks Robert ... I figured that out right after writing ... the search box
is way too difficult to find and not included in the faq under how to add
people already in twitter ... bad design, in my humble opinion

... Richard (no user error) Hall

On 17 Mar 2007 11:54:29 -0700, Robert Scoble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

   You can search for them, if you know their names. Or you can just visit
 someone with lots of Twitter profiles and add those. Mine is at
 http://www.twitter.com/scobleizer

 Robert

 _

 From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com[mailto:
 videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com]
 On Behalf Of Richard (Show) Hall
 Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 10:59 AM
 To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com
 Subject: [videoblogging] twitter question

 How do I find profiles of people already in twitter so I can add them?

 .. Richard (twitter wannabe)

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Re: [videoblogging] Re: twitter question

David,

Right about importance of design.

Try setting up a my space page, and that will prove your point a lot
stronger than twitter.

It certainly appears to be what the site does, not how well the interface
facilitates it.

... Richard

On 17 Mar 2007 13:01:33 -0700, David Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I agree. The Twitter site design is horrible. With it's popularity
 though, it kinda maybe sorta says that site design might not be as
 important as has always been preached.

 I am kinda feeling like it is the biggest IRC channel ever. Everyone
 in the same channel watching everyone and able to interact with anyone.

 David
 http://www.davidhowellstudios.com

 --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com,
 Richard (Show) Hall
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  thanks Robert ... I figured that out right after writing ... the
 search box
  is way too difficult to find and not included in the faq under how
 to add
  people already in twitter ... bad design, in my humble opinion
 
  ... Richard (no user error) Hall
 
  On 17 Mar 2007 11:54:29 -0700, Robert Scoble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
  
   You can search for them, if you know their names. Or you can
 just visit
   someone with lots of Twitter profiles and add those. Mine is at
   http://www.twitter.com/scobleizer
  
   Robert
  
   _
  
   From: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com videoblogging%40yahoogroups.com
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   Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 10:59 AM
   To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com 
   videoblogging%40yahoogroups.comvideoblogging%40yahoogroups.com
   Subject: [videoblogging] twitter question
  
   How do I find profiles of people already in twitter so I can add them?
  
   .. Richard (twitter wannabe)
  
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