Heather Green has written about Videoblogs before. I like that she's
continued on the beat.
-Josh
I think it's great that she's continuing to write about videoblogs...
and I also think it's hilarious that she hasn't learned anything new
since the last time she wrote about videoblogging!
Thats funny that you would say that she hasnt learned anything new.
You must not have been reading her blog or her other stories that she writes
for BUSINESS
week.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ms. Kitka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heather Green has written about Videoblogs before. I
Though they don't give it a link, them lunkheads.
And they don't mention that the endeavor is a viral meme of creativity that
many people
helped to create.
And that Erik of Bottomunion created it!
It's not your average show by a long shot. Carp Caviar has more to do with
audience/
creator
The writer asked people to submit their favorite vlogs in the comments
of her blog a couple of weeks ago... this is how she found Carp
Caviar, Tiki Bar TV, etc. I guess since Tiki Bar was the focus of the
article, Carp Caviar had to take a back seat. Besides, the article
was more focused towards
Devlon wrote:
I know this discussion/rant comes up everytime this type of article
comes out, but what is it going to take to get plain ole joe-schmo
videoblogs to get a mention?
The show ones are cool, don't get me wrong. Kitka, Tiki bar, they are
my faves, but I love seeing the odd ball
Congrats on the press :)
That's closer to what I like hearing about (I won't get into the
church part of it)
Thanks Pete.
On 1/23/06, Pete Prodoehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Devlon wrote:
I know this discussion/rant comes up everytime this type of article
comes out, but what is it going
I gave the author of the article, Heather Green, a bunch of links to
all kinds of vlogs and she thanked me and said they were fascinating.
They didn't make it into her article though.
I guess, since it's Business Week, the bias is toward vlogs w/major
viewership. Big viewership=more $potential.
Yeah, I've done the same on the two occasions I've had the chance, but same results.On 1/23/06, jonny goldstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I gave the author of the article, Heather Green, a bunch of links to
all kinds of vlogs and she thanked me and said they were fascinating.
They didn't
Heather Green has written about Videoblogs before. I like that she's
continued on the beat.
-Josh
On 1/23/06, jonny goldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I gave the author of the article, Heather Green, a bunch of links to
all kinds of vlogs and she thanked me and said they were fascinating.
@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 1:47
AM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: business
week article
I followed your lead 2.5 hours later and they published all
1000 characters - the limit. Nobody posted today. Surprising.--
Taylor Barcroft, New Media Publisher, Editor
we are referring to this article:
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/05_36/
b3949087_mz063.htm
My 1000 characters are obvious at the bottom, second in comments.
Nickname: FutureMedia
--
Taylor Barcroft, New Media Publisher, Editor-In-Chief, Vidcaster
Santa Cruz CA, Beach of the
2005 6:19
PM
Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: business
week article
we are referring to this article: http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/05_36/
b3949087_mz063.htm My 1000 characters are obvious at the
bottom, second in comments. Nickname: FutureMedia-- Taylor
Barcroft,
All my news group mail goes to my Kunga address. It's my Buddhist
refuge name. Means All Joy. But i do not using it professionally at
all. That is you won't see it anywhere but here including not in my
sig. Even in the Flash meetings I now go by Taylor. I don't want to
create confusion in
Taylor, the email address you use for the yahoo group says your name
is Kunga - see below. You should change that too.
Mine used to say Michael Verdi but since there are so many Michaels
I changed it to Verdi which people call me all the time for some
reason.
--
Verdi
URL:
I am unclear how much we
are allowed to express personal feelings in this space.
Of course you are allowed to express personal feelings here. We try to
be a friendly group, after all ;)
Peter
Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ~--
Fair play? Video games
Great stuff, Im not sick of it at all, and there always seems to be
some new numbers or news thrown in to fascinate me.
Wahey subscriptions for extra content, groovy, is there any chance
this might incorrporate my requests to pay for a higher resolution
rocketboom? Did I hear someone say
The idea is basically this:
1. Rocketboom.com will always be free. No matter what changes in the
world or in the future. Amanda and I have decided this a long time
ago and still feel most strongly about this #1 principle.
2. Hopefully we can stay away from ads and pay for it by licensing it
I don't see a red flag, but I do see some possible short term growth
pains. Even with the technology side covered as you speak of, it
won't be an easy road. But, if you plan your @ss off, like it seems
you are doing, then it will be that much easier to get over this
short term growth hump.
cketboom's popularity also shows that there is a
very real and growing audience for vlogs with consistent quality and
theme.
- Original Message -
From:
Steve
Watkins
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 2:00
PM
Subject: [videoblogging] Re
That was extremely generous of you to share with us Andrew. You are
very well grounded.
Anyone have some links on the implementation of #5?
Get a torrent, give them clients, tell them to d/l at THE SAME TIME!
Its built in to
the technology already to some degree, people dont need to do
I find myself near crying a lot about what is happening here. Is that
too personal a comment to make on this list? I am unclear how much we
are allowed to express personal feelings in this space.
I think you all are creating an entirely new medium out of the parts
of the past combined with
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