People think YouTube because that is what the MSM and companies are
feeding them. Look at Apple, they promote YouTube on the Apple TV,
on the Iphone, etc. TV shows now are referring to YouTube, and there
is that whole Google buying them for over a billion dollarsso of
course when regular
I don't know when I think of Vcast I think of verizon and their
service not nessicary video podcasting or vlogging or videocast.
Heath
http://batmngeek.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, P. Dilly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
you are correct, a video blog sounds more like a genre of video
I agree, I also think of Verizon when I think of Vcast. I was just saying
that the term Vidcast would be probably understood easily, and that the term
Vcast is partially why.
On 11/1/07, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know when I think of Vcast I think of verizon and their
service
Apple only included YouTube into their applications because YouTube is the
largest video
site on the planet. They arent stupid. They know where the people go.
I put my videos up on YouTube over a year ago. Currently I get more than a 100
times the
views on my own site over YouTube. Why is
Video blog would seem like the obvious term of choice especially since
it is become more popular among the masses and new people are
launching video blogs every day. I would venture to guess that the
main reason why this term is so popular is because the two terms blog
and vlog resemble one
You realize that Verizon only does business in the USA. Thus Vcast (and by
association vidcast) is American-centric in the most extreme degree.
- Andreas
Den 01.11.2007 kl. 11:12 skrev P. Dilly [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I agree, I also think of Verizon when I think of Vcast. I was just saying
that
I guess then it all comes down to what Rupert said, how do we show or
promote or make the MSM notice the other video sites? YouTube is
not for everyone, it's certainly not for me or for most of the people
I like to watch and interact with. Jay and I had an interesting
discussion on YouTube
When I am explaining mefeedia to people, they don't really get it when
i explain it terms of video blogs or vlogs. They DO understand it
when i explained it as like YouTube, but much more focused on indie
content creators - user-generated, semi-professional, and professional
content. Then, there
RSS as a term isn't used in mainstream, but it has become a standard
backend mechanism to share information and media. A good analogy:
people used to have to use the http when letting someone know about
your website - now, it is has become a standard protocol that is just
used. RSS has been
Hi everyone:
On 11/1/07, David Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just recently the local news here did a report of people from Minneapolis
that are getting
famous on YT. So sad when there are so many independent people here making
online
media that were completely passed on by. I bitched
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