Re: [videoblogging] tuaw

[Pete Prodoehl]

Jay dedman wrote:

> I have a question:
> why arent all blogging platforms publishing RSS 2.0 feeds with enclosures?
> Typepad just enabled the option but you must use their irrelevent
> "podcast" badge that is hardcoded.

Because visionary folks, and those creating the tools aren't always the 
same group of people...?

Pete

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Re: [videoblogging] tuaw

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 05:33:26 +0100, andrew michael baron  
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> I feel like he asked more in depth questions than most people. In
> reading back over it, I really like what was discussed in this one.
> While I doubt anyone would agree with everything (or anything) I was
> saying, I wonder what your answer would be to this question C.K.
> asked: "If you were Apple and your business model shifted where you
> really wanted to invest in promoting the video blogging community,
> how would you go about doing so?"

I agree with most of what you were saying, but that might a talk for a  
different day. :o)

If Apple wanted to promote video blogging (and not IPTV, video podcasts or  
what have you) they should invest in making production easier. Wiring  
iMovie for publishing to weblogs like Jay mentions. Making sure it's  
easier to use footage from any kind of digital camera (don't know if they  
already have this) and so on. And of course providing more intuitive tools  
for adding stuff like simple links in movies. ;o)

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Re: [videoblogging] tuaw

[Jay dedman]

>"If you were Apple and your business model shifted where you really
wanted to invest in >promoting the video blogging community, how would
you go about doing so?"

Id rephrase the question to "How can Apple help promote videoblogging?".
i dont think Apple needs to change its business model.

in thelate 90's, I became a mac user becasue of their great video
editing programs.
iMovie and FCP were the best tools for amateurs to get started making video.
since then, they have always pushed this idea of personal creation-publishing.
shoot---edit--burn to DVD.

why doesnt apple add the next step?
shoot--edit--publish a videoblog with a feed.

I know Adrian Miles is attempting to create a hack out of iMovie that
will post to your blog automatically our of iMovie. Apple should be
the ones doing this.

I think that Apple as well as any other company could help educate
people on the idea of finding feeds and subscribing to them.
you know, the whole web 2.0 meme.
make the web come to you.
im amazed at how few people still understand this concept.

I have a question:
why arent all blogging platforms publishing RSS 2.0 feeds with enclosures?
Typepad just enabled the option but you must use their irrelevent
"podcast" badge that is hardcoded.

Jay


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