video. I mean to watch video on it. Comedy Central for example
publishes 3-6 new videos a week on their "channel" on the sprint
network for people to watch - on the subway, waiting for a bus
whatever. It really opened my eyes. Heck, they even pay you for
existing content (not much, but still it's non-exclusive license), and
are even putting development money towards series. Recently I also
read about a tv show in Singapore which was going to launch on cell
phones. The first 30 minutes ( split up into 10 segments) was going
to premiere on the phones and then move to teevee.
Perhaps we should be in talks with the cell phone people to see about
getting an independant vlogger 'channel'?
The phones are still $$, $500+ or something?
> unless theres someting i dont know...the video cellphjones in the US
> are clunky and expensive.
> i think its not easy to send video to a blog.
> my friend shawn wrote his own hack to do it:
> http://mobvcasting.com
>
> and everyone says that video phones in europe and japan is out of
control.
> i just dont see it on the web.
> is it just person to person?
>
> jay
>
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