What are the odds?! I just logged into my email account to post a question about Veoh, hopefully you can help.
I turned on the feature that allows Veoh to collect videos from my RSS feed and post them, and I want to turn it off. I have emailed support several times without receiving a reply, combed the FAQ and user panel, and I can't figure out how to get Veoh to *stop* collecting my videos. Thanks, Nox On 12/4/06, viraltheshow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey all! I'm new to the Yahoo Videoblogging Group- just found out > about it a few weeks ago such a great resource! I've seen several > posts recently about Veoh Networks and, since I work for the company, > I thought I'd give you an inside look at who we are and what we're > trying to accomplish. > > First- just a little bit about myself. I don't come from a corporate > background; my background is in television news. I left that business > because it lacked the creative freedom I needed. About a year ago I > started doing independent projects where I had complete control of the > content and production quality. Then, this past summer, I discovered > videoblogging. This literally changed everything for me. Finally, a > way for creators to show their projects as they originally intended- > without editors or news directors getting in the way! I was instantly > hooked and started a daily videoblog that I taped out of my backyard > called "Anchor in PJs"- where I talked about silly news headlines in > my pajamas (episodes are still available at Veoh.com <http://veoh.com/>). > > I discovered Veoh after videoblogging for about two months. I emailed > Veoh and told them about my show. Less than 24 hours later, I was > sitting in their office answering questions about how they could > better serve people producing content for the internet. A couple weeks > later, they offered me a job as their "Publisher Advocate". At the > same time, I was talking with a couple other video sharing sites about > a possible partnership. So, I had to seriously consider my options. I > was determined to go with the company that I felt had the most to > offer creators. I chose Veoh. > > It's no secret, Veoh isn't the first pretty girl at the party. > Videobloggers already have a list of preferred sites and new video > sharing sites are popping up everyday. It's been a challenge to > differentiate our company from everyone else. Our official marketing > statement is this "We provide the easiest way for high-quality video > creators to find their audience online". So what exactly does that > mean? It means we're not YouTube and were not just a video sharing > site. We believe there are a large group of creators out there that > don't fit what mainstream media is currently looking for. We provide a > place for those creators on all ends of the spectrum to showcase their > work. Everything from network pilot shows who never had a chance to > air their full season - to cooking shows your Aunt Gertrude produces > as part of her videoblog. We're reinventing television by eliminating > the filters behind mainstream media. We give you the platform and you > produce the product. > > By focusing our product toward creators, Veoh is poising itself to > become a very successful company. Veoh has an incredible staff (truly > the best of the best in television, marketing and engineering) with > nearly 50 employees in offices such as San Diego, Los Angeles and St. > Petersburg, Russia. Just having investors such as Michael Eisner > (former CEO of Disney) and Time Warner proves that we have a great > product and a bright future. Having said that, people don't usually > become successful without making a few mistakes along the way. The > important thing is you learn from your mistakes and you don't make > them again. The truth is, I don't know what mistakes Veoh has made in > the past, but I do know they're making every effort to build this > company and network the right way. As Publisher Advocate, it's my job > to ensure those mistakes aren't made in the future. > > I've been involved in media all my life. Nothing has given me more > satisfaction than working with Veoh to help publishers succeed in a > new and evolving medium. I absolutely love my job. That's the honest > truth- there is no smoke and mirrors. Please contact me and let me > know what I can do to help you succeed. We'll do everything we can to > make it happen. > > Sunny Gault > Publisher Advocate > Veoh Networks > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <sgault%40veoh.com> > > > -- Vox Noxi (blog) -- noxdineen.vox.com The Blair Bitch Project (vlog) -- www.blairbitchproject.net [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/join (Yahoo! 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