--- In [email protected], "David Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey Steve, interesting interview. I was unaware that you started in > public access. >
Yeah, I did that for a long time... > In the interview, why did you say there werent any videoblogs in 2004? > > Did you mean as of January 1st, 2004 that there werent any videoblogs? > Did you mean sites that only had video as their content in 2004? What I meant was that on January 1, 2004 I decided to figure out how to put video on a blog and did it. I was unaware of anyone else having ever tried to do it. I'd never seen video on a blog. Adrian Miles was experimenting in 2003 and you'll see his entry on Wikipedia. > If you look at the Vlogumentary Wiki, there seemed to be some people > making vlogs in 2004. http://vlogumentary.pbwiki.com/2004. You also > said those of us that already had videoblogs in 2004 only tried it and > didnt continue on. Were you just referring to members of the Yahoo > Videoblogging list as the only ones that continued on? I was just talking about January 1, 2004 and earlier. Lots of people started videoblogs after that date and continue posting video to blogs. > You also said in the interview that Final Cut and the MacBook Pro came > out in 2004? Before you started your site? By the way, I believe the > Canon GL2 came out in 2002. What I'm referring to was the fact that I personally was able to get FCP, a Mac laptop and GL/2 prior to 1/1/04, and have the technology in house and available to produce video on a blog. > Lastly. You said, in the interview, that you coined the term > "videoblog". This site, http://poddev.comitar.com/2006/08/ says you > called it a "video podcast". On your site, you called it a "video > podcast" as well. > http://stevegarfield.blogs.com/videopodcast/2004/11/videopodcast_20.html > > I dont mean to be picky. I'm just wondering about some of your talking > points in that interview. I started that videopodcast blog to experiment in including video in RSS 2.0 with media enclosures for distribution. So that was in addition to the regular video blog I had. A videoblog is video on a blog and a video podcast is video delivered over RSS 2.0 with media enclosures. Thanks for asking the questions. I hope I answered them for you. > David > http://www.davidhowellstudios.com > > --- In [email protected], Steve Garfield <steve@> wrote: > > > > Sunny Gault from Veoh interviewed me about my personal videoblogging > > history. > > > > http://www.viralonveoh.com/blog/?p=31 > > > > I love this. > > > > --Steve > > http://stevegarfield.com > > > > Watch Vlog Soup > > > > Watch Spices of Life at http://spicesoflife.com > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > >
