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Monthly Archives: February 2007
In Search of Serenity
Do you recognize this place? Let me give you a hint. Still don’t recognize the place? Maybe you’re not a Windows XP user, but if you are, the chances are good that you’ve considered putting this scene on your computer … Continue reading
Posted in Imaging
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Online Video Editors
Several months ago I was working on specifying a computer to serve as our video editing workstation. I wound up ordering a Dell with dual Xeon processors, 2GB of RAM, 1TB of hard disk space, etc. Horsepower (baby) is what … Continue reading
Posted in Audio & Video
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More Lessig Presentations
Lawrence Lessig is doing some great online presentations (again) with a whole series of Internet Policy “videos”. The first presentation, featured above, talks about a little-known subject regarding copyright called “Orphan Works”. Lessig’s presentations are always informative, and the presentation … Continue reading
Posted in Audio & Video, Copyright
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Interesting News From Doug Kaye
I’ve been holding a post in my Bloglines account for a couple months now about news of a new version of the “Levelator“. In the above video, from Robert Scoble, Doug Kaye talks about some other gizmos that make a … Continue reading
Posted in Audio & Video, podcasting
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Blogumentary
One of the challenges I and my colleagues face on a daily basis is answering the question “what are blogs?”, and “what are they good for?”. Blogumentary (now available on Google Video) is an attempt to show the importance of … Continue reading
Posted in Audio & Video, IT, Technology
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Netflix Instant Video
OK. I got my silliness out. On the serious side, this new service from Netflix has got some potential. When I first discovered that my “Watch Now” tab had appeared and played some video, I was impressed with the quality. … Continue reading
Posted in Audio & Video
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Mojiti
It’s worth a quick mention (and showing) what the new Mojiti service is capable of. Martha pointed to the Mojiti interpretation of the viral Web 2.0 The Machine is Us video, which inspired me to investigate further. The service does … Continue reading
Posted in Audio & Video
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Photo Editing is a . . .
Sometimes I need to see things twice before they get my attention. I first saw Picnik at Tim Lauer’s site, but it didn’t register until Will Richardson posted about it today. Picnik is a “Flashy” type online app that covers … Continue reading
Posted in Imaging, Technology
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Maybe the Best Music Video for 2007?
Quite a brave attempt to emulate the OK GO “treadmill” video that was a favorite of mine. This video was found thanks to the connection I made with the Digital Ethnography folks.
Posted in Audio & Video
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