Category Archives: YouTube

More YouTube HD clues

Posted on December 5, 2008 by Andy Rush

No official announcement yet that YouTube has gone HD, but I did notice this today. There’s a little “Watch in HD” link below the videos that are available in high definition. To find some examples, just search for “HD” at … Continue reading →

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Now that YouTube is going HD, I need more room!

Posted on November 25, 2008 by Andy Rush

What? You haven’t heard that YouTube has HD video? Well, then this post will serve two purposes. First, the news is not officially out of the bag yet, but you can watch videos on YouTube in a true HD format! … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio & Video, HDTV, New Media, YouTube | 2 Comments

So How are YOUR Photoshop Skills

Posted on May 21, 2008 by Andy Rush

Just a quick post on a new discovery – Photoshop tutorials from a deeply disturbed individual entitled “You Suck at Photoshop“. Definitely PG-13 and abusive, but very funny – and yet instructional. UPDATE: YSAP returns for “Season 2″ on June … Continue reading →

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Hosting your screencasts on video sharing sites

Posted on March 26, 2008 by Andy Rush

  The world of video sharing websites is changing rapidly. YouTube and its competitors are trying to distinguish themselves by constantly improving their services, so we should see great progress in terms of quality of video and features that these … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio & Video, Flash, Screencasts, YouTube | 6 Comments

How’s that workflow thing going?

Posted on February 8, 2008 by Andy Rush

A project I just finished almost requires me to blog about a few of the workflow issues. Even if no one reads this it will go down in the archives as a “reference post”, so here goes. A faculty member … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio & Video, Education, New Media, YouTube | 4 Comments

Voting – Why don’t you explain it to me

Posted on February 7, 2008 by Andy Rush

  ‘Tis the season . . .

Posted in News & Commentary, YouTube | 2 Comments

The Crisis of Significance

Posted on January 30, 2008 by Andy Rush

  One last time I’ll attempt to turn you on to the significance of what Michael Wesch from Kansas State University is trying to do. His talk at ELI 2008 in San Antonio is titled "Human Futures for Technology and … Continue reading →

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Global Climate Destabilization – A Conversation

Posted on January 22, 2008 by Andy Rush

    The Global Warming debate is, needless to say (but I’m saying it anyway to further this blog post), a contentious one. As Greg the Science Teacher Guy says, a more accurate term is Global Climate Destabilization. So whether … Continue reading →

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Thank you, Professor Wesch

Posted on January 15, 2008 by Andy Rush

  I’ve talked about Professor Michael Wesch and his Digital Ethnography class at Kansas State University a couple times in the past (here, and here). His class, and especially the videos that have been produced as a result are a … Continue reading →

Posted in Audio & Video, Firefox, New Media, Technology, YouTube | 3 Comments

One Man’s Interpretation of the Hi-Def War

Posted on January 15, 2008 by Andy Rush

    It is interesting to watch this story unfold, but this video encapsulates the situation so well. Bill Hunt, by the way, is one of the editors at Digital Bits which I don’t read. I prefer Engadget HD‘s coverage. … Continue reading →

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