"Ideas worth spreading" is the motto of a growing annual convention that is held in Monterey, California. The Technology Entertainment Design (TED) conference covers a wide range of topics, from science to the arts, and nearly everything in between. My fraternity brother, Chris, recently made me aware of this conference,...
Continue ReadingCombining aspects of things that people already enjoy is one of the best ways to make an impression on a market without having to be completely original or creative. For the past couple of months, there has been a surge of such activity in the form of ‘angry' video game reviews. ...
Continue ReadingFor awhile now CNN has used its iReport campaign to collect viewer generated media that it uses in its newscasts and on its web site. While this content doesn’t always pass the muster of professional standards, TV news does have use for raw footage and images. Regardless of the quality of submissions,...
Continue ReadingLast night I got an e-mail about a new site named LiveNewsCameras.com from Fox Television Stations. It has culled many live video feeds and presents them in one place so that people can easily find what's going on throughout the country and the world.
The e-mail pitched the site as an interesting way to observe TV coverage of Super Tuesday,...
Continue ReadingMy friend Kevin Anderson, who is over blogging and interaction at The Guardian in the UK, is experimenting with Seesmic, a new video site that is still in its private alpha stage.
Although I don't have access to the site yet, it seems like the child of a marriage between YouTube and a message board. While you can respond to videos with videos on other sites,...
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