Using blip.tv for Free Video Hosting

In the wake of the purchase of YouTube by Google, there has been a lot of discussion about online video and the various companies trying to gain market share in the space.  When you look at the various players, you’ll see a lot of different approaches.  Some focus on viral video. ...

When Dinosaurs Roamed the Earth

eKarjala inspired me to take the time and dig up some fossils of today's most popular websites using the Wayback Machine. Click on the images to be taken to the archived websites and the text link to see today's versions:

APPLE (December, 1998)

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Washington Area Women’s Foundation Launches New Website, is Blogging

This morning our client and philanthropic partner, Washington Area Women's Foundation, launched a redesigned version of their website, thewomensfoundation.org.  The Women's Foundation works in the Washington, DC metropolitan area to better the lives of women and girls through community outreach, education, and grants.  The Women's Foundation is a fantastic organization that contributes an immense amount to communities of struggling women in the Washingon,...

Yahoo’s Time Capsule Project Seeks Contributions

Described as the "first ever collection of electronic anthropology" and "a digital mosaic of humanity," the Yahoo! Time Capsule project, created by Internet artist Jonathan Harris, will be continuing to collect contributions from anyone and everyone for the next 29 days. The resulting collection will be "projected onto an ancient pyramid and beamed into space before it is presented to Smithsonian Folkways Recordings,...

China Filters the Internet

Researchers from OpenNet Initiative (ONI) released an excellent report last year on the scope and degree to which China filters Internet content. Though quite a few countries filter Internet content, the researchers agree that "China's Internet filtering regime is the most sophisticated effort of its kind in the world." They describe it as "pervasive,...