Journalism of the moving pictures form.
blog platforms
I’m not a huge fan of Robert Scoble [http://scobleizer.com/2007/10/12/the-future-of-moveable-type-vox-typepad-and-live-journal/] ‘s very static video interview style (I don’t think he really takes advantage of the visual nature of the medium), but this interview with some folks from Six Apart is worth a watch,
Blogging
Here’s some of our happy hacks at work: It was shot on a mobile phone, so please excuse the lousy quality…
humour
Some Friday Afternoon humour for you: [via [Yelvington.com](http://www.yelvington.com/node/289)]
newspapers
Major thumbs down for The Telegraph this morning. Yes, as mentioned in my earlier post [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2007/09/the_telegraph_gets_online_video.html] , they’ve made their new online videos [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/portal/popup/ttv/tvnewsnow.jhtml] embeddable. That’s a good
brightcove
The Telegraph has launched its online video service this morning [http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/technology/uptoapoint/sept07/newsnow.htm], using a Brightcove [http://blog.brightcove.com/blog/2007/08/uks-leading-new.html] player. The content itself has ben produced by ITN On [http://itn.co.uk/on/]. And yes, they’
apple
There’s been loads of bitching in the Mac blogging world about the new version of iMovie that arrived with iLife ’08, because it lacked the fine-grained control over the editing. Well, I beg to differ. I was in rural Suffolk at the weekend, and attended the Halesworth Antiques Fair.
photography
One of the areas where the lovely Lorna and I tend to disagree is in the whole Web 2.0, life-lived-in-public thing. At her request, the majority of the pictures of my wife that go up on the internet go under some form of privacy protection, such as that on
Journalism
Here’s a nice example of video from a print title (in this case, Scientific American [http://www.sciam.com/], a competitor to our New Scientist [http://www.newscientist.com/]): It’s the sort of thing that just wouldn’t work well in print, but which makes a great short
citizen journalism
This is why we love (exposed) Fake Steve [http://fakesteve.blogspot.com/2007/08/youtube-of-day_18.html].
Journalism
OK, yes, it’s a bit of a piss-take, done for the Computer Weekly MySpace page [http://www.myspace.com/computerweekly].
david pogue
I really can’t decide if this piece of work by NYT journalist David Pogue is really clever and amusing, or just plain painful: Still, experimentation is good and it beats most of the “queuing for the iPhone” videos
futurology
Thanks to Kevin from Travolution [http://travolution.blogspot.com/2007/06/we-are-all-prosumers-now.html] for posting that.
