The ‘Full video report of Video Vortex V’ on the Climatics Platform/Brussels
Video Vortex V was held at the Atomium in Brussels
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Some of you heard it already in Split: the 5th edition of the Video Vortex conference series will be held in Brussels. Video Vortex V is announced for November 20-21 2009, and will be hosted by the Cimatics festival… With this second Brussels meeting the goal is also to set up Video Vortex as an [...]
24/7 DIY video summit has finally posted the curated selections and presentations that went with them, from the summit in early 2008. The videoblogging selection which can be viewed in one long hit on YouTube or as singular clips down the bottom of the page.
Been catching up with Jay and Ryanne who are over from the states in Melbourne. They have come to hang out with Adrian Miles. So, there has been lots of video talk with some inspiring future visions surfacing on the fringes of conversations. There has been kangaroo mobs, a lecture in intergrated media amongst other [...]
Found this in my inbox sent by email from Dr Strangelove who has a blog called ‘Watching YouTube’ on which he has collated over 270 academic articles on the video-sharing website. Included in this bibliography is a list of articles on tagging and taxonomy subjects related to YouTube. From the bibliography list:
Taxonomy/Search/Tagging
Crane, Riley, and [...]
These are my quick notes from Adrian Miles’ recent lecture for the course Intergrated Media One in the Media department at RMITR University. I have attempted to quote what was said vrebatim and paraphrase other points from my own perspective.
The three references being referred to below:
Lumiere Manifesto
Softvideo
Vernacular Video
Lumiere Manifesto
“What would it be [...]
A while ago Jay sent across some information on HTML 5 which has functionality to include a video tag. – W3 HTML 5 video overview He talked about testing Firefox 3.1 which has video tagging and embedding built in – 3.1 is still in beta.
Using audio and video in Firefox supports ogg and wav for [...]
Adrian Miles’ lecture on the Tom Sherman’s Vernacular Video reading. Starting with an overview of the two versions with the expanded version on nettime. Miles argued that the longer version clarifies ideas discussed in the first version but does not cover what he thinks is an important point. He discussed how differences between the two [...]
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
YouTube opens up downloads, He’s not even president yet and Obama is changing YouTube
YouTube has announced downloadable videos on their site. That means if you like a video, you can click a button and it’s yours to keep.
“La de da,” say tech enthusiasts who figured out how to rip copies of YouTube videos eons ago.
Real [...]
Monday, December 15, 2008
Seesmic is a recent sharing platform that has been developed around using online video for commenting. Background on wikipedia including the person behind this venture. It has been seen as a version of twitter video and is directed towards webcams. A flash interface is being used with a MySQL database.
