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Category Archives: Video Content
BBC moves to embrace remix culture
I discovered today that the BBC are behind a project called Masher. Masher essentially enables people to splice and mash their own video’s with content from the BBC Motion gallery. This is the second move the BBC have made to recognise how people want to view and use content. The launch of the iPlayer was [...]
Also posted in Digital Photography and Art, Social Media Tagged bbc masher, masher, pirate culture, remix culture, Video Content, VJ Leave a comment
The growing importance of video content
I have made various references to video content and video websites recently and I think video in it’s entirety is being under used as a social media communication method. This is primarily due to the restrictions of existing social video platforms as the majority of them only provide basic uploading and organisation functionally. Up until [...]
Also posted in Social Media Tagged online video, seesmic, social media, streaming, video, video community, vlog, vlogging, web2, webcam Leave a comment
BigStage – A virtual 3D you
Really liking BigStage, It lets you create a 3D version of yourself from photographs you upload. The virtual 3D avatar can then be then be dropped into anything from computer games to TV shows. I am yet to fully experiment the service, however, if the avatars can be exported and imported into the likes of [...]
Also posted in Social Media, Technology Tagged 3D graphics, avatars, bigstage, google lively, second life, social media, virtual environments Leave a comment
Seesmic – Video Microblogging
I’m sure we’ll hear a TLA or an abbreviation for Video Microblogging at some point so I might as well have an attempt….V-Mlogging, sound good? :-/ Seesmic is just hours of entertainment to be quite frank, but there are some serious innovative marketing uses a facility like this can provide. We’ve all seen how effectively [...]
Also posted in Lifestreaming, Microblogging Tagged Microblogging, seesmic, social media, video, Video Content, video microblog Leave a comment
Deconstructing Stephen Fry