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ByNalts

On July 24 individuals from across the globe will be videotaping moments from their day, and submitting for potential inclusion in a film produced by Ridley Scott (see his explanation video). “Life in a Day” may be the first crowd-sourced film, and will be directed by Kevin Macdonald (see the film’s YouTube channel, “LifeInADay” for…

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Is Yahoo TV Closing or Widening Chasm Between Online Video & Television?

ByNalts

Which online-video site is mostly likely to be part of the bridge between television and the Internet? You can fault the model, and question it’s sustainability. But Yahoo TV is well poised to leverage its partnerships with Verizon and TiVo to start serving its bite-sized video content via television sets equipped with broadband boxes. Take,…

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YouTube 5.0 Begins

ByNalts

Netflix is watching “GOOG” and its potential use YouTube to stream longer form content. See WSJ blog. And read about YouTube’s move to live streaming ala Ustream and Blogtv. I’d say the concern is significant, and this marks the fifth phase of YouTube… Phase 1: Pirate Sharing (2004-2006) Phase 2: Amateurs & Community (2005-2009) Phase…

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  1. It’s reverse psychology, see? Scads of people are gonna link just because they’re told they can’t. It’ll be the first reverse-psychology viral social media campaign in history. (click)

  3. “You are also prohibited from linking the [Vegemite] Site to another website in any way whatsoever.”

    Does this necessarily mean you are prohibited from linking the Vegemite site *from* another website? Maybe it does, but maybe that’s not what they meant.

    Web-linking is not a commutative operation.

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