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Brotherhood 2.0: Two Brothers Using Only Videos for One Year

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It’s nearing the end of John and Hank Green’s experiment called Brotherhood 2.0. They’ve used video to communicate each day for the past year… each posting a video on alternative days, and communicating in no other way. And they’ve invited the world to watch… The two recently helped initiate “Nerdfighter Power: ’07 Project for Awesome”…

8 Ways to Turn your TV Into a Web-Video Player (for under $99)

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Sure most BlueRay disc players have the ability to stream YouTube and other content. But it’s 2011. Walk away from anything that requires physical media and, gasp, has moving parts. Here are 8 plus ways to stream videos from the Interweb to that big-ass monitor your mama calls an HDTV. CNet reviews the collection, and…

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Copyright Law, YouTube and Creative Commons

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Nice piece by ZeFrank on copyright law, YouTube, and Creative Commons. It’s not as funny as his normal daily blog, but very informative. Raises some important issues about consumer-generated videos and the implications of profit, copyright law and Adam Curry who steals stuff.

The Art of Spam

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Frequent commenter Jischinger has her own blog: “No Doubt About It- That Nut’s a Genius.” Deals with art, media, news, politics, science and technology. It’s on the blogroll list now. In a recent post, we see a collection of videos titled “The Art of Spam.” Who said we can’t get something out of those Nigerian…

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Verizon and Revver “Sittin’ in a Tree”

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Micki from Revver announced in Revver’s blog that Verizon and Revver have deepened their relationship. Later this year, subscribers to FIOS TV (which is limited to certain regions) will be able to watch Revver videos from the comfort of their couch. They’ll be free to viewers, and Revver and the creator will evenly split an…