As long-time readers of WillVideoForFood.com may recall, I’ve been procrastinating a book about online video for longer than a pregnancy. I’ve been trying to find a co-author that can keep the piece on track, but obviously can’t afford a spiffy ghost writer.
In the meantime, it seems someone has beat me to the punch. CinemaTech author Scott Kirsner has written “The Future of Web Video” and is selling it on Lulu.com.
Gerry McGovern, an “expert on managing web content,” has warned that Web users are leaving a personal record and history on the web, which may one day come back to haunt them. McGovern’s caution coincides with the release of his new book “Killer Web Content” published by AandC Black on 29th November. Says Gerry McGovern:…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Digg this story please) Philadelphia, PA: Sept. 27, 2006: WillVideoforFood announces the tie winners of the “YouTube Bubble Burst” contest. More than 50 entries predicted dates between Octembuary 5, 2006 to 1 AD. Contest rules stipulated that YouTube’s bubble burst would be determined by the occurance any of the three following events:…
Dear electronic manufacturers. You’re doing the best you can in a crowded marketplace, but I present to you a free design for a new portable videocam lineup, and the following brilliant ideas are yours to ignore (or exploit without royalties). I give you… the ZeeCam! Problem: The portable videocamera space is crowded with complex models…
Advertisers will likely start investing more of their media budgets online when they see the results of a new Nielsen study. Nielsen Media Research, the firm that calculates national television ratings, will investigate how many people actually watch TV commercials (source: Today’s Wall Street Journal). In November, Nielsen will begin for the first time to…
FreddyNalts just got invited to apply for YouTube partnership. That is all.
Here’s another ranking of top video sites (by LightReading.com). I’m reminded that it’s probably time for me to update my ranking of the top revenue-sharings sites. I admire LightReading’s thorough review, but I’m surprised that it overlooked the fundamental differences in business models between these sites. I suppose LightReading is an infrastructure site that is…
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so does this mean you wont be releasing *your* book? it could be released as a PDF if this book is direct competition.
i often find that different authors have different strengths.
You can still write it. Write your personal journey from your “old media” stuff to Putfile to your Revver enthusiams to the long climb up Youtube. In fact, you’ve already written it.
Write your own book, dude!