A video blog takes over a young man’s life. iChannel is a continuing interactive web series where subscribers’ comments can affect the story. It’s one of the fastest growing YouTube accounts and they’re up to episode eleven.
Great acting for this serialized video. And I want a cameo.
A new entrant to the online video space… The Daily Reel bills itself as a “news magazine that covers online video, selects the best content, and offers critical analysis from the industry’s top journalists.” This one looks for real. Here’s the “about.” Contributors include Matthew Ross (Variety), Anthony Kaufman, (indieWire, Wall Street Journal Online), Marjorie…
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…
The creators of ClipCritics are seeing something awfully familiar on SkyFy. The new show, “Outer Space Astronauts,” also looks so familiar to ClipCritics fans that they’ve written its creator, Chad Sahley, with congratulations. Turns out Chad, who produced “When Standup Stood Out,” has no ties with the show. But, quite coincidentally, he and his team…
You will, dear reader. But now even more people will. Scott Karp, the popular “Publishing 2.0” author, has given away some of our secrets in his article “Who Will Make Money With User-Generated Online Video.” That’s okay. There’s enough to go around. In addition to advertising revenue-sharing, Karp points out “subscription revenue sharing.” I’m having trouble…
The space called “online video” is as broad as its players: online-advertisers, mobile technology, content creators, media properties, networks, cable-television providers, startups and individual YouTube “weblebrities.” But let’s not miss the fact that while I’ve been writing about “online video” for 5 plus years, I don’t likely have 5 more to go. As I mentioned…
Even the niche interest groups are looking at online video. Jim’s blog on bikingdiscusses how to use online video to enhance the community of bicycling. Jim’s a friend, and I have no idea about the biking world (except that Tour de France accidents are interesting to watch on video). But he’s performed in a number…
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i better digg for more info regarding this post. thanks nalts!
(ill add you in my blogroll list as well.. more power to you)
another good find!
is it just me or has wordpress just puked?
mmmm, i’ve been watching this since jackdanyells featured it on the tube- its brilliant!
Wow who’s the fast blogger then eh? LMFAO I did send it to you for this purpose 😛 I just saw wordpress puke too.
erm… your blog just broke lol
Looks good… have you e-mailed them asking for a part yet? 😛
Just what I need . . . another youtube obsession.
I’ve heard of this, but haven’t checked it out, yet. I’ll definitely do so!
It would be an act of desperation for me to ask them for a cameo. Posting on my blog that I’d love one? That’s different. Hee.
They take notice of their comments, ask them for a cameo 🙂
Too many too long episodes. Can’t make the commitment.