PUBLIC MARKS from mozkart with tag video

Video, video, video. In 2007, the ‘V’ word was the new craze for newspapers internationally. And this is bound to continue in 2008. But just how much video should newspapers seek? Is it an optional plus, should all reporters be assigned to capture video, or should a newsroom even have its in-house studio? In Part 1, we take a look at several examples of how newspapers have included video.   How much video? Part 1 – The 2007 boom How much video? Part 2 – Figaro, from Handycam to in-house studio How much video? Part 3 – Nouvel Obs: TV-like shows, with an edge – a year in retrospect First, for those not convinced by the use of video to enhance word-based storytelling, take a look at this engaging piece by Gene Weingarten, about a world-class musician who plays the violin in the subway and nobody notices. The article was published in the Washington Post’s Sunday magazine in April, as well as online with video.

Typography is generally viewed as having a static medium, however many motion artists are becoming more inclined to include strong typography focus in their videos. The artistic technique of expression with kinetic text is used to convey the emotion or mood of numerous performing musicians such as Outkast, Bjork, Linkin Park, Nina Simone, Telepopmusik and many more. Below is just a small selection of typography videos just waiting to be found. If you have a great one, leave a comment and let people know about it!

THE BEST SHOWS OF THE WEB The world is changing as it becomes easier for people to produce great content. We focus on shows — the kind of stuff you might find on television but won't.

An entertaining video on Internet porn--go ahead and watch it, 'cause you know you want to--produced by Good Magazine.  This is a good example of cleverly using the conventions of a genre to attract attention and, at the same time, to convey information.

OpenWengo is a community of enthusiasts and developers, creating free software products related to communication over IP. The flagship product of the OpenWengo project is a softphone which allows you to make free PC to PC video and voice calls, and to integrate all your IM contacts in one place. OpenWengo was started and is supported by the french VoIP provider Wengo . Through our partnership with Wengo, we also offer very cheap PC to telephone and SMS rates. OpenWengo is an active community - come join us.

CamCamX is a 6x2 video mixer. Use it to create LIVE TV-style broadcasts using only your Mac, iSight, pictures and movie files. It virtualizes the iSight camera in your Mac (or other webcam) so you can use all your favorite cam applications AT THE SAME TIME. CamCamX also makes non-Apple webcams iSight compatible (via emulation)

Add Bubbles to any video,  Post it anywhere you wish!

Select a video Personalize it with annotations Share your creation with the world

You can upload many videos at once, and in various formats, too (.mov .avi .wmv .mpeg). You also won't have to worry about file size — just keep any video you upload under 500 Mb.

The Machine is Us/ing Us. by Michael Wesch First Released on January 31st 2007 "Web 2.0" in just under 5 minutes. I was inspired to make this video while writing a paper about web 2.0. Struggling to find a way to put it into words, I decided to make this video to show it rather than tell it. For more information on my goals and ideas behind t

Is YouTube worth $1.6B? You betcha. That’s 4 cents per video stream ($1.6B divided by 100 million daily views * 365 days) and it’s still growing. Another way to think of it is that YouTube has roughly 50 million users (35M in the US according to Nielsen NetRatings, and probably another 15M worldwide) which comes out to $32 per user. It’s high, but it’s also reasonable.

Your living room television programming on your mobile! SlingPlayer™ Mobile turns your compatible mobile phone into your personal television, letting you watch and control your own TV from anywhere—at airports, shopping centres, at the park, or simply anywhere you go.  The Slingbox and SlingPlayer Mobile redirect, or ‘placeshift’, a TV stream from the Freeview, satellite, or cable box at home to your phone wherever you are.  You can now channel surf live TV (all your channels!) or even watch programmes recorded on a digital video recorder (DVR), all on your mobile.  With a compatible 3G Internet-connected phone*, you won’t have to miss another big match or your favourite TV programme.

This is a photo gallery program for sharing pictures and video from a digital camera with family and friends. It is a single PHP file that is easy to install on your own web server. A major goal with this project is to have a simple and intuitive interface that is easy for your whole family to use. Design Assumptions: (if these seem reasonable to you, then this program may be what you want) 1. Your web server has unlimited disk space but limited bandwidth. Typically this means you have a web server at your home connected to the internet with a limited upload bandwidth (such as DSL or cable modems). 2. Picture descriptions should be stored embedded in the original Jpeg file. 3. All visitors will use a modern browser with Javascript 4. This program does not provide a way to upload your pictures. 5. Your photos are organized in folders like this: top level ---> year ---> yyyy-mm-dd_event_name |---> photo jpeg and movie avi files ---> sub-folders ---> photo jpeg and movie avi files This is how the files are organized for the demo: Features: * Full screen slideshow * You only need to provide the original pictures, a cache of thumbnail and screen images is automatically maintained * Automatic rotation of images based on EXIF orientation data * Videos are converted to the Flash .flv format for maximum browser compatibility and low bandwidth * Video thumbnails generated from first frame * Pictures are automatically scaled to fit on any screen with Javascript * Load balancing mirror feature can speed up image loading when bandwidth is limited. * RSS feeds for easily sharing your latest photos with iPhoto users * Save photo destriptions in the JPEG file comments of the original file (like writing on the back of a print) * Only "admin" users can modify comments or delete files * The original photos do not need to be available thru the web server or can be restricted with a .htaccess file * Visitors can buy photos using Digibug's service * Multiple pictures can be downloaded in a zip file from the shopping cart * Local configuration variables can be save in a separate file to make it easy to upgrade * Specific features can be disabled * Diagnostic feedback to help fix permission and dependency problems