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High Quality Productions on a Shoestring – A Soundbite from Producer Jessica Kizorek
Click to Learn More About the Fall Summit Jessica Kizorek of Two Parrot Productions is an experienced producer having traveled the world to create content ranging from marketing pieces to documentaries. In this brief video from the Web Video Summit in San Jose, she provides tips on how to create high quality productions on a…
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WiMAX Roundup: Market Gathering Momentum as Deployments Advance
by Alan J. Weissberger – contact Alan for consulting engagements at [email protected] Abstract During the past two weeks, there has been quite a bit of positive press about WiMAX deployments and resolution of critical issues. Most if it is not the usual hype and spin we’ve heard for years, but hard news about deployment plans and…
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Not a Flash in the Pan; Killer of Windows Media Player?
There are so many big announcements these days with respect to how technology is quickly changing the production, distribution and consumption of entertainment, informational and educational content that is difficult to pick which ones are the true game-changers. The announcement from Adobe about its latest Flash player, which integrates MPEG-4 decoding, may be the biggest announcement…
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Pick Up a Wii and Drop Cable TV?
Nintendo’s Wii made a big splash last year as a gaming device that spans generations. Now, thanks to a new service from a company called moowee.tv, the Wii promises to span the gap between User Generated Content (UGC) sites, like YouTube, and the Television. Launched around two months ago, moowee.tv aggregates content from sites like…
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Grazin' moowee.tv
This brief video shows the current capabilities of the moowee.tv service as enabled by the Wii. As Kris Harikrishnan, co-founder of moowee.tv, points out, moowee is about social networking, search and channels. It just happens to use the generation-spanning and uber-popular Wii as the first platform for bringing user generated content to the TV. …
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Grandma Got a Wii – 24% of Gamers Are 50+
This video from the AARP reinforces the idea that the Wii spans generations, as it suggests that 24% of the gaming population is 50+. This video demonstrates how seasoned citizens are using the Wii to remain active in a new way. An interesting point, not explicitly stated in the video, is how the Wii’s activities…