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Crowd Source Announcing #CES2017
Producing high-quality video of high school sporting events has become easier and more widespread, thanks to the continued drop in prices for low-cost, high-quality camcorders. Generating “color” commentary is challenging because of the cost of audio mixing gear and finding talent. Debuting at CES2017, Spalk has a solution for anyone want to add commentary to…
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People die, Profiles don’t
What happens to your on-line accounts after death? Are your digital assets covered in your will? Social Media posts and pictures can already haunt you, but what about those accounts after death. Who can get to them, or get rid of them. Jesse Davis of Entrustet talks about them in the combination interview and excerpts…
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Vudu On-Demand and On-Line
So what’s new on Vudu… since our 2008 review. Well… it’s one more step closer to better television over the Web. Vudu now has Network and Studio TV episodes for purchase and download, plus it now has Vudu Labs which consists of YouTube videos, On Demand TV, Flickr, Picasa, and a couple of on-line games. Finding and…
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Shepherd's Pie – with a change
The above video is what I call dual purpose. It was produced for a 48 Hour Film Film event (the Wis-Kino 48 Hour Kabaret in Madison), but with the intent of tweaking it afterwards for the Kraft Cooking Video Challenge on YouTube. I noticed the contest on YouTube a couple weeks ago and had thoughts…
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Over the Top Opportunities
Ken Pyle interviews Donovan Prostrollo of Calix regarding opportunities for independent telcos with over the top video. Donovan had talked on this topic earlier in the day before a standing room only session. This is especially timely given this week’s commercial launch of Hulu, the opening of YouTube’s APIs and the TiVo’s announcement that YouTube…
