16th Annual Webby Awards - Entries Being Accepted
richardober - October 12th, 2011
2011 marks the 16th year for the Webby Awards and the this year's entry deadline is October 28th.
Online Distribution
Internet sharing sites and vidcasting have gained in popularity as an alternative source of distribution. The following articles will help you determine which online sharing site is right for you, as well as answer your formatting questions.
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First-Person POV Shooting - Daredevil Videos, and more?
Jennifer O'Rourke - October 05th, 2011
Shooting first-person point of view video is all the rage in the adventure segment. But what about using this perspective, and the cameras that make it easy, in other video settings? -
Collaborating on Video - Find Inspiration from TED Talks
Jennifer O'Rourke - September 15th, 2011
On-line sources for video content of all sorts, from artistic to instructional to experimental, are multiplying at a dizzying pace. Clearly there is no shortage of inspiration for those of us who are as passionate about video. -
Viewfinder: Google Video to Find your Audience
Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 09/01/2011 - 12:00am
Millions of people worldwide Google video when they want to watch TV on their computer. -
Video on the Web
Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 09/01/2011 - 12:00am
With new mediums come new opportunities - this should be the mantra of the video producer of today. Following are tips to formatting your story for the web. -
Cisco Announces Flip Video Transition Plan
Julie Babcock - May 11th, 2011
If you're like us, you were surprised to hear that Cisco is closing its door on the Flip business. If you had been actively using the Flip video camera and FlipShare software to share your footage, you may have been additionally concerned about the fate of your online videos. Fortunately, Cisco has formed a transition plan to gently ease people out of the technology. The Plan: -
The City Limits - Timelapse Video
Julie Babcock - May 10th, 2011
Dominic Boudreault's timelapse video, The City Limits, has received almost 1 million views since it was posted on Vimeo last week. Understandably so, the footage is amazing. -
Google Pulls the Plug on Google Video Service
brunsdan - April 18th, 2011
Well, this comes at no surprise. Google just announced that it will be shutting down it's completely forgotten Google Video service as of April 29th. -
H.264 or WebM - A Divisive Choice
Julie Babcock - January 14th, 2011
Google opted for exclusive use of WebM on Google Chrome last Tuesday, which makes the new codec a solid competitor to the widely used H.264. -
Google Docs now with video playback
Jackson Wong - January 11th, 2011
Making a complete presentation now has one more element to share with Google Docs video playback. Being able to share your video is like having a YouTube channel, but you decide...
