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I found this cool dance party video in the Internet Archive while searching for "halloween". It features DJ DEKO-ZE at the systemsoundbar; details can be found here on the archive.org page. Zadi set up a site for collecting halloween related vids.
Technorati tags: halloween, halloweenvlogfest2005
Bre declared "collaboration" the word of the month and I ran into some great videos that fit the theme perfectly. Howard Rheingold, the author of SmartMobs helped organize a series of lectures on cooperative studies earlier this year through Stanford University and the Institute for the Future. Video recordings of several of the lectures in the series titled "Towards a Literacy of Cooperation" are available on the Internet Archive and may be of interest videobloggers and others interested in all forms of collaboration. Click the pic to view an excerpt from this great series of lectures on cooperation, social networking, community building, cooperation and collaboration. In the clip, Rheingold explains how we have been telling a story of competition for many years, but have the chance to tell a new story that empahsizes the importance of cooperation. There are many excellant speakers in the series, including Ross Mayfield of SocialText Wiki and Jimmy Wales of Wikipedia. Even Darwins writings on survial of the species is examined to see how he viewed the roles of cooperation and competition. Did Darwin get it wrong? The answer is as surprising as it is interesting. 
This is for Michael Tyas, Greg of FeederReader and all the other who post or like Windows Media files (WMV's). I know that the the iPod has been getting all the attention and you may feel left out and so here is a little video bestoying the virtues of my Pocket PC iPAQ. Click the pic to view the vid.
Ok, so I got my wife an iPod for her birthday and she asked me to set up some feeds (good thing she asked!). So I tried a few of my favorite feeds and it seems to work great. The biggest problem is that there does not appear to be a way to import my feeds into iTunes and so adding easch, one by one, seems like a real chore. None the less, this is a fun and easy to use device.
I gave my wife an iPod for her birthday. This is a video podcast for her where I sing a classic song. Hope it comes through to her iPod.
Gena gave a fantastic presentation in the Apple store at The Grove in LA on September 21, 2005. Approximately 10 minute MP3 (8.6Mb). There is a tiny gap at around 6 min 37 sec where I stupidly turned off the camera for a moment and then restarted. It was really dark, making for a poor image, and so I just extracted the audio portion.
I was at the Ojai Film Festival to participate in a panel discusion on "Distribution in the Digital Age".
Just as we were all finishing up and walking out of the auditorium, this young lady came up to us promoting her film and I asked her to describe it for us on camera.
Turns out she goes to NYU and so I told her about my friend Rachel Toole, who is also a student there, and about Ryanne Hodson in Harlem. I hope they get a chance to meet up some time.
Here is a brief interview with Leah Meyerhoff, one of the film makers associated with the "Into The Limelight" program. Click the pic to view the vid.
Visit Leah Meyerhoff's website for more information about her movie "Twitch".
Mike Hudack of blip.tv has announced the release of some cool new features for this free hosting service. This includes the ability to edit pictures and some cool new ways to keep up with what's new on blip. 
Eric Rice announced a private new-media co-op recently. Clip the pic to listen to this short (1.5 min) report.
Chris Nolan is taking a cinematography class and posting the assignments so others can particpate. Here's my first. Twenty 10 second shots with no moving the camera Just like good old photography days. Natural light. Good way to learn more about my camera and remember those old lessons. Fun stuff. Thanks Chris!
Cross posted to We Are The Media...
I just got the scoop from Clint Sharp on why he's not been putting out many videos for the past month or two. Apparently he's got FireAnts in his pants!
Click here to hear about Clint Sharp's new FireAnt directory of videoblog feeds (MP3, 40 seconds, 632KB).
You never know what you might learn in the Flashmeeting Videoblogging Video Conferences. Here, Enric shares a few Latin dance steps during one of the lighter moments.
Today's conference is at 12 noon Pacific (3pm Eastern, 7pm GMT). Tomorrow's 'Euro' conference is at 8pm GMT (1pm Pacific, 4pm Eastern).
Here is the link to today's conference.
Here is a link to Sunday's conference.
Here is a link to the recordings archive for previous conferences.
A in-depth (1 hour) discussion between Andreas, John, Schlomo Rabinowitz, Dave H, Greg, Markus Sandy and Chris Weagel. See We Are The Media for links to the entire recorded Flashmeeting video conference in Flash video format.
In last Saturday's Flashmeeting videoblogging video conference, Schlomo Rabinowitz and Chris Weagle of Human Dog discuss videoblog content feeds and structure.
See We Are The Media for links to the entire video conference recording and to a podcast of this dicussionon the general topic of "content structure and series".
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