Yahoo! Search Services and Tools
To go hand in hand with their Video Search engine.
Very nice…
Category: By-Pass The Media
The Betamax case of the digital age
Wired News: File Sharing Goes to High Court
I have my fingers crossed on this one. If these file-sharing services can be held responsible for the actions of their users, what does that mean for any company developing software that allows people to connect via public networks? What about ISP’s and common-carrier laws? What about FTP, IM, Email and so on?
The devil in this one may be that the media companies will renew vigor in lobbying congress for legislation like the INDUCE act.
Ooooh, What’s he going to do?!?!
Silicon Valley – Dan Gillmor’s eJournal – A Transition
Dan Gillmor is leaving his job as a writer for the San Jose Mercury News to “work on a citizen-journalism project”. Others have said it is a venture with seed money. Interesting.. Can’t wait for the details!
BroadSnatching – Get that Content
HOW-TO: BroadSnatching to a Portable Media Center – Engadget – www.engadget.com
From the article:
Getting video on a Portable Media Center is a fairly complicated task, but not because it’s all that hard, it’s just because no one has ever shown folks how. It’s a lot easier if you have a Media Center PC (MCE), but even if you don’t have an MCE, we showed you how to put DVDs on your Portable Media Center when we reviewed the Creative Zen.
ANTs Not Television
ANT | ANTs Not Television
Go Jay and Josh GO!
ANT helps you download and watch video published on the Internet.
ANT allows you to organize and manage video playlists
ANT is a video aggregator that allows you to subscribe to RSS 2.0 feeds with video enclosures
ANT seeks to build opensource software tools to enable an emergent, grassroots, bottom-up, video distribution network based on exisiting technology such as weblogs and RSS.
ANT is about FREE VIDEO — not free as in price, but free as in freedom.
BeyondTV – Keeping my eye on this one!
BeyondTV: BeyondTV – An offline internet TV project
This is an undercurrents project to create a real alternative to the centralization of media by narrow corporate power. Its not an Indymedia project as quality control is too much of an issues- TV with out quality control is not open to normal people to watch. Most activist media is made for a tiny minority of popule and is un-intelligible/un-whatebal outside this minority.
The project will work in a number of stages the first being a functional full screen activist TV channel, based on MPG1 and MPG4 content from the current archive of ruffcuts and euro/US Indymedia newsreal CD‚Äôs (we have over 20 hour of programming encoded and access to at least another 20 hours). Secondly stage we add ‚Äúautomatic functionality‚Ä? and some user input into viewing choices. Third stage a re-write to create a decentralized user rated P2P universal TV network when we have good experiences of the idea working in a practical way. I feel it is paramount that we start at the beginning using simple, thus reliable, tools and techniques.
Internet Archive Hosting Creative Commons licensed audio and video
Killer CC App: The Publisher, beta version
Bye bye bandwidth bills for *free* media (maybe because I don’t think bandwidth and disk space is really that cheap that it can just be given away in large quantities, yet).
Oh yeah, the link above is for their nice tool in support of this.
Make your own media
New York Community Access Television Links
If you don’t know about Public Access, you should.
Here is a good article about Public Access from the Museum of Broadcast Communication
Collection of links is taken from Dan Gillmor’s book, We The Media ISBN: 0-596-00733-7
We The Media: Web Site Directory
Kevin McAllister did a nice job!
Hack A Day tells us how to add RSS feeds to TiVo
add rss feeds to series 1 and series 2 tivos – hack a day – www.hackaday.com
Now we just need to read the enclosures, download the Torrents and add them to the menu.. Has it been done (on TiVo)?