02.24.06
Posted in Podcasting / Podcasts at 4:38 pm by Administrator
NBC is offering the first episode of Conviction, a legal drama, as a free download via iTunes. This is a first time a major television show has appeared as a video download on the Web before it is broadcast.
The show, from Emmy Award winner Dick Wolf (â€Law & Order†franchise), focuses on the lives of Manhattan assistant district attorneys and the cases they deal with.
The television premiere is Friday, March 3rd, but the download is available now via iTunes.
In addition to the pilot, a music video and a behind the scenes look at the show are available for download.
via Video Podcasting News and Podcasting News
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02.21.06
Posted in Podcasting / Podcasts at 3:07 am by Administrator
We found a post at Audio Blogging pointing to the info about Sprint’s new busniess mobility podcasts. It appears that sprint is slated to release a new podcast every other week.
It should be interesting to see how Sprint produces thier podcasts which are said to be a way to help business users adapt mobile technologies to increase effeciency.
Sprint Podcast link:
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02.09.06
Posted in Podcasting / Podcasts at 10:56 am by Administrator
Looks like a decent solution to a problem many in the podcasting biz have been having… We look forward to the video blogging version. Some users may not want to use the separate player, instead enjoying the podcasts on their ipods, or in another video / audio player, however for the users that don’t mind using another branded, player, this one offers some unique possiblities including index / content quick jumps in audio, and the ability to track not just how many downloads of your podcast, but also how much of it was listened to, or relistened to.
From: » SONR: statistics for podcasting | Web 2.0 Explorer | ZDNet.com
“SONR (Sonar) is a media tracking tool for content providers. Specifically geared towards podcasters (and later, publishers of video content), SONR’s goal is to provide detailed information on how listeners interact with your content. Currently, most podcasters only know when a listener has downloaded their content, but with SONR’s media player, providers can now track how much of their podcast was listened to and what the user did while listening.
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Posted in General at 4:34 am by Administrator
New data from Gallup shows that todat more and more people seem to know what a blog is, and are using them. Overall blog reading is not beating music and video usage online, but more and more people are using blog, I would suggest that many people read and use blogs without knowing it, but that may be a whole ‘nother poll…
Excerpt from editor and publisher.com:
Gallup: Blogs Catching On With Web Users
one in five Americans say they consult blogs “frequently” or at least “occasionally.” That 20% figure trails instant messaging (28%), auctions (23%), videocasts and downloading music (22%).
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Posted in Internet Business, Software and Web Apps at 4:11 am by Administrator
Video Bomb lets you grab Internet videos you like and publish them as a feed — “bomb” them — that your friends or fans can subscribe to, so all the online video you find ends up in their video player automatically, It lets you program and publish your own TV station made up of anything you find online and anything you make and publish.
VideoBomb web site link
Originally found from a post at Boing Boing - Boing Boing: Video Bomb: social video-channel publisher and discovery tool
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02.08.06
Posted in Marketing at 5:59 am by Administrator
Super bowl ads not shown on TV and the ads that aird now available via google video.
WHO REALLY WON THE SUPER BOWL? By Marco Iacoboni
This year, at the UCLA Ahmanson-Lovelace Brain Mapping Center, Marco Iacoboni and his group used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure brain responses in a group of subjects while they watched the Super Bowl
Excellnet article there at the edge with great photos and graphs of brain activity.
Originally tipped off about this story by the post at Boing Boing - your brain on the superbowl.
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02.06.06
Posted in Internet Business, Marketing at 7:09 am by Administrator
German BMW Banned From Google
This penalty is a good example of what can happen to sites going against the Google webmaster guidelines – no matter how big or important one might deem the site. Google writes:
“If an SEO creates deceptive or misleading content on your behalf, such as doorway pages or ’throwaway’ domains, your site could be removed entirely from Google’s index.â€
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