Jeremy Allaire writes on his blog at Brightcove:

"Beyond looking at Internet TV as an ideal platform for marketing and distribution, it is interesting to think about how the Internet facilitates a distributed and collaborative environment for media production. It won't surprise me to see new "media collectives" modeled after open source projects that form together to put forth a particular view point - be it for entertainment or informational programs. Note the work at TheWeblogProject.

Who will host the "sourceforge" of documentaries? Is this a missing piece to create a platform for citizen's media? How will content creators, directors and producers, with common vision, work together to put forth a story that is important to them? What tools are required to help manage these create endeavors? Is there a varient of BaseCamp designed specifically for collaborative video projects?

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Disruptive distribution will likely require an equal revolution in production processes.

With infinite channel capacity, we certainly have a lot of content to create!

Like fusion cooking, linking together talented people from across the world will create new and compelling perspectives for us all to enjoy."

Listen to the audio conversation I had with him last week and do watch the excellent presentation he has made available about the future of Internet of Television.

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