Blogs are about freedom, and this video remix by Alessandro Luccardi, creates some visual poetry around this idea.

By remixing together the beautiful footage of Kurt Burk along with the music from Westindiangirl, this video remix shows how surprisingly effective the art of remixing will likely be.

The remix features Marc Orchant, Nancy White, Leonardo Chiariglione, Robert Scoble, Jon Rappoport, Steve Bosserman and Howard Rheingold.

The latest remix from Nico Canali juxtaposes Robin Good funky performance of Earth Wind and Fire's Fall In Love (from MyVideoKaraoke) with some memorable clips from TheWeblogProject.

Featuring Chris Pirillo, this new remix by Nico Canali showcases a great compilation of street people describing, each, in his own way, what a blog really is.

Alessandro Luccardi remixes another set of video clips for TheWeblogProject.

This one is a general overvrview of what blogs are:

You can take and republish any of these video remixes on to your site or blog without needing to ask permission to anyone.

Just go to Eyespot or Jumpcut and select any of the remixes we have already created. Take the snippet of code and paste into your web site. That's all.

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Great remix sequence by TheWeblogProject own team, with this "What is a blog in 20 seconds" remix. Nico Canali took Eyespot editing capabilities to the test and made a 20 seconds grammatically correct phrase about what blogs are, with the contribution of thirteen different interviewees' clips. The result is definitely worth a look.

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Today's remix swiftly juxtaposes the slick look of 3D computer graphics with the down-to-earth grassroots commentary from nomorefakenews.com Jon Rappoport.

Special thanks to:
www.secondlife.com
Story, animation,scripting, props and camera working by Rob Wright
Music "better life" written and performed by Angry Man
www.angryman.info

Remixed by Alessandro Luccardi on Eyespot, one of the online services that makes it easy for you to upload, edit and remix any of your videos with no software to buy.

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Go straight to Eyespot and preload in one-click all 132 clips from TheWeblogProject:

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A new remix of TheweblogProject clips and underlining again the ego-centric, "we are the center of the world" attitude, of "some" bloggers.

The take is hironic and the cool rap-style editing make this new Eyespot remix worth a good look.

Remixed by Alessandro Luccardi on Eyespot, one of the online services that makes it easy for you to upload, edit and remix any of your videos with no software to buy.

Want to remix your own?

Go straight to Eyespot and preload in one-click all 132 clips from TheWeblogProject:

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Wired, in its latest May 14th issue has included a fascinating article entitled: A Guide to the Online Video Explosion - Wired's must-have directory of the best clips on the Web.

The mini-guide includes multiple sections providing Wired own selection of the best video destinations to go and check out online. Of course you need a pretty recent computer, a speedy internet connection (ISDN not enough) and a good video display/card combination. Given the above and some free time to explore and play around you are certainly in for some truly interesting discoveries.

For one, in the opening page under the Documentary section, TheWeblogProject finds its space as a recommended destination to follow.

"...Sure, a lot of the material is junk: dorm pranks, nip slips, America's silliest home videos. But some of it is brilliant: House of Cosbys, Kevin Sites's hot zone at Yahoo! News, archives of cold war propaganda films. Some people look at the sheer amount of material and see a mess. But we see, amid the flood of content and competing delivery services, a new medium emerging, one with fewer gatekeepers, more producers, and - somewhere - something for everyone. And that's the point: The mess is the message.

That doesn't make it easy to sample.

So we've created a Me-Vee Guide - a way for you to understand, navigate, and participate in the online video explosion."

Recommended reading.

This is video remix has been created by David Dudas, CTO of Eyespot, one of the online services thta makes it easy for you to upload, edit and remix any of your videos with no software to buy.

Go straight to Eyespot and preload in one-click all 132 clips from TheWeblogProject:

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Street people answer the question: What is a blog?

Remixed by Nico Canali De Rossi on Eyespot.

A great new remix that includes contributions from Marc Orchant and Howard Rheingold:

Remixed on Jumpcut by Nico Canali.

See all of the Jumpcut-based video remixes from TheWeblogProject.

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A greatest hits remix of all those who really don't know yet what a blog really is:

Remixed on Eyespot by Alessandro Luccardi.

See all of the Eyespot-based video remixes and the complete set of video clips from TheWeblogProject.

Go remix your own!

Remixed on Eyespot by Nico Canali.

See all other Eyespot remixes of TheWeblogProject here.

Today's new remix clip is an original, humorous take on bloggers too serious and stressed attitude, as exemplified by these unforgettable characters captured in some of TheWeblogProject video clips.

The remix is by Alessandro Luccardi.

Remix your own!

Nico Canali produced another great early experimental remix of TheWeblogProject clips. It is called the John remix:

And here it is: for those of you who wanted to set themselves up on Eyespot to do some good video remixing of TheweblogProject clips here is a short tutorial for how to set yourself up to remix TheWeblogproject clips on Eyespot:

To add a video clip from TheWeblogProject to your Eyespot collection:

1) Go to www.eyespot.com

2) Sign in into your account

3) Click explore