Archive for the 'Video Publishing' Category

How To Set Yourself Up For Remixing TheWeblogProject In EyeSpot

Tuesday, May 2, 2006

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
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How To Set Yourself Up For Remixing TheWeblogProject Clips In Jumpcut

Thursday, April 27, 2006

For those of you who wanted to set themselves up on Jumpcut or Eyespot to do some good video remixing of TheweblogProject clips.

Here is a first short tutorial for Jumpcut users:

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

1) Go to www.jumpcut.com



2) Sign in into your account



3) Click on Explore
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Independent Filmmakers Can Get Noticed Thanks To Automated Recommendation Systems

Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Automated Recommendation Systems have proved vital in recent years to building careers for independent authors, musicians and filmmakers as they allow people to discover and purchase works from artists they would almost certainly not have found otherwise.

They are key to the Long Tail business model, and will soon be popping up in other parts of our lives, providing suggestions in areas we never expected. Imagine a supermarket with an ARS telling you “customers who liked this food also bought…”

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Photo credit: Elena Buetler

Although ARS are best known at Amazon.com, iTunes, Netflix and other heavily trafficked sites, their popularity is spreading because of the advantages for merchants and customers alike, with independent artists reaping the benefits.

The producers of TheWeblogProject take note of technological trends such as this and document what the effects will be for all small, independent producers. But the proliferation of ARS is causing a major shift for upstart artists and consumers alike, as is detailed in this piece by Joshua Porter.