If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or Email alerts. Thanks for visiting!Four Eyed Monsters became the first full length feature film to stream on YouTube. The film is available on youtube for only one week. The film was created by Arin Cumley and Susan Buice through visusals [...]

Search engine Ask.com partnered with Blinkx.com for video search. Ask.com will use Blinkx search technology on its search results to provide users with 12 million hours of audio and video content. Blinkx has also partnered with other search engines MSN and AOL.
Blinkx claims that it is the largest video search engine and wants to [...]

Alleba has created a nice photoshop tutorial on how to create web2.0 logo, i am not a fan of photoshop but i use fireworks a lot compared to photoshop for webdesign. I played with fireworks to create a web2.0 logo and finally i could create one. I will explain here how did i do that.

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Ireland based Babelgum is a P2P internet TV like Joost. Babelgum also works on the same principle as Joost that is peer to peer sharing, currently in private beta this will launch on may 31st. With babelgum users can create channels and share those with friends.
To create a global, personal, open, free, TV-like new media: [...]

Microsoft announced streaming support for Silverlight at Mix07 conference, the service allows web develeopers to host and stream up to 4Gb of videos for free. The videos can be streamed at 700kbps. Silverlight streaming works in conjunction with Silverlight browser plugin released earlier. Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of .NET-based media [...]

Sony is entering in to japanese video sharing network with eyeVio, eyeVio will be go live from Friday. ZDNet reports that this may be a first step from Sony to challenge Google’s Youtube. Currently eyeVio is available to japanese users only, later they will introduce the service in other countries.

Unlike Youtube eyeVio videos can [...]

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There are two types of Internet users, those that use RSS and those that don’t. This video is for the people who could save time using RSS, but don’t know where to start.
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Softpedia reports that YouTube is going to add adverts before video clips by next year to allow companies to monetize their videos. The ad revenue generated from these ads will be shared with the broadcasters. Recently Jalipo announced a video market place for publishers and Adobe is planning to release a media player for video [...]