Renaissance 2.0
Vuze provides an HD & DVD quality video experience that is breathtaking and thoroughly enjoyable. You can upload and share your own original videos as well as view incredibly high-quality content in a fast, slick player. There are thousands of TV shows, music videos, movies, video games and more. There’s even a way to monetize…
Animoto is a new online video editing service but unlike any you’ve used before. You can quickly and easily create impressive videos with your own photo’s and music and share them instantly via email or by embedding it on your website/blog. The special effects are extremely slick and professional quality. If you don’t like how…
Everyone is excited about Seesmic but it is going to be in private BETA for a long time before it is open to the public. In the mean time, why not try the original video twitter, Hictu ? They launched a year ago in December 2006 and have not garnered much press or attention for…
Searchles is a unique service that lets you create playlists of videos from google, YouTube and MySpace (more to come). Their MyTV feature is the most impression and fun part because it lets you edit any of these videos online and actually select the portion of the video you want to play and share with…
It is becoming easier and cheaper to run your own internet TV station and broadcast from your webcam. The newer services also allow you to save all of your favorite videos in one place from multiple video sites such as YouTube, MetaCafe, Yahoo video and more! In essense, they become a sort of social bookmarking…
Sending video mail (vMail) is much easier these days thanks to the following services. Many of them don’t even require any software downloads or installation as in the old days. All you need is a webcam and a computer with Internet access and you are good to go. Here are some of the best vMail…
Incredible new technology that brings still photographs to life! Could be the future of newspapers online as well. Awesome for family scrapbooks and perhaps for blogging too? [podtech content=http://media1.podtech.net/media/2007/11/PID_013087/Podtech_VuVOX_demo.flv&postURL=http://www.podtech.net/scobleshow/technology/1693/san-jose-mercury-news-photojournalist-uses-vuvox-to-tell-photostory&totalTime=2330000&breadcrumb=c4d0be62016d45538ea5e761dd9997fd]
Here is a new service that is interesting. VoiceThread offers video doodling which allows you to share audio and text comments as a group while viewing the same photo’s or videos. It’s all part of the trend towards more collaborative multimedia social networking services. Watch for this to become a common part of all websites…