Dec
4
Hulu HD
December 4, 2007 | 2 Comments
(Via ParisLemon) Hulu, NBC’s online video venture, just announced that it will make some if its content available in HD, thanks to the latest update of Flash.
Thanks to the efficient compression of the H.264 video codec, that day may be coming sooner than anticipated. Today we’re excited to launch an HD Gallery featuring a selection […]
Dec
3
The Gillmor Group is a Podcasting Revolution?
December 3, 2007 | 2 Comments
(via Doc Searls) Tim Elliot has some interesting thoughts about the Gillmor Group which go somewhat against the standard wisdom (= Steve just doesn’t like to edit the show, so he doesn’t):
Very few podcasts these days are actually challenging the status quo to forge a new way of sharing ideas. Pioneers like Dave Slusher is […]
Dec
3
Just went over to Digg and it looks like the long promised image section has finally arrived.
Only one question: what took them so long? There is nothing really spectacular going on there. And somewhat interestingly, the top two posts right now feature pictures from flickr, without a thumbnail…
Mathew Ingram notes that Digg has implemented some […]
Dec
3
When I opened up my Gmail this afternoon, I noticed that something was different. Looks like I can now assign colors to my labels.
Nothing too spectacular, but a nice new feature. At least I can see that this one would be useful to me. A little bit of color definitely would help navigate the wall […]
Dec
3
Podshow talent leaving
December 3, 2007 | 7 Comments
TechCrunch reported that Natali Del Conte is leaving Podshow for CNET TV:
TeXtra, a tech news video show hosted by former TechCrunch writer Natali Del Conte, may be shutting down well shy of its first birthday this upcoming February 13. That’s because CNET has poached Natali away from Podshow, which owns TeXtra.
That, by itself isn’t too […]
Dec
1
I guess very little is happening this weekend. How else to explain this post by Michael Arrington over on TechCrunch: Vimeo Founder Fired, Does A Bong Hit.
Jakob Lodwick, the co-founder of IAC owned video site Vimeo, left the company today. The reason? Apparently Lodwick didn’t see eye to eye with the IAC brass on creative […]
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