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Friday, April 18, 2008
Mashed Video
Check it out.... mashup youtube videos with an online video editor called Omnisio. As a premium feature you can show slides and video simultaneously. Here's an example. Nothing to download, nothing up my sleeve. Works with youtube, bliptv, and google video.
This clip that you had to show us was about a man by the name of Jeremiah Owyang who is actually rather interesting character. At first I was rather uninterested in what he was going to talk about since it looked like it was going to be a long boreing lecture that wasn’t going to be all that interesting. However, I was wrong he was an interesting person since he moderates on a social network such as Facebook and Myspace. Both Facebook and Myspace are something that I use daily to keep in touch with my friends. I have been using both site for about two year now and I had no idea some of the things that he talked about. Apparently now a lot of website and companies are working towards and have already introduced its API, which offers participating developers a way to create an application that can run across multiple social networking platforms. It really is an interesting approach; they are placing their resources for their company's long-term direction and strategy. If nothing else it nice to know where all the neat applications come from that you can add to your Facebook or Myspace.
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This clip that you had to show us was about a man by the name of Jeremiah Owyang who is actually rather interesting character. At first I was rather uninterested in what he was going to talk about since it looked like it was going to be a long boreing lecture that wasn’t going to be all that interesting. However, I was wrong he was an interesting person since he moderates on a social network such as Facebook and Myspace. Both Facebook and Myspace are something that I use daily to keep in touch with my friends. I have been using both site for about two year now and I had no idea some of the things that he talked about. Apparently now a lot of website and companies are working towards and have already introduced its API, which offers participating developers a way to create an application that can run across multiple social networking platforms. It really is an interesting approach; they are placing their resources for their company's long-term direction and strategy. If nothing else it nice to know where all the neat applications come from that you can add to your Facebook or Myspace.
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