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Saturday, August 21, 2010

#pubcampbos Public Media and Community Media -Panorama


Public Media Camp Boston at WGBH was a great time. WGBH has impressive meeting spaces. This is the Yawkey Auditorium.

Photos taken with an iPhone 4 and stitched together with AutoStitch.

Friday, August 20, 2010

YouTube's New End Frame


Just saw this new YouTube end frame with watching this video about Dual System Sound.

Had not seen this before.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Around the World For Free



Jeff visits the largest seafood market in the world and gives thanks to his hosts using Japanese calligraphy.

CBS Around the World: Episode 15, Day 22.

Very cool map interface to follow the trip and watch video.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Baseball at Fenway!


Watching Television: Doesn't add up


Seen in Boston Globe:
In Hub, TV fans having it their way

Source: International Communications Research

"Comcast Corp.’s “TV Pulse Survey’’ found that 70 percent of Boston viewers use time-shifting devices to watch primetime shows...

The report also found that 35 percent of Boston viewers plan to use a DVR to record TV series this fall, 23 percent plan to watch online or via video-on-demand service, and 1 percent will tune in through a mobile device. The majority of Hub watchers — 80 percent — said they use time-shifting technologies instead of watching television live because of their personal schedules."

How do these numbers add up?

73% + 35% + 23% + 23% + 1% = 155%

Saturday, August 14, 2010

[Video] Great story about the Raleigh Denim Company

Raleigh Denim: Handcrafted in North Carolina from David Huppert on Vimeo.

Two North Carolina designers and entrepreneurs are on a mission to help revitalize the garment industry in NC, one pair of REALLY COOL jeans at a time.

Sarah and Victor Lytvinenko are the Brains and the Beauty behind Raleigh Denim, and they are definitely turning heads.

Produced for UNC-TV by David Huppert (twitter: @hupdiggs) and Directed by Pete Bell (@petebelltv).

PHOTO CREDIT: Nick Pironio

MUSIC CREDIT: "Nice Fox" by The Rosebuds

Produced with major contributions from Jonny the intern and viewers like you.

I love this video. Great story and well produced.

Visit Raleigh Denim.

Found it on Devour.