"'The advent of American talking movies is beyond comparison the fastest and most amazing revolution the whole history of industrial revolutions.' --Fortune Magazine, October, 1930"Garrick says, if there's audio in your vlogs, we could call them "talkies".
"Please, Apple and the rest of the world: STOP USING THE TERM 'VIDEO PODCASTS.' That's as stupid as calling television a 'video radiocast.' Of course Apple is invested in pod-anything, but we don't have to swallow it."
"The Bush administration official in charge of making sure America is ready for a flu pandemic is a crony with no experience related to his job. Stewart Simonson is Assistant Secretary for Public Health Emergency Preparedness at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)—the Bush administration’s point man for a flu pandemic. But, Simonson has no public health management experience. He got his job because he is a close associate of former HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson. Will you urge that Simonson be replaced with a more obviously qualified person by signing our petition to Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt?"
"'Speed is always the enemy of context and thought and fact-checking.'"via [ J.D. Lasica ]
“Somos medio”Gracias.
(Talking about Rocketboom) Until the CBS it has dedicated a note to him . At the moment they have already seven correspondents in different parts from the world. One of them is Steve Garfield, that informs from Boston. Steve is a compulsive creator of videoblogs. In addition to his corresponsalÃa in Rocketboom, produces in its own videoblog pieces of all type and it promotes like adviser and producer of vlogs.
In one of its contraataca Steve pieces to a reporter of the newspaper The Inquirer and Mirror that is making a survey. After responding, it removes its camera to him and it records to him. Overflowed, the journalist says to him: “No, does not go asi ' ". Videoblogger espeta him: “Lo I feel, now is thus. We also are the means, not only ustedes”.
"If Al Gore spoke at a conference and the audience spent the whole time blogging, did he make a sound?"
Part of the National Arts Marketing Project presented by Arts & Business Council of Americans for the Arts
Date: Wednesday, November 9th, 2005
Time: 2:30 pm--5:00 pm
Location: Barr Foundation Dining Room, The Pilot House, Lewis Wharf, Boston
Featuring:
Presentation by John Cass, Director of Internet Marketing Strategies, Backbone Media, Inc.
Panel/Q&A with Bill Marx, Arts Critic and Editor of WBUR Online Arts and Steve Garfield, "The Paul Revere of Videoblogging," SteveGarfield.com
