In Uncategorized on July 31, 2007 by amul84
— SHOUT or BOO meters in the Videostream
– LIVE POLLS or QUESTIONAIRE for more “in contextual” polling
| ushing the most interesting content in front of viewers in real time is a challenge. But there’s an audience to interact with, and that makes all the difference. |
Ustream’s version 3 redesign released today is focusing entirely on the audience-host relationship. They’ve added three new interactivity features to the platform: shout meter, live polling, and a video archive widget. They are all solid additions to the service. |
| The shout meter lets users vote for the current channel’s content by clicking vigorously on the sidebar. More clicks from more users pumps up the shout bar, tipping Ustream off to something good happening on the channel. The bar on the right reflects your own shout level (red) and the crowds (yellow). There’s no word on how they’ll use the shout meter data. |
| incorporated live polling into their Broadcaster Console, letting the publisher throw a few questions to the audience in real time. |
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In Uncategorized on July 31, 2007 by amul84
Pop Culture – Movies and Music
Interviews with celebrities in sexy tone.. Thats us.
| The site is a video blog that features daily topical comedy videos, ranging from short sketches to funny commentary |
| “This Just In” operates in a particularly competitive vertical market, competing against the likes of CollegeHumor, the Onion, and Will Ferrel’s new project FunnyOrDie, amongst others. |
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In Uncategorized on July 31, 2007 by amul84
Mysql, Python and Debian servers.. with S3 NETSTORAGE via Amazon… and adobe AIR for desktop Player..
In Uncategorized on July 3, 2007 by amul84
In Uncategorized on July 3, 2007 by amul84
One to keep tabs on..
Began May 30th, 2005, Solution Watch surveys the new generation of the web, reviewing and providing in-depth walkthroughs of today’s best products and services. Owned and maintained by Brian Benzinger, Solution Watch has grown and become a member of the 9rules Network and Web 2.0 Workgroup. Solution Watch aims for writing quality reviews of products and services that are of benefit to its users. If you know of a service that you would like to see reviewed on Solution Watch, you may send it to Brian Benzinger using the Submit Solution form. |
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In Uncategorized on July 3, 2007 by amul84
very simple 3D social network..
In Uncategorized on July 3, 2007 by amul84
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Turn your pictures into games
and share them with your friends!
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In Uncategorized on July 3, 2007 by amul84
Leveraging Social Networking: Social networks eat up good videos. If you build up power user accounts on digg or have a lot of friends on Stumbleupon then this can really get the ball rolling for your videos. Front page of Digg Videos section should net you up to 10,000 views. A successful video on Stumbleupon could lead anywhere up to 100,000+ views over a few weeks. |
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In Uncategorized on July 2, 2007 by amul84
Semantic Web as with adaptive blue’s approach is very cool. I wonder if you could build a open market place for semantic “relationships”
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