Posts Tagged ‘Youtube’

9 YouTube videos that changed my perspective on the world and the lessons I learned

Above, TED co-founder Chris Anderson talks about the impact of Youtube and other online video has on the world. Youtube was a powerful part of moving forward content dissemination on the web. Suddenly there was a free place to host, distribute and embed easily video that drove traffic and audience. About which time Youtube was [...]

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The state of social networking: what site is the best, the worst, a waste

I’ve written about social media here more than I’d probably like to admit. These social networking sites are transforming the way we receive our news and information. There’s no secret there. But they keep popping up, so much so that I’ve stopped joining them, because I never know when enough’s enough. Newspapers are still figuring [...]

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Your online videos: where to upload them

Where should your videos be uploaded and hosted online? I was having a bear of a time with this decision for a new venture that I will announce in coming months. What it comes down to is that it really matters what you want to do with it. Don’t think there is only one solution [...]

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Youtube: my one-year anniversary emits thoughts as a device

I was fairly late in joining Youtube – one year ago today, the day after I launched this Web site. My roommate first told me about the video sharing and hosting site in November 2005, a year after it launched and a year before Google purchased it. However, I didn’t even think to join it [...]

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Your best friend (online): how many social networking relationships make love?

You’re a member of a dozen or more social networking sites. Same goes for someone you’ve never met but know online, professionally or otherwise. When does that online relationship get weird? I’ve never met Greg Linch. He’s the editor at large for online and multimedia at The Miami Hurricane, the student newspaper pf the University [...]

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