If Django Django is the bedroom band they claim to be, then it’s clear they’ve been there a while. Even the domestic blinds they use for a backdrop to present Kim Coleman’s exceptional and in-vogue mystic computer graphics, …
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The stars in his head
posted: 01/05/2011

For a man like Mr Stetson & the record company behind his critically acclaimed “New History… “ it could have been easier to hire an animator (not even hire, just ask politely any Calarts student for free) and …
Youtube World View
posted: 27/04/2011

Payed or free PR for these lucky world leaders chosen by Google’s latest initiative: Youtube World View? We already knew about the amazing good relationships between Mr Obama and big G (now challenged by a late flirt with …














↓ Utube Live
After launching full series on-line, channels & films (even if they’re from the 50s & 60s, if you’re lucky you may have late 90s…) Youtube (aka Google) keeps demonstrating the versatility of their video platform & new ways of reaching to a wider audience…
As if all those other on-line video competitors (Dailymotion, Hulu…) didn’t have enough with Youtube’s monopole, world’s favourite on-line video portal just launched today their “Live” platform, unfortunately only 4 companies can use the service for now, and it’s a 2-day test phase… (today & tomo).
Next New Networks, Howcast, Young Hollywood & Rocketboom were the chosen ones but many more should come (those Justin.tv, Ustream or Livestream must be trembling right now…).
The widget below was also rolled out, so any website can insert the program guide anywhere. Oh lord, whoever keeps thinking Google is only about search…. as if they didn’t had enough with their wars trying to dominate the www or with the Telcos trying to change the mobile industry now they seem to be teasing TV networks… ooops!
“this is only an alpha test, and YouTube will be taking the live streaming functionality down after the two-day trial. However, the company has confirmed that it plans to eventually offer live streaming to all of its content partners (it may just take a while to get there).”
The service arrives two years after Youtube’s first live emission and a year after U2′s live concert or even last year’s USA presidential debates. Where from here?