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Java, Ruby, ASP.NET, PHP, Python, these languages all get the buzz when it comes to online application development. I am curious about…
Bad is the new good. That seems to be the consensus of a handful of media executives trying to wrap their minds around this Web video thing. Where's the control? How do we monetize it? When did low quality become high quality? How do you connect cheese to a carburetor?
Flash Player 9 for Linux made its public debut (finally) at a controlled demonstration during a conference. Meanwhile, a number of people have suggested ways that Ubuntu Christian Edition will work for its users.
If you're establishing and promoting a video blog (vlog), then there are a few key people to talk to about it. One of those is Rocketboom's Andrew Baron. Webproworld publisher Rich Ord caught up with Baron, and others, at VON 2006 during the "You've Got Video" session to find out how to set up a successful vlog.
At its simplest, email is your voice, amplified. Forget the technology, forget the software. When you get right down to it, email is you, talking to an audience of 1 or 1000 or 10,000.
YouTube pays nearly $1 million per month in bandwidth fees, a 7 figure deterrent to some interested in the business. A digital movie seller may only break even, as per-download bandwidth scrapes away at profit margins. There is a growing camp, though, that believes peer-to-peer (p2p) technology can address these barriers.
