Marc Canter is the CEO of Broadband Mechanics.
Sevenload at LeWeb 2008 in Paris
Posted by – December 14, 2008
Interview with Sevenload CEO Axel Schmiegelow about Sevenload’s position in the online video market.
My next HD camcorder should have these features
– WiFi and HSDPA built-in to upload my HD videos directly to an FTP server without needing to use a laptop. API to interact with online services to then publish that video to video-blogs and Youtube.
– Live streaming using WiFi or HSDPA of the camera feed in a low resolution and bitrate all the while the camcorder is recording the HD quality to the Internal storage.
– Built-in 2.5″ hard drive (up to 500GB) as well as SDHC storage.
– Built-in bluetooth or VHF to use for cheap but high quality wireless microphones. Multiple microphones should work with one camera.
– USB keyboard support to enter filenames, description, tags for when publishing the HD videos directly from the camera to the Internet.
– Voice recognition service (could be online), can automatically transcribe title, description and tags from voice recordings made to be linked up with the main HD video file recording.
– On screen live chat from live video viewers in the same way as the Qik live chat works on the Nokia N95.
– Live video feed should be able to go to services such as Qik.com, Mogulus.com, Ustream.tv, Kyte.tv as well as live p2p streaming systems using live Bittorrent protocols, pplive or sopcast.
Kevin Marks – Google OpenSocial Developer Advocate
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Kevin Marks is a Developer Advocate for OpenSocial at Google, bringing external developers and Google engineers together to make a better web. Over the last 20 years he’s alternated between giant companies and founding startups – BBC, The UK MultiMedia Corporation, Apple QuickTime, Technorati and now Google. The common thread has been working out how people, computers and media can complement each other, and solving the engineering and social problems where they meet. He is one of the driving forces behind microformats.org and advisor to the Open Rights group. He wants you to remember that URLs are people too, and his URL is http://epeus.blogspot.com. (description taken from here) This video was filmed at the Lift conference using the Sanyo HD1000 camcorder.
Philippe Tarbouriech
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Philippe Tarbouriech is a Photographer Technologist at http://phitar.com and worked as the producer of Sim City 3000 in the silicon valley. In this video he is talking about some of the challenges for the OLPC project in terms of being relevant in the classroom and about some of the strategies that a teacher can use to keep the attention of the students when they each have their own laptop.
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Guy Pignolet
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Guy Pignolet is a researcher at the University of La Reunion LEEP Energy Lab and is a Board Member of the Sunsat Energy Council for Space Power. He talks about Nicolas Tesla and other wireless power transfer technologies.
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William Cockayne at Lift 2008
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Tim Duckett at Lift 2008
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Tim Duckett is a consultant at http://headshift.com
Thibaut Brage at Lift 2008 – Weetribe.com
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Dania Gerhardt – Amazee.com at Lift 2008
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Nicolas Dengler – Mixin.com at Lift 2008
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Mixin is a system that connects to existing social networks, instant messaging, email to pull out information about activities that users plan to have or want to have in the future, and then hooking those users up with their friends, their nabours or with the general public to thus meet-up with people in real life. This could change the way people meet-up to do sports, study, work and have fun.
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Catherine Nivez and Catherine Lottier at Lift 2008
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Heewon Kim at Lift 2008
Posted by – February 14, 2008
Category: Exclusive videos, Lift
Heewon Kim addresses the trends in web usage in South Korea, and focuses in particular on how teenagers use social software in the world’s most wired country. Check her full keynote speech at http://www.liftconference.com/how-social-networks-changed-everyday-life
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