Podcamp Topeka: Selling Yourself @ 30 FPS Favorite

This website uses Adobe® Flash™ Player 9
Download Flash Now

If you are using Internet Explorer, you will need to restart your browser after installing Flash.
Adobe and Flash are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems incorporated. All rights reserved.

49 views • Uploaded September 19, 2009

Yay! I'm glad you got this up so quickly!

I saw you tweeting that you were gonna speak at PodCamp Topeka, and I thought 'I wish I could see that'.

Yay for video!

I take the opinions of my peers quite seriously.

There's certain airlines that I do and don't fly based on other people's experiences. That's just one example.

Heh. You're gettin' TwitPic'd by the girl on the right of the screen. :P

PixelPipe is a service similar to TubeMogul, but for the iPhone.

You can upload a video from your iPhone to tons of different video sharing sites.

Likewise, you can also upload photos from your iPhone through PixelPipe to photo sharing sites like Flickr, Brightkite, TwitPic, yfrog, etc.

It also allows full-resolution photos to be uploaded rather than the 800x600 compression that Apple enforces when sending photos over e-mail.

PixelPipe is rad for content created on the iPhone. :)

That's so true. I hardly ever go looking for news anymore; I just let it come to me via Twitter.

That way all the boring stuff has already been filtered out by someone else, and I only see what's interesting to me.

HAhaha. Imagine how long it takes to get new technologies to "bleed" across the Pacific Ocean to Australia.

I went to the USA for a year because I couldn't handle being about a year behind in technology.

Eh. I'm not fond of the Flip Video cameras.

There are many other point-and-shoot cameras that have much higher quality (even HD), take stills, and cost the same.

I've noticed if a video is tagged well, then the overlay ads that are displayed on said video are very relevant. And often localised to where I'm accessing the video from.

I hate it when I know *more* than a shop keeper.

If I go in to a camera store looking for something I saw on a US website, I expect them to know about it. Even if it isn't available in my country.

Then, they can possibly tell me something similar they have to offer. I hate going all the way to a physical store and not finding out what I need.

Heh! Gotta love that Viddla front page action! ;)

Comments Feed