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The new NPR.org
NPR.org is getting a facelift on July 27th. As a way to promote the new redesign, allow people to see it, and to give feedback, NPR has created this promotional video and put it on YouTube. The video shows Scott Simon, one of NPR’s hosts, going through the site for the first time and describing [...]
Quietube
You’ve probably seen this elsewhere already… but this is just like Readability in that this small bookmarklet removes all of the cruft around YouTube videos leaving you with just the video to watch.
Quietube. Great name too.
Update: I figured I’d provide an example link.
“We just posted loads of clips all over the freakin’ place!”
Which strategy has the greater value; sharing everywhere or sharing in one spot?
Project Pedal compares interaction on video sharing sites
A balanced analysis of interaction on various video sharing sites.
Posted in Links Also tagged blip, community, interaction, project-pedal, viddler, vimeo Comments closed
Giving into community pressure
Do you find yourself using a particular service, not because you like it, but because your friends or "the masses" are using it? I do.
Posted in Notes Also tagged carsonified, community, community-pressure, internet, pownce, ryan-carson, twitter, viddler, video, web 25 Comments
One possible benefit from disabling comments
Although the reasons for an author to disable comments may vary there is one possible benefit from doing so that may have not been discussed.
Posted in Notes Also tagged blogging, comments, community, conversation, digg, jeremy-keith 8 Comments
Field Notes, colors