As shown by this recent MSDN Channel 9 video; and other tools such as Yahoo! Live and UStream, creating your own Micro TV station is simple.
In studio audiences, once a bastion of good TV is now possible with these systems too: I do enjoy being a noisy in-studio crowd with the 2webcrew create their podcasts. Comments fly in an open backchannel that directs the on-air talent into interesting conversations.
Oops, I am going to refrain from dissing Windows ME in the future.
Sorry, Long. You are right.
For those wanting to know what is coming with Windows XP SP3, here is the document.
The Delicate Genius has a small digital video camera, and he’s not afraid to use it!
Go have a watch and listen as he interviews interesting people, in his own style.
Bronwen, light years ahead of me, has created a DeepZoom of her recent holiday to Thailand.
(Photo source: Duncan Riley)
Apart from getting up very early in the morning watching the two MIX08 keynotes — now I have to watch many days of presentations appearing on http://sessions.visitmix.com/
As a great fan of Dr Melyn Bragg, BBC4 is publishing the podcasts of his history debating show In Our Time.
This week, he discusses Ada Lovelace; the prophet of the computer age we now live in.
Mike Taulty has de-composed and written a quick how-to for the Deep Zoom technology as used by Hard Rock Cafe.
There goes my weekend.
Mark Pesce has the transcript of a recent speech he gave to business leaders. A great article to give to those around you who need to get what is going on right now.
(Photo above: Snare Drum signed by Paul Hester, Crowded House, Hard Rock Gold Coast)
Hard Rock display Rock and Roll Memorabilia in their restaurants around the world.
Using Silverlight 2 (a mere 4.38Mb download for Windows Vista) the browsing experience is rock and roll.
Now you can browse through their collection online. This is just wow.