Make a video. Make a difference. Make $100K
Current.tv is hosting a contest themed Seeds of Tolerance. In partnership with the Third Millennium Foundation, Current TV is offering the chance for you to make a difference and earn $100,000. Between now and August 15, submit a video on the theme of tolerance?any form of tolerance. Whatever story you want to tell, and however you want to tell it..
The grand prize creator will receive $100,000 cash, and $15,000 to a relevant charity of their choice. Two runners-up will receive $10,000, and be aired on Current TV, in 28 million homes across the country.
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OMMA Roundtable Talks Web Video
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Cuts.com opened up private testing access for its new video editing and remixing service which allows users to pull online video from sites like YouTube and Myspace and edit mash-ups to create your own directors cut. Their browser-based software interface can add captions and preset sound effects and enable loopedJumpcut Makes Web Video Simple
Finally, a free online location where you can use all your media, create great looking movies and publish to anyone you choose. Whether you’re familiar with other video editing tools or not, you’ll find jumpcut’s online editor very easy to use and full of all the features you need. YouThe Machine is Us/ing Us
Last Wednesday, Michael Wesch posted this five-minute clip, set to techno music, to help explain Web 2.0. As part of an article that is intended to appear in a journal of anthropology, Wesch created the video to appear on the publication’s Web site. “I was trying to explain this stuffEntrepreneur Aiming to Overthrow TV
Most software entrepreneurs' ambition is to sell out for a huge wad of cash, or maybe go public for an even bigger pile. Not so Nicholas Reville: He wants to overthrow the television industry, and he doesn't care if he gets rich. In fact, as co-founder of the Participatory CultureWindows Live for TV - Preview Orbit SNS
Nemo is back with a new look and a new name. They're calling it exactly what you would expect, Windows Live for TV. Live TV is an additional program for Windows Media Center which will provide access to Spaces, Messenger, and Live Call, all wrapped up in a ten footSpace Invaders - With Real People!
When we think of the hours it must have taken to make this clip.. it surely deserved a few minutes to post it here for everyones enjoyment. Gosh isn’t user this kind of generated content fun..You Tube vs. Google Video vs. Revver
Can't decide which place is best to upload your video..?!? Chris Pirillo has a few suggestions that should help make the decision easier.. 8-) Via: Off On A TangentPodguide.tv - Guide to Free Video i-Pod Content
Podguide.tv is a new guide to the best video content available for the video iPod. Each week they bring you the latest finds, handpicked from thousands of websites and categorized to make it easy to find something to suit your viewing tastes. Each has a “subscribe with iTunes” buttonSubmit your Rage video to CNET
If you’re ready to drop-kick your cell phone, throttle your DVR, or throw your MP3 player in the toilet, CNET has the therapy you need. They want you to make a video rant about technology that enrages you. It’s called RAGE, and we’ve all been there. Submit your clips —
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