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Preparing to serve on the experts panel at NewTeeVee's Pilot Competition Screening on July 31, 2008, Martin Sargent (from Revision3) takes a minute to chat with me for WOMbuzz TV. Distributed by Tubemogul.

An early YouTube engineer tells all at the YouTube developer conference on July 10, 2008.

Chad Hurley tells the story of YouTube at a startup dinner in Palo Alto.

Author: rizzn Added: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 05:50:04 -0800 Duration: 713All this hubbub about BMW's "failed" viral video campaign over the Rampenfest reminds me of the old Sportka viral video that spread around several years ago.

Author: rizzn Added: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 05:50:04 -0800 Duration: 713All this hubbub about BMW's "failed" viral video campaign over the Rampenfest reminds me of the old Sportka viral video that spread around several years ago.

EdgeCast is another of the scrappy upcoming content delivery networks (CDN) which is vying for a piece of the market for the distribution of big files around th Internet. The Los Angeles company has raised $10 million with most coming from Disney's venture fund.In just 9 months, the company has landed over 100 customers. Last week in Manhattan at the Contentinople conference, I caught up with James Segil, CEO of EdgeCast. His company is taking on giant Akamai -- who Jim refers to as legacy operation, much like United Airlines and he likens his company to Jet Blue. Like Jet Blue, EdgeCast has entered the market with low fares. He told me that EdgeCast charges some 50 percent less than Akamai for comparative service.Speaking with Jim, I learned that EdgeCast is the CDN Blip.tv and thus for for Beet.TV videos -- which stream very nicely, thank you."Velocix Takes Drug Dealer Approach"I love this headline from the NewTeeVee's post by Chris Albrecht on the news that U.K.-based Velocix is giving away free CDN services in the hope of getting pubilshers, eh addicted. Om Malik wrote yesterday about Voxel, another start-up that is aiming to take business from Amazon's S3 business.-- Andy Plesser

Chris Albrecht is a staff writer at NewTeeVee, the authoritative blog that covers the online video space. He stopped by the Beet.TV offers a couple weeks back to chat about trends in content and consumption.He talked about the glut in online comedy channels and the challenge for independents to keep things funny in order to create a sustainable business model.Chris brings a lot of relevant experience to his work as a journalist who he cut his teeth at ZDNet and as an exec at the MTV-acquired Atoms Film. He does a great job. Liz Gannes, NewTeeVee's editor, Om Malik and the NTV team have done a great job in building understanding about the fast changes that are happening in our industry. In their first year, they've built traffic, influence and have launched an impressive conference business.The NewTeeVee Live conference in San Francisco in November was among the best industry events I've attended. Liz just told me that the event has been re-scheduled for November 13. You should save the date, for sure.-- Andy Plesser

mov | wmv | 3gp | m4v Story Links: Google Blog Search for Pop17 shows an international variety of blogs talking about YouTube integrating live video. Google News Search for Pop17 shows some mainstream mentions. NewTeeVee picks up the YouTube live story first. Michael Seibel of Justin.tv responds to YouTube s announcement to go live this year on Valleywag [compete score] a controversial Silicon Valley gossip blog. Robert Scoble launched his two new shots with Fast Company. One of the shows is live mobile casts and the other is in HD. I ll be chatting withKevin Rose at SXSW. Are you going? I look forward to the day where, again, I get the chance to interview Jimmy Wales about Wikia.

mov | wmv | 3gp | m4v Story Links: Live video is one of the latest mediums to be embraced online. A variety of live streaming platforms with social networks are propping up a new kind of online voice. Justin Kan of Justin.tv is one of the first popular lifecasters. Justine Ezarik aka iJustine became popular on Justin.tv and also in other spheres online for her iPhone bill video. Chris Pirillo became popular in the live streaming world in part due to his technical understanding of the medium and his willingness to share his findings. *Breaking News: Interview with YouTube co-founder Steve Chen revealing plans for live video on YouTube this year. Several common live streaming platforms: Mogulus, Justin.TV, Ustream, Blog.tv, Stickam, Yahoo Live, Qik Know of any other platforms or people using them to do neat things?

This Thursday, socialTNT chats with Liz Gannes, Editor of NewTeeVee. In today s 3sday s 3Q s in 3 Min, Liz shares best practices for PR pros, and also explores the future of online video now that the writers' strike is over.

Dan Rayburn talks with Liz Gaynes, Editor of NewTeeVee.com about blogging on media, her projections for the future of streaming media business, and what's in store for NewTeeVee.com

Carl Bidleman Doug and I have only met Om Malik twice but we ve come to like him very much. Om is a highly-respected journalist and founder of Giga Omni Media which publishes a number of websites that chronicle the worlds of technology and new media. We first interviewed Om for Life Outside the Box on December 21st, but before we could post the video, he suffered a heart attack. As you can imagine, Om s life both inside and outside the box has changed dramatically. He s now taking time to smell the flowers and we would all be wise to take the time to listen to what he s learned.

Om Malik, highly-regarded journalist and founder of Giga Omni Media, talks with OpenRoad.TV's Doug McConnell about his "second life." It is by no means a virtual one. Om has a brand new life outside the box.

Om is a highly-respected journalist and founder of Giga Omni Media which publishes GigaOm.com and a number of other websites that chronicle technology and digital media. Om tells Doug McConnell about his "second life" which is very and in no way virtual. He has a very new and sifferent life outside the box.

Om Malik, highly-regarded joournalist and founder of Giga Omni Media, talks with Doug McConnell about his real "second life" which is definitely not of the virtual variety. He reveals his brand new life outside the box.

Formats: .mov | .flv | YouTubeLast week a film festival I co-founded called From Here to Awesome was introduced and got a lot of blogosphere attention. This is an interview that NewTeeVee conducted with Lance and I. After the interview they posted a raw .mp3 of the full conversation and wrote up a blog post on NewTeeVee. I've you've made a film you think the world should there is a good chance you should really be a part of From Here to Awesome. Read the details on how to submit here. You can also see photos documenting the creation of this film festival in this flickr set. Please spread the word!!!! FromHereToAwesome.com

In this first episode of 2008, John Federico, Chia-Lin Simmons and Steve Hatch discuss: John attended Jeff Pulver s Social Media Breakfast in New York last week, with Real-Time Social Tagging. Interesting Chia-Lin is planning to attend the Girl Geeks Dinner in San Francisco on January 31st and possibly Lunch 2.0 CES was all about the TV s this year Google and Panasonic have signed a deal that will enable content from Google s services - like YouTube videos and Picasa Photo Albums - to be displayed on Panasonic TV s. There was no mention of the use of Android software in the deal. The Seismic Shift in Online Video: viewers and advertisers are moving online. YouTube traffic is up 8% since the strike began Sony s Clicker (formerly Grouper) has seen a doubling of registered users Chrysler is shifting its advertising budgets to live sports and the Internets - and out of prime time programs. TV writers and producers are going there too: NewTeeVee reports that a group of striking writers who call themselves Virtual Artists are seeking $30 million to produce content for online and digital distribution. Chia-Lin s friend Dylan Otto Krider was nominated as an Amazon Short Story Finalist. Go vote for him here and help him land a book deal with Penguin Publishing. HD-DVD is Dead! And really, so is Blu-Ray thanks to Apple and others. Steve thinks that broadband and online distribution will make the format wars irrelevant. Is he right? Apple has secured downloadable rental rights from all the major movie studios - an uprecendented deal. Did they just sound the death knell for Netflix? Was Netflix s announcement of unlimited online movie viewing an attempt to pre-empt Apple s rental efforts? Engadget has a matrix that helps you determine what you can and cannot do in the Apple movie rental framework based on your hardware and software. Apple also announced the MacBook Air. Chia-Lin nearly drooled on herself while looking at it. John thinks it s an amazing machine but is mildly disappointed in it as he would have preferred a replacement for the 12 Powerbook. Time Warner Cable want to start charging fees based on individual usage for its cable modem customers. Who came up with that bright idea!? We think it will hinder the adoption of new media which may be what the cable company wants, anyway. Jaman.com will be distributing their content to TiVo subscribers. The Economist has released the 2008 Media Industry Forecast (PDF): for the first time ever, the web will outperform radio. That s Huuuuuuge. Steve asks: When will television start to see a decline in the total advertisers dollars flowing into the medium? SAVE SCRABULOUS! Shout out to James Gardiner, a fan from Australia, for his story suggestions and of course, for being a loyal ODM listener. Our music is Democracy from Alexander Blu. Send us email to comments AT odmcast DOT com or call our comment line and leave a message: 775-860-2263. You can also find us on FaceBook visit us and become a fan. Be sure to stop by http://www.odmcast.com to complete our listener survey - we d really appreciate it. For partner or sponsor information, contact jaf AT newrules DOT com. If you weren t able to download the latest episode, you can always catch it by calling our Podlinez number (818) 688-2754 from any telephone. (Long distance charges or cellular minutes usage may apply. Blah, blah, blah.) [tags]Online Advertising, Advertising, John Federico, Ken Gellman, Chia-Lin Simmons, Steve Hatch, Wine, Digital Media, On Digital Media, Podcast, Podcasting, Digital Audio, Downloads, Media, Traditional Media, Big Media, SoMBAA, Jeff Pulver, Google, Google Android, iPhone, Apple, Alexander Blu, Scrabulous, James Gardiner, MacBook Air, MacBook, Apple TV, FaceBook, iTunes, Movie Rentals, The Economist, Engadget, Chrysler, Panasonic, Telvisions, TV, CES, Consumer Electronics Show, YouTube, Jeff Jarvis, Dylan Otto Krider, Om Malik, NewTeeVee, HD-DVD, Blu-Ray, NetFlix, Time Warner Cable, Broadband, Cable Modems, Lunch 2.0, Girl Geeks, Picasa, Jobs, Careers, Career Development[/tags]

An increasing number consumers and businesses are creating collections of videos and dynamic feeds of videos which are organized as "widgets" and displayed on web pages, blogs and social networking sites. For bloggers and web publishers, having relevant video dynamically is valuable. For publishers seeking to increase streams, making clips widget-friendly is essential. NewTeeVee, the authoritative blog about online video, has been making good use of the Vodpod video widget program since last year. Here's how editor Liz Gannes explains the process: "All the members of the NewTeeVee team have VodPod accounts, and we each contribute to the collection displayed at the top of our page. We like to think of it as an editorially chosen zeitgeist of online video, including viral videos, interesting interviews, and exceptional episodes of the online shows we watch. We're a text-driven site, but write about video so we want it to be front and center. There's no formula for what we put in there, but we try to add about one new item per day." I expect commercial sites will use the sort of widget created by Vodpod. Mark Hall, co-founder of Vodpod came by the Beet.TV studios in December. For some background on the company, check out this piece in VentureBeat.

You know what I think we need? More cowbell. Thanks NewTeeVee for the cowbell.???? Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)Tags: cowbelll, newteevee

NewTeeVee editor Liz Gannes interviews DivX CEO Kevin Hell about the codec company's efforts in online video.

Mogulus is the most interesting of all the streaming services like Justin.tv, Ustream.tv, and Stickcam. Why? Because they built their system around a TV station metaphor. You know, multiple cameras. Switchers. Producers. Graphic overlays. Here Max Haot, CEO, shows off Mogulus and talks with us about how he used the system to do the live streaming from Om Malik's NewTeeVee Conference. I watched at home and it was awesome -- almost looked too slick at times. Tags: Mogulus, Justin.tv, Ustream.tv, Stickcam, Max Haot, NewTeeVee

Rafe Needleman is editor of CNET's Webware, the increasingly popular influential and blog about how "Web 2.0" technology is utilized by consumers. (It's up to #26 on the Techmeme Leaderboard.) Rafe's been covering emerging technologies and start-ups for some time. During the last tech bubble, his daily newsletter for Red Herring,titled "Catch of the Day," was a must read in Silicon Valley and around the world.I chatted with Rafe a couple weeks back at the NewTeeVee conference in San Francisco, which he was covering.I asked him about his thoughts about this new boom in start-ups and innovation. He is pretty positive about things but says that there are too many online video ad networks whose business is predicated on sophisticated advertising advertising management/insertion, plus advertising sales. The field is now too crowded and most of these companies simply can't do it all. -- Andy PlesserFull Disclosure: My PR firm handled Red Herring from 1999-2001 and currently represents CNET Networks.

Dabble has built a video search platform around the preferences of viewers. Founder and CEO Mary Hodder calls it "people powered search." The company will soon provide metadata about search to publishers who need to understand why and where their clips are being watch. If Mary can solve that, it would be a huge business. I caught up with her recently at the NewTeeVee conference in San Francisco where she was on a panel. -- Andy Plesser

Throughtout the summer of 2007 NewTeeVee hosted a series of screenings of online videos on our pier. Each screening followed a different theme and was commented on internet celebrity judges and voted on by the audience.

Revver, the Los Angeles-based video sharing/advertising network, is providing independent content creators up as much as $35 per thousand views of certain videos with strong advertising sponsorship appeal.Some videos get just $3. In selling advertising, Revver, splits the revenue 50/50 with the content creator.I interviewed Revver's Angela Gyetvan at the NewTeeVee conference in San Francisco last week. She said that the Hollywood writer's strike was bringing some talented folks to Revver.She also filled me on the functionality of the site's recent redesign. -- Andy Plesser

Here s a bit more coverage from the NewTeeVee Live conference. Irina asks some new media talent about the old media game. Episode links: NewTeeVee Live, CNET Webware, French Maid TV, ICM, The Dot Comix, Tiki Bar TV Formats available: Portable (iPod/iPhone) | Quicktime (.mov)

Hard hitting interviews from the NewTeeVee Live conference