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Speed….Roll Film…Action
To do video editing in the past, you often needed to rely on an application, often costly, to make any edits. Windows Movie Maker and IMovie are both excellent steps in amateur movie creation, but a...
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A portal in the library.
From the CNet news blog, Tim Leberecht speaks on the differences between portals versus social networks. In short the author makes the point that both of these thriving and ever evolving web tools...
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Flickr takes a Picnik
From ETC. blog: Flickr to partner with Picnik to provide more robust photo editing capabilities. This sounds like a win/win endeavor to me. If you haven’t heard of Picnik check out one of my earlier...
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Knowing who you are
While searching for information about new ways to log virtual reference chat sessions, I stumbled upon a new concept in user to service interactions. APML or Attention Profiling Markup Language, is a...
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Social Media in Plain English
Thanks to Cliff for sharing this with me. The group over at CommonCraft have done it once again with their original and informative manner of explaining concepts. (You may remember them from their...
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User Feedback Model from Starbucks
Michael from Tame the Web posted his thoughts on the new Starbucks user driven idea site. Basically users can share their ideas for more effective services and products, vote on other people’s ideas,...
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Change is Scary
On June 3rd 2008 Encyclopedia Britannica announced their new vision for their online encyclopedia. Though many comments have centered around how Britannica has collapsed under the pressure of...
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Cuil or still a bit tepid?
A new competitor for Google was released in the form of Cuil. Based on work by two ex-Google employees, this search engine’s philosophy is touted as; Cuil’s goal is to solve the two great problems of...
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Animoto – the end of slideshows
animoto – the end of slideshows. This sleek little app mixes your photos and music to form a 30 second video. The fun part is how the app analyzes the music and images to generate professional...
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