Video Blogs - Regularly updated websites featuring a themed video series that is usually presented by a single presenter and is often non-fictional.
Facebook and Ziddio have just launched their joint venture in the form of Facebook Diaries, a project that was first announced in February this year.
The series features video diary entries from Facebook users’, each sharing a common theme. The delicate documents are stitched together in a way that conveys an intimate insight into the lives of the social networking site’s members.
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Morgan Webb, the co-host of X-Play on G4 has launched a frequently updated video blog called WebbAlert. The site will be updated with a show, covering the latest in technology news, from Monday to Thursday each week.
WebbAlert offers a wide range of stories delivered in an enthusiastic, humorous and entertaining way. It’s clear to see the gusto that Webb puts into the broadcast and it works wonders, really helping to engage the viewer.
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Lonelygirl15 has officially met her end. For those of you who have no idea who Lonelygirl15 is, here’s a brief description.
Lonelygirl15 is Bree, a teenager who kept an online video diary telling the world of her life, friends, and family in a blog style. Her videos could be found on YouTube, MySpace, and more.
Throughout the first year of Bree’s blogs, the world questioned whether or not she was a real person, telling everyone about her real problems. To set the record straight: Bree is a fictional character played by Jessica Lee Rose.
DotComedy is an online video destination from NBC that brings a variety of humorous videos to the internet from a mixture of professional comedians and user submitted antics.
Given that NBC own the site it has a number of clips from NBC sitcoms and comedy classics like Saturday Night Live.
You’ll also find trailers and behind-the-scenes looks at comedy films, a showcase of the best viral videos on the web, original comedy shorts and digital series made exclusively for DotComedy and stand-up comedy shows from both famous comedians and unknowns.
To give you a taste of the comedy check out these dating videos made for Brittney Spears.
Every now and then an internet video station pops up out of nowhere that really impresses me. Classic Car TV is one of those stations.
If you are one of those people that loves your classic cars then this video channel will have you losing even more hours to the internet.
The channel is frequently updated with videos of vintage vehicles and prestige automobiles and states that it is “the first Broadband TV magazine channel devoted to Classic cars.”
Jamie Oliver has started his own YouTube video channel. It is a bit thin on the ground at the moment with only 3 videos so far but hopefully Jamie will be adding plenty more to his video oven.
For those of you that don’t know, Jamie Oliver is a popular celebrity chef from the UK.
I recently pointed out the daily internet tech show MoBuzz TV but if that doesn’t quench your first for tech news then check out Tech Check Daily.
Tech Check Daily well ummm, checks out the latest tech news on a daily basis. It was founded by Randall Bennett last year who used to be my sort of boss for the short time I wrote for DV Guru.
MoBuzz TV is a video blog that is available online and specifically designed for you to watch on your cell phone or mobile media players.
It features bite-size daily programs that are just 3 minutes long and are specially filmed for the small screen. The show discusses a variety of tech related issues such as why Steve Jobs won’t drop DRM, or the Xbox 360.
MoBuzz says it presents stories for the globally-minded generation mainly talking tech, but also meeting interesting people and visiting European hotspots. The episodes are presented by Iria, Karina and Elisa.
The show is available in a variety of video formats and also in HD.
- Here are lots of softwares that you can buy, and free software you can download from the Internet.
- You can also download plenty of free PC software titles directly to your hard drive.
- You can get free PDA software downloads that can be regularly upgraded.
- There are tons of CD burner software options available to download on the internet.
- LimeWire is a great value example of peer-to-peer file sharing that has become popular for sharing documents, music files, videos and applications.
The World Wide Web is now beginning to bring you local TV thanks to Web 2.0 TV, a video blog spotlighting a variety of cities around the world.
Web 2.0 TV has created a variety of local video blogs on one site capturing city life by discussing and showcasing music, fashion, art, charities, lifestyle, politics, entertainment and film through its professional online TV episodes.
Web 2.0 TV is split up into a number of destinations covering a variety of bustling cities from across the US and further a field.
Entrepreneurship is definitely a popular genre for internet video and the choice of entrepreneur videos is continuing to grow. Just check this list of 5 internet entrepreneur TV series from around the net.
Now the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) has launched an Internet television show called On the Menu: Out to Lunch with Innovators and Entrepreneurs. Nothing like a short and catchy title!
