Tag Archives: Tools
Will you tell your story with a Qwiki?
Last week, a new “information experience” startup – Qwiki – received a fair amount of publicity after closing it’s first round of funding totaling $8 million and announcing some upcoming features. Qwiki provides rich media to consumers by scrubbing the … Continue reading
Resurrection by Prezi after Death by Powerpoint?
I give a lot of presentations. I hate making slides to support them. I find it tedious, and often more time-consuming than creating the presentation itself. And I can’t help but thinking that I’m not necessarily enhancing my talk through … Continue reading
Storytelling, the new Studio System and the “Death” of the Web
It’s funny how pleased I am that I face yet another high-profile opportunity to have people watch the content that I create for free. Snagfilms.com is currently featuring Independent America: Rising from Ruins on its homepage, and will distribute it … Continue reading
How to Create a Vlog
Like blogging, vlogging (video blogging) is a way to share your insights on a subject with an online audience. However, vlogging goes beyond the text of a blog post, transforming your content into an audio-visual broadcast. If you’re interested in … Continue reading
Checking in and Cashing out on Location-Based Social Networks
Social media has made today’s marketing less about controlling the message and more about asking questions. While Twitter and Facebook want to know what’s happening, Foursquare and other location-based social networks wonder, “Where are you?” For those unfamiliar with Foursquare, … Continue reading
New Income Streams for the Digital D-I-Y Musician
The digital revolution has brought about the age of the DIY musician, or as Sonicbids.com founder Panos Panay calls it, the “artistic middle class.” With technology, artists are able to produce and distribute their work easily while maintaining creative control. … Continue reading
YouTweetFace
“In the year 3000, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook will merge into one super time wasting Web site called YouTweetFace.” -Conan O’Brien, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien This prediction came this week on The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien. While “YouTweetFace” … Continue reading
