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I think a lot of (local) people are going to go into vlogging ... and I'm sure there could be some good results if it's done properly and bandwidth is not an issue.
I won't dismiss the idea for myself just yet, but hells it seems VERY daunting. Not sure if it's up my introvert alley =)
Seesmic sounds interesting but I think I'm being stupid - how do I actually view your video? There's no "play" button - can I only see it by creating an account or what?
I think a lot of (local) people are going to go into vlogging ... and I'm sure there could be some good results if it's done properly and bandwidth is not an issue.
I won't dismiss the idea for myself just yet, but hells it seems VERY daunting. Not sure if it's up my introvert alley =)
Seesmic sounds interesting but I think I'm being stupid - how do I actually view your video? There's no "play" button - can I only see it by creating an account or what?
The video takes a little while to load, oddly. At least the interface takes a few seconds to load up. Once it does that you can play the video.
Firstly: loved the "face for radio" comment.
Secondly I'm not sure what one can offer different via a vlog as opposed to a blog. Obviously it's more visual but if you need to demonstrate something you can always embed a video in your writen blog.
The thing is, the web is becoming more focused towards video but in my mind that's somewhat dumbing it down.
The truth is that I would have rather read your opinions or listened to them as a podcast because ultimately (and no offence Paul) staring at you is slightly... well.... dull.
I think vlogging has potential, I'm just not sure where yet.
Firstly: loved the "face for radio" comment.
Secondly I'm not sure what one can offer different via a vlog as opposed to a blog. Obviously it's more visual but if you need to demonstrate something you can always embed a video in your writen blog.
The thing is, the web is becoming more focused towards video but in my mind that's somewhat dumbing it down.
The truth is that I would have rather read your opinions or listened to them as a podcast because ultimately (and no offence Paul) staring at you is slightly... well.... dull.
I think vlogging has potential, I'm just not sure where yet.
Seriously though, I dig the format. It can be a bit dull watching myself but there is scope to work on that. I'll keep working on it.