Here are two dozen photos I shot at OnHollywood this week in a Flickr set. (That’s Tom Green, top, and Colette Vogele.) And here’s a 6-minute video interview I conducted with actor Tom Green: MPEG-4 | H.264 for QT7. Tony Perkins made two surprise announcements at the conclusion of OnHollywood: the conference will return for […]
At the immigration rights rally
Spent a couple of hours this afternoon at the rally for immigrants’ rights in San Francisco, across the street from City Hall. Thousands of people turned out to bask in the sun, dance, hobnob and, oh yeah, listen to political speeches. Caught some nice images in this Flickr photo set, including actor Danny Glover before […]
The do-it-yourself video revolution
Today’s San Francisco Chronicle: Video bloggers claim spotlight. Online diaries looking a lot like television. Headline aside — online video and videoblogs decidedly do not look like television — Ellen Lee nicely captures some of the currents of the online video revolution, led by people like my friends Jay Dedman and Ryanne Hodson, pictured above, […]
Legal guide for podcasters
Just completed: a comprehensive Legal guide for podcasters. It’s also available in pdf format and they’ll soon have it available for print on demand from Lulu.com. Great job covering all the bases! Now, we need an abridged version.
Preserving an Internet for all
I was interviewed for NPR’s “All Things Considered,” which went up online a few hours ago, on the subject of Net neutrality — but my remarks didn’t make the cut. In Internet Debate: Preserving User Parity, San Francisco-based reporter Laura Sydell asks: hould the Internet be divided into fast and slow lanes? That’s the question […]