Have you heard about Vine, Twitter's mobile app that lets you record 6-second looping videos to share with your friends and followers? Vine has been referred to as "Instagram on steroids" or "tweeting out loud." It's a quick way to document just about anything.
Random thoughts about different media, depending on the catch of the day.
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Friday, May 31, 2013
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Ode to Justin.tv
This morning, Justin Kan posted a call for poems via his Twitter account.
Well, I wrote a poem about Justin, knowing full well it is lame and unoriginal. I emailed it to Justin for the ephemeral glory of hearing him read it on his show, but alas, I didn't make the cut.
Obviously, I didn't submit it for the prize, "as if" I could actually win one. I just wanted to see if I could write a coherent poem, regardless of its literary value. No such luck, apparently.
Help me fix my bad poetry by adding your own verses to the comments for this post.
Ode to Justin.tv
Started by Kim M. Bayne
Justin streams his daily life to all
In answer to the Web Glitterati call
A subtle reminder of the Truman Show
We live each minute blow by blow
Broadcasting his life in wireless mode
Streaming must be a lonely road
Flies on the browser wall are we
Yet, we see no earthshaking activity
'Til one night did someone call the fuzz
Bringing the wrath of landlords with Net voyeurs abuzz
Yet, as I watch the potpourri of his open source existence
My envy is heightened by my technical ignorance
Howcould I to stream the same and how would I to spend my day?
Surely not to work at all, but merely to play
*** To be continued ***
Well, I wrote a poem about Justin, knowing full well it is lame and unoriginal. I emailed it to Justin for the ephemeral glory of hearing him read it on his show, but alas, I didn't make the cut.
Obviously, I didn't submit it for the prize, "as if" I could actually win one. I just wanted to see if I could write a coherent poem, regardless of its literary value. No such luck, apparently.
Help me fix my bad poetry by adding your own verses to the comments for this post.
Ode to Justin.tv
Started by Kim M. Bayne
Justin streams his daily life to all
In answer to the Web Glitterati call
A subtle reminder of the Truman Show
We live each minute blow by blow
Broadcasting his life in wireless mode
Streaming must be a lonely road
Flies on the browser wall are we
Yet, we see no earthshaking activity
'Til one night did someone call the fuzz
Bringing the wrath of landlords with Net voyeurs abuzz
Yet, as I watch the potpourri of his open source existence
My envy is heightened by my technical ignorance
How
Surely not to work at all, but merely to play
*** To be continued ***
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Minced Media on Ustream, BlogTV and Stickam
Everywhere I surf, someone is playing with a webcam. If it isn't someone broadcasting the boring details of her work day, it's someone making a fool of himself mugging at the screen.
Each new service that debuts is like a Flavor of the Moment, so of course, I sign up immediately. Excessive? So sue me!
Check me out on Ustream.tv, BlogTV.com or Stickam -- I'm probably broadcasting somewhere!
Warning: Objects in your browser may be closer than they appear.
Each new service that debuts is like a Flavor of the Moment, so of course, I sign up immediately. Excessive? So sue me!
Check me out on Ustream.tv, BlogTV.com or Stickam -- I'm probably broadcasting somewhere!Warning: Objects in your browser may be closer than they appear.
Friday, November 17, 2006
Captive Audience - Employee Abuse
I can't believe that employees at Bank of America had to sit through this. Thanks to Sugarrae for pointing me to YouTube.
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