Registration is still open for the first Open Video Conference (6/19-21, NYU Law School), the first major public event of the Open Video Alliance—an impressive collaboration of the Yale Law School's Information Society Project, Kaltura, the Participatory Culture Foundation, iCommons, and sponsored by open source software giants Mozilla and Red Hat as well as more than a dozen other major corporate, foundation, nonprofit and academic players in the open video ecosystem. What is open video, you might ask? Have a watch (in 12 languages!):
I will be speaking on Friday, May 19 about IFTF's research on the future of video and our experimental video-based video research platform, PeopleoftheScreen.org, as well as giving an update on the Global Lives Project.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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