12.01
Glass Artist, Andy Paiko
11.30
The Simpsons, "Mypods and Boomsticks"
11.01
Pink Floyd - Live on KQED PBS (1970)
8.04
Will it Blend?
7.21
Der Lauf der Dinge
7.07
A Film About Jimi Hendrix
6.17
Drop Weapons
6.16
Nam June Paik, Edited for Television (1975)
6.12
The $300 Billion Betrayal
6.06
Bush Overstated Iraq Evidence, Senators Report
6.03
Body of War, Bill Moyers Journal
5.27
Two Great Moments in Oakland Athletics History
4.23
Torched: San Francisco protests spoil China's Olympic celebration
4.14
The World According to Monsanto
4.11
Tear Down the Alaskan Way Viaduct
4.04
Stairway to Stardom
(3-28-08) Learning Man Project #2
3.27
631 Private Companies working in Iraq, fraud rampant
3.26
Tools for understanding
the Iraq War
3.19
The N64Kids
3.13
Tesla, Shredding (lovingly)
2.20
New Fla. Standards Use Word 'Evolution'
2.19
Sea Serpeants: Recent History and notable cases
(1-13-08) Learning Man Project #1
12.06
Grateful Dead Live at Mill Valley Recreation Center (12/06/1980)
To post a video on google for all the world to see, all you need is:
1.) a gmail account and
2.) a video to post.
Make a video or take one from somewhere else. In this example I've taken a video called "San Francisco" from Archive.org.
As noted on archive.org, this file is part of Creative Commons. This means that the file "San Francisco 1939" is a piece of media that exists within the public domain. As stated on the website http://creativecommons.org/licenses/publicdomain/, "the Work may be freely reproduced, distributed, transmitted, used, modified, built upon, or otherwise exploited by anyone for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and in any way, including by methods that have not yet been invented or conceived." For this reason, we don't need to take any precautions regarding copyright infringement when downloading or re-posting the file onto google. Should we care anyway?
Now that we have the file, open your gmail account and find the "upload video" section of your account. Select "browse" and find your movie. Fill in the fields, upload and that is it (uploading can take a while). Share the link with your friends.
Watch the video here:
http://video.google.com/video...
Pretty simple, isn't it.
Photos by Andrew Zeller #2