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Jumpcut 0.63 (Mac)

Jumpcut is an application that provides "clipboard buffering" - that is, access to text that you've cut or copied, even if you've subsequently cut or copied something else. The goal of Jumpcut's interface is to provide quick, natural, intuitive access to your clipboard's history.

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Jumpcut, Desktops, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-03-07

Rich Internet Applications I couldn't live without

After seeing Mike Arringtons post about Web 2.0 companies he cant live without, I thought an RIA-themed version would be fun to do. Im also very curious which RIAs you use on a daily basis, so if I missed any, leave them in the comments. Goowy This year...

Tags: Instant messaging, Ive, Pandora, Jumpcut, Brightcove, video, RIA, Macromedia Flash Player, Yahoo! Inc.

Blog posts 2007-01-02

Jumpcut Goes to Yahoo

Jumpcut, one of the most promising video sites on the web has gone to Yahoo according to the Jumpcut blog and TechCrunch. Unlike most of the other video sites out there, Jumpcut had built up a very cool Flash interface that allows its users to edit their videos on the...

Tags: Jumpcut Goes, Jumpcut

Blog posts 2006-09-27

Will media companies and video site buyers value Rich Internet Applications?

Businessweek has an article covering possible takeover targets now that Sony has paid an obscene $65 million for video site Grouper. What made Grouper an interesting case was that they offered a bit more value add than traditional sites like YouTube. Grouper offered free software that would let you...

Tags: Jumpcut, video, GROUPER

Blog posts 2006-08-24

Additional Resources

Why Google threatens Internet, not Viacom

Why Google threatens Internet, not ViacomI see your pointOne problem though. Youtube isn't in the business of distributing content. The people that use YouTube are. YouTube just offers a place to post video content, any content which can in include content that is not authorized to be there. Effectively YouTube...

Tags: Internet service providers (ISPs), Google Inc., YouTube Inc., Viacom Inc., Internet

Discussion threads 2007-05-01

Yahoo's challenge: Getting the social Web right

At the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, John Battelle talked with Jeff Weiner, executive vice president of Yahoo’s Network Division, talked about Yahoos opportunity to turn its half a billion user base into a more closely connected community spending lots of time on Yahoos network and competing against Google....

Tags: Web Technology, Yahoo, Social networking, Google, General

Blog posts 2007-04-18

Yahoo on the fringe! The big Y Goes underground, big time

Shouldn’t the holy grail of UGC, User Generated Content, really be all about the Users, as in user culture, as opposed to corporate culture?YES, and Yahoo gets it, big time, with the launch of “Yahoo Underground,” a funky, seeking to be no holds barred first-hand trip inside of “unexplored worlds,”...

Tags: Yahoo, Web 2.0, Video, User-Generated Content, Social Web, Social Software, Social Networking, Social Media, Self-Promotion, Culture, Amateur Content

Blog posts 2007-04-01

Adobe branching out into online software, plans online version of Photoshop

CNET News has an article about Adobes CEO Bruce Chizen moving into the world of online software with a light version of Photoshop that would be ad supported. Craig also has some thoughts about what it might mean for him as a consumer. As the article notes, they showed what...

Tags: Adobe, Flash, Rich Internet Applications

Blog posts 2007-02-28

How Brightcove is building a platform for video

After years of hit or miss, video on the web has finally hit the mainstream. YouTube showed how successful video could be when you make it easy for people to access. Its $1.65 billion acquisition by Google was vindication of video as a business and even before the sale, small...

Tags: Brightcove, Online Video, Advertising, Flash, Flex, Rich Internet Applications

Blog posts 2006-12-05

Yahoo Answers 120 million times: 'Struggling'?

Did Yahoo acquire online contest site Bix.com because it is “struggling” in social media? New York Times reports suggest so, but Yahoo CEO Terry Semel undoubtedly disagrees. Semel proudly declared in his Q3 conference call that “Yahoo has been a pioneer in social media, ” as I reported in...

Tags: Web 2.0, Yahoo, User-Generated Content, MySpace, Social Web, YouTube, Amateur Content, Self-Promotion, Social Networking, Social Media, Yahoo! Inc., video

Blog posts 2006-11-17

Semel on Yahoo: We lead in social media

Terry Semel, Yahoo CEO, let the investor community know, once again, that the Yahoo homepage is “the most visited page on the Web.” He also let Wall Street know, however, that he is not satisfied with his company’s financial performance and he intends to do something about it, starting now...

Tags: Yahoo! Inc.

Blog posts 2006-10-17

Universal Desktop Daily - Tuesday, October 17, 2006

I read about Janus over on the RichApps blog. As the post notes, it is an EXE wrapper for Flash, meaning its in a similar vein to Zinc, but it seems like it may be a bit further along. It seems like an interesting alternative as we wait for...

Tags: RIA

Blog posts 2006-10-17

YouTube Wannabes: online video market post GooTube

Now that YouTube has been acquired for $1.65B by the hottest technology company on the planet, inevitably it will give rise to a whole new generation of online video products. To paraphrase the Eminem song Without Me: "Hey, theres a concept that works! 20 million other YouTubes emerge..." In this...

Tags: online video, video

Blog posts 2006-10-15

Soapbox (beta)

Microsoft's competitor to YouTube is Soapbox on MSN Video. Soapbox is Microsoft's user-generated video site, not to be confused with the company's professional video site, MSN Video. It's a solid video-sharing platform, but its features alone are likely not enough to win over a legion of YouTube users. We...

Tags: SoapBox, video

Product reviews 2006-09-21

One of these six companies will buy YouTube

One of these six companies will buy YouTubeA content company would kill YouTubeYouTube's strength is the breadth of its offerings. If Fox, or Sony buys YouTube, odds are either they start killing off videos from their competitors, or their competitors start having their own videos removed to prevent the...

Tags: Corporate communications, YouTube Inc., video

Discussion threads 2006-07-31

Techdirt Greenhouse features demo from video-remix site

Silicon Valley get-together shows off Web-based moviemakingMichael Masnick, CEO of Techdirt, discusses how his event produces dialogue between Silicon Valley start-ups. Also, check out one of the demos from Jumpcut, an online video-remix and production suite.

Tags: TechDirt

Videos 2006-06-12