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Excuse - Miranda Episode 5 Preview - BBC Two

www.bbc.co.uk More about this episode: www.bbc.co.uk Miranda has spent most of her life avoiding being set up by her mother Penny. Old school pal Tilly sets her up on a blind date with an army doctor friend, Dreamboat Charlie. The date doesn't go quite to plan and so Penny insists on throwing a party to introduce Miranda to a suitable man.

The Power of the Blogosphere

A Forward Together PAC dispatch from the YearlyKos Democratic blogger convention in Las Vegas. Featuring mcjoan, Joe Trippi, Simon Rosenberg, John Laesch and some footage of Governor Mark Warner and Markos.

Riz Khan - The Arab 'blogosphere'

With around 35000 active websites making up the Arab 'blogosphere', internet users in the Middle East have found new forms of expression, networking, and mobilisation online.

The Listening Post - Italian media / Egyptian blogosphere

Silvio Berlusconi, Rupert Murdoch and the media in Italy and an extended interview with renowned blogger Wael Abbas on the Egyptian blogosphere

Julian Assange: Is WikiLeaks Biased?

Complete video at: fora.tv WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange responds to charges that his website presents information in a politically biased way. Assange explains that the organization provides text summaries of raw data and edits of raw video to provide context to the material, without which most content would simply "fall into the gutter" and be overlooked by most users. For related videos, visit WikiLeaks: Security Threat or Media Savior? A FORA.tv Series: fora.tv ----- A panel of experts from the press, government, and academia discuss their new and upcoming projects. They discuss different methods of promoting investigative journalism, ranging from building non-profit institutions to converting the country of Iceland into a "free press haven." The panel features Gavin MacFadyen (The Bureau for Investigative Journalism, UK), Chuck Lewis (American University), Julian Assange (WikiLeaks), Birgitta Jónsdóttir (Member of Parliament, Iceland) and Jon Weber (The Bay Citizen). Lowell Bergman moderates. - Berkeley School of Journalism Julian Assange is an Australian journalist, programmer and Internet activist, best known for his involvement with Wikileaks, a whistleblower website.

Beyonce's baby sends blogosphere into frenzy

www.nma.tv Beyonce put on another great performance at the MTV Video Music Awards but it was her unborn child who stole the show. Celebrity bloggers are going crazy over the news. Beyonce and Jay-Z's child will be music royalty straight out of the womb. What will the superstar parents name their prince or princess of pop after it's born? Will Jay want the baby to rap like him? Or, will Beyonce want it to follow in her footsteps and become a dancer? Whatever the case one thing is for certain this baby will be stinking rich!

How to Add to Conversation in the Blogosphere [And Avoid the Echo Chamber]

Many blogs fall into the trap of just writing what everyone else is writing in the same way that everyone else does it - echo chamber blogging. This video explores how to add to conversation and burst out of the echo chamber of the blogosphere.

Blogosphere

August 10, 2007 - The world wide web has changed our lives. First it was email, then came search engines like Google and Wikipedia. Today it's the blogs that are taking the net by storm.

Public Relations (PR) and the Blogosphere

live.pirillo.com - I don't mind PR agents, really. There are some - and their approaches - that I DO mind. There's a fine line that a lot of PR people don't realize is there. I'm now being asked by a journalist to give my thoughts about PR and their direct role within the Blogging the community.

Rhizome Navigation: Blogosphere Visualization

www.rhizomenavigation.net The video is a screencast of RhNav - Rhizome Navigation visualizing the Blogosphere as a 3D graph using the technorati API. www.rafelsberger.at is used as a starting point.

Uncle Jay Explains the News - September 24, 2007

This week, Uncle Jay helps you understand "blogs." How can you tell the difference between (a) Amateur blogs that are biased and undependable, and (b) Solid, professional JOURNALISTS that are biased and undependable? Uncle Jay shows you!

The Stream - Iran's Conservative Blogosphere & Iraqi Youth

In this episode: Iranian bloggers take sides in the split between their President and Supreme Leader. Plus, how Iraqi youth are using social media to address unemployment and corruption.

Twingly screensaver visualizing the blogosphere

Twingly screensaver is visualizing the global blog activity in real time. Forget RSS readers where you see only what you're interested in. With Twingly screensaver you get a 24/7 stream of all (viewer discretion advised) blog activity, straight to your screen.

Blogosphere erupts over Rob Bell's book

Bloggers are calling Grandville pastor Rob Bell a heretic, as his new book prepares to hit stores March 29.

The XX - You've Got the Love (Theophilus London Remix)

The XX 'You've Got The Love' remixed by Theophlius London. It's not really a remix. It's like a 'cover remix'.

The Listening Post - Copenhagen Climate Summit / Iranian blogosphere

Media coverage of the Copenhagen climate summit and news seeping out of Iran through its blogosphere.

The Chinese blogosphere reacts to Liu Xiaobo winning the Nobel Peace Prize

The Chinese blogosphere reacts to Liu Xiaobo winning the Nobel Peace Prize. A strange man with a cigar is the talk of the town online, and Facebook joins the fight against Breast cancer. www.france24.com

What Up Blogosphere!

Wow, you guys sure care about your friend. I totally understand how you feel, I'm just not sure how I can help.

Mike Shedlock on Mark-to-Model and SOPA's War on the Financial Blogosphere

The Federal Reserve has more than tripled the size of its balance sheet since the financial crisis, printing money in order to do it. Whose decision was that? Not yours, unless you're one of the handful of member soy the federal open market committee (FOMC). Next week they meet -- some are predicting more quantitative easing (QE) may be on the menu. But what has all this money printing really amounted to? After all, the extent to which base money created by the Federal Reserve is actually seeping into the broader monetary aggregates is rather disappointing. Much of this money has ended right back at the federal reserve in the form of excess reserves, earning a pathetically small amount of interest in return for the safety of bid daddy's deposit account. We have seen the same thing in europe with LTRO funded money going right back to the ECB and swelling those deposits above 500 billion euros. So, is this what happenes when banks refuse to lend? Is this what a private sector, balance sheet recession looks like? Well, we speak to Mike "Mish" Shedlock for answers to this. He is an advisor to Sitka Pacific Capital and author of the very popular blog, globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com. And speaking of bailouts, the mainstream media is looking to cash in on one with SOPA and PIPA. For the time being, thank god that there's the alternative financial media to tell you what's missing from that conversation. But could SOPA and PIPA the US anti-piracy bills change all of this? We ...

The Learning Blogosphere - Part 1

First half of a presentation for the VR@RL conference.

Tony Snow Slams The 'Hateful,' 'Polarized' Blogosphere

In a press roundtable at the National Press Club tonight, White House Press Secretary Tony Snow led a discussion with White House correspondents about the impact of the internet on their respective jobs. Their conclusion? They don't like being challenged by blogs.

The Right Wing Blogosphere Meets The Howard Stern Universe.

worlds collide- Breitbart.Tv Editor Larry O'Connor talks everything from Herman Cain to urinating on baked goods with Robin Quivers.

TEDxOrlando - Sharon Butler - Two Coats of Paint: Lessons Learned in the Blogosphere

Sharon L. Butler, an artist and writer, maintains an award-winning art blog, Two Coats of Paint, blogs for The Huffington Post, and is a contributing writer at The Brooklyn Rail. She has received several grants, residencies and awards, including a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, Pocket Utopia artist residencies, Connecticut Commission on Culture artist fellowship, Blue Mountain Center Artists' fellowship, and Connecticut State University research grants. In addition, her art work is included in private collections in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Baltimore, Tampa, Philadelphia, Providence, Berlin, London and Kyoto. Butler is an art professor at Eastern Connecticut State University. About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized. (Subject to certain rules and regulations.)

Liberal Blogosphere Pissed at TYT?

Vote for TYT Once A Day: vote.streamys.org (3/22/10 - 4/11/10) Cenk's Blog on HC: tinyurl.com

Technorati CEO on what's new in the blogosphere in 2009

Richard Jalichandra, CEO at Technorati., share with Ogilvy PR his thoughts about whats new in the blogosphere in 2009.

UVU: Mormonism and the Internet Session 8 From Blogosphere to Bloggernacle

Session 8: Digital Religion and the Public Face of the Church Speakers: Jana Riess, Kristine Haglund The internet has transformed the way we access information and express ourselves. Without the constraints that have shackled traditional media in the past, it allows information to flow more freely and more rapidly than ever before. This has not been lost among religious institutions which are increasingly adding the web to their communication strategies. In fact, in 2007, M. Russell Ballard of the LDS Church's Council of the Twelve challenged Church members to "join the conversation by participating on the Internet to share the gospel and to explain in simple and clear terms the message of the Restoration." Church members have taken up that challenge with vigor, flooding the internet with positive messages about their religion. Likewise, the institutional Church has strategically worked to positively shape its online image. The Washington Post recently called attention to the Church's online media strategy calling it "savvy and aggressive." Clearly the internet offers benefits to the Church in proselytizing and public relations. But it also presents challenges. For an institution that values single-purpose messaging, the chaotic nature of the internet defies correlation. Furthermore, the balkanized nature of the blogosphere challenges traditional ideals of religious community, permitting numerous Mormon discourse communities. And the internet allows detractors of ...

The present and future of the R blogosphere (useR2011 lightning talk)

This is (roughly) the talk that was given in the lightning talk session in useR2011. The talk is a call for people of the R community to participate more in reading, writing and interacting with blogs. The talk goes through: 1) The widespread influence of the R blogosphere 2) What R bloggers write about 3) How to encourage a blogger you enjoy 4) How to start your own R blog 5) Basic tips about writing a blog 6) One advice about marketing your R blog (add it to www.r-bloggers.com) 7) And two thoughts about the future of R blogging The speaker is Tal Galili, the founder of r-bloggers.com

Blogosphere Browser

Blogospher-browser is an interface designed for touchscreens. It shows a new possibilty to explore the blogosphere. More about the project: blogospherebrowser.extrapixel.ch

For Spocko!!

A video featuring some clips by KSFO radio personalities Lee Rodgers and Melanie Morgan, with commentary and information on how ABC/Disney is trying to step on our rights. I apologize for some small grammar errors here and there. This was very hastily assembled!

Gamal Mubarak, Lady Diga and the Egyptian Blogosphere

Warning: I read this in an RSS feed, in a blog. I just realized -- after posting the video -- that this story was **absolutely unconfirmed** by other newspapers or press authorities. Nevertheless, who knows, the info might be true. We are all warned it might not. Satires like this one are, in any case, caricatures, exagerations. And... exagerating the truth is the daily bread of satirists. Ahmad Sherif / ahmadsherif *****Fair Use Copyright Notice***** The Song "I'm A Barbie Girl" is performed by Aqua and may be found at Amazon.com: www.amazon.fr Many thanks in advance to the producers, record labels, distributors and fellow artists who will authorize the fair use of this track in the framework of a Human Rights Project.

Community Pact for the Positive Deaf Blogosphere

This vlog shows the Deaf attorney and DeafHope board member Susan Gonzalez drawing up a pact of honor to start a new era of a cyber safe community, because many Deaf survivors have been harmed by abusers using the Internet to harass or stalk. Everyone who wants to commit to a new era of a cyber safe community is invited to sign the pact. Please go to www.deaf-hope.org for more information and to sign the pact. Thank you.

Real Housecats Of The Blogosphere

www.glogirly.com The Real Housecats Of The Blogosphere Premier Episode is now playing! Meet the entire cat cast and crew. Visit www.glogirly.com for more!

The Web Goes Social: Blogosphere and Twittersphere Part 2/4

Invited Research Talk in University Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia on Social Web. Discussion on how search engines can use collective knowledge on Social Web to enhance search engines at large and what are the current research trends in this dimension. We also present a case-study of Blogosphere through a work on blog clustering, and a case-study on Twitter that identifies hot news topics on Twitter.

Nicole Simon : Why is a true European blogosphere not emerging yet ?

Nicole Simon is one of the best known blogger in Europe. She is based in Germany. Her blog, "Cruel to be kind" is written in English. Nicole acknowledge the fact that, currently, Europe doesn't have a true blogosphere. National blogosphere does exist in some countries. The UK or France, where the political landscape is more polarized, have a more active blogosphere than in, let say, Belgium or Germany. Mum's or niche blogs exist, though, in those countries. According to Nicole, the fact that blogger still thing localy and write solely in their own language is a long standing barrier before we can experience the birthe of a true European blogosphere. This video interview was recorded at the Eventoblog 2009, in Sevilla.

Join the Blogosphere!

Blogs tend to get some negative publicity, but ignore the stereotypes. Find the right blogs for you and join the blogosphere! All images are screen captures or photos from google images. Thanks! -Shawny This video was prepared for the WRIT 340 class at the University of Southern California. It is for educational purposes only and is covered by the Fair Use doctrine.

The Listening Post - Obama and the US media / Iran blogosphere post election

The danger of overheated media debate and rhetoric, the post-election Iran story that is still bubbling over in the blogosphere.

KevinMD On The Future Of The Medical Blogosphere

Interview with Kevin Pho from the popular physician blog KevinMD about why he blogs, what results he has seen and the future of the medical blogosphere. Recorded with Rohit Bhargava at Blogworld Expo 2009 in Las Vegas.

Videoclip Electronic Blogosphere

Music by MuSiK Wireless unplugged album.

Stars of the LA Blogosphere Tell All! (Panel Highlights)

(Includes discussion of your digital identity and blogging and your day job) Are you ready to get out of your newsroom and get online? Maybe you want to start a blog, but don't know how to approach management for their OK. You may be ready to just reinvent yourself online. If the online world has you a little more than confused, some veteran journalists who have already made the jump are ready to steer you through the blogosphere. Carol Lin, a former CNN anchor and former Fox 11 anchor, left daily journalism to teach at USC and develop an online destination connecting cancer patients and their families. Kate Coe is a veteran newspaper freelancer and an editor of Fishbowl LA, part of Mediabistro's network of blogs. Michael Schneider, TV writer for Variety and a weekly deejay at KCSN Radio at Cal State Northridge, keeps a variety of blogs, the most popular of which is Franklin Avenue.

Real Housecats Of The Blogosphere Episode 2

www.glogirly.com The Real Housecats Of The Blogosphere are back! Join them for a cat house party of epic proportions. Do you want to be a cat star too? Visit www.glogirly.com to learn more!

Mashable NextUp NYC: The State of the New York Blogosphere at 92YTribeca

A panel of high-profile bloggers from the New York scene were on hand to showcase who they are, talk about the lessons theyve learned and give us their views on the citys blogging community. Presenters included: Matt Buchanan, Associate Editor of Gizmodo; Alana Taylor, Contributing Writer of Mashable; Caroline McCarthy, Staff Writer of CNET News/CBS Interactive; Nicholas Carlson, Senior Editor of Silicon Alley Insider. Closing presentation from Bryan Keefer, Director of Product for The Daily Beast.

BB.com- "Bottom of the blogosphere" on The Morning Show

More bottom of the barrell, courtesy of our friends in the Miscellaneous section of bodybuilding.com.

Jeremy Rifkin: "We are more and more connected in our biosphere as we are in the blogosphere"

Jeremy Rifkin is one of the great thinkers of our time. He teaches at Wharton University and advises a number of CEO's and chief of government such as Angela Merkel or Jose Luis Zappatero. In his last book, "The Empathic Civilization", Rifkin shows how human being a naturally leaning towards empathy rather than confrontation with others. Our education and cultural framework, ao, drive us in kind of "we vs them" mindset. Nowadays, with the rise of oil prices, the global warming, we are getting conscious of that we belong to the same biosphere, where we are all interconnected, such as in the blogosphere. What you earn, I'm not losing it. Thus, that new state of mind fosters collaborative behaviour within huge networks. That is what is coming with the third industrial revolution, that relies on four pillars. One of them is that any building in the future will become its own power plant. All surplus will land on the grid. Energy will become like the internet is today, with a lot of contributers capable of interacting directly with each other to exchange power, as we exhange information today in the blogosphere. The politcal opposition, tomorrow, according to Jeremy Rifkin, won't be between left and right, but between advocates of vertical, patriarcal, closed models and those who support horizontal, open source, distributed, interconnected models.