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We are a newly launched music social network site growing rapidly and having fun while doing it. Looking for a nice community where you could buy, sell, upload, download and share your music online of any genre to the world, then HitMe1.com is your place to be. With monthly competitions, prizes, and exposure to the world, we are guaranteed to keep you active and making money with your music online. In less than 3 weeks of being live, we have reached 500+ members and gave away over $400.00 in cash and prizes to members just for uploading and sharing music. So wait no longer, upload and share your music now and get discovered. We look forward to hearing your music.We are a newly launched music social network site growing rapidly and having fun while... more
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Digital Media Strategist Pam Allison outlines some of the challenges of Warner Bros. cloud based video plans with its new acquisition Flixster.Digital Media Strategist Pam Allison outlines some of the challenges of Warner Bros.... more
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According to this post on Buzzfeed, here are the instructions to get an animated twitter avatar to impress all your followers.
There seems to be a selection of steps with either using a website or warming up the ol' photoshop skills.
"1. Use 3fram.es to make an animated GIF and save to your computer. Jamie Dubs’ “blah-blah-blah” idea is exceptionally good for this. "-buzzfeed
With the clever uses of the new Facebook picture layout, how many new gif ideas will be created with this.According to this post on Buzzfeed, here are the instructions to get an animated... more
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Uploading music has gotten easier over the years. But the interface to upload that music was never this simple... Like a social network for music, and music lovers! Create an artist profileUploading music has gotten easier over the years. But the interface to upload that... more
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iPhone 4 users have noticed that their upload speeds were terribly slow and rumors started to fly that AT&T was infact capping the speeds. Today AT&T came out and said that it was not actively limiting ..
http://itgrunts.com/2010/07/08/iphone-4-uploads-being-capped-by-att/iPhone 4 users have noticed that their upload speeds were terribly slow and rumors... more
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![Posting to Current.com made simple -- [Feature release]](http://i2.crtcdn1.net/images/spacer.gif)
[UPDATE: Please note that when posting a story you should leave source links in your description text if you intend to include them or pull media from those links for your story. It does not matter where in the description they appear, just note that the link closest to the top of the description text will be your primary source, and you can pull media from up to five other sources. Thanks!]
While news of our new Fall episodes has been at the forefront these days, that doesn't mean that our dev team has been twiddling their thumbs. To the contrary, we're happy to announce that there is a new release hitting Current.com today, and we can't wait to hear what you think of it.
Let's face it, contributing to Current.com has never been the easiest thing to do -- a refresh of this workflow has been long overdue. With this new release, clicking the "Post a Story" button (located in the green navigation bar) will now produce a submission tool overlaid on whichever page you're on.
We've streamlined the process, here's a walkthrough:
Title and Description Please: We now offer only two initial fields to enter, one for Title and one for Description. The new tool will work with you to customize your post, while putting the focus where it counts: clearly titling your post and adding a description.
Link it up: Adding a link to your post is super simple -- merely copy the link into your description field. Once you paste a link, the submission tool will immediately process any and all available media (photos, video embeds, etc.) on the source page and offer them as selections for you to include in your post. Click on the one that makes the most sense, and you're one step closer to posting.
Place your post where it counts most: A story is only as good as its location, and we use groups and tags to help place stories in areas that make the most sense on Current.com. You'll find an easy groups dropdown menu pre-populated with all of the groups you belong to, along with an open field for tags. Tags are important. They help lost stories find groups to live in. If you don't belong to a group that you think the story might make sense in, use relevant tags to help it along its merry way. It's like Mom always said, "Don't forget your lunch tags!"
Tired of the minors? Time to go pro!: Anyone can submit links to Current.com, but it takes a true professional to raise the bar by posting alongside video, images, or webcams. Clicking the "add video/image/webcam" link, you'll open the secret door to file uploading, webcam recording, and embedding video. Are you up for the challenge?
Those of you who mastered our older submission workflow will recognize that all of the essential pieces are still here, just repositioned and streamlined.
Since we're never content leaving well enough alone, we've also taken an initial stab and refining our commenting workflow as well.
You'll notice that at the bottom of each post there is now an open comment box (regardless of login/logout status). This new comment flow acts similarly to the new submission tool. Clicking into the comment field allows you to type up a response, and you can add links and select media by following similar steps.
And as always, if you've connected your Current.com account to Facebook, you can publish your awesome stories and comments to your Facebook feed to share with your friends.
So what do you think? Does this make things easier? Is it simple enough? Shoot us some feedback on our Get Satisfaction page, and help us out with future product releases.[UPDATE: Please note that when posting a story you should leave source links in your... more
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Hey Currenteers,
Current community member asherp whipped up this Current station id promo logo, "For you. And the children."
I think it's pretty awesome, give it a look:
If you like what you see, take a look through the back catalog of old Current community created promos and logos from over the years. back in May, fawley submitted a Current promo that he worked on for a school using match-move and 3D assets. Another slick take on the Current logo, check it out:
Both asherp and fawley's contributions are welcomed additions, and if anyone else feels like putting one together please submit it to Current.com and tag it to Current Promos.
Most importantly, keep asherp's words in mind, "Think of the children."Hey Currenteers,
Current community member asherp whipped up this Current station id... more
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Hulu's expected launch date of September has been pushed back to sometime next year, after the company failed to close deals with ITV, Channel 4 or BBC Worldwide in order to provide exclusive UK content for the website.
Hulu, a free advertising-supported streaming video service, has also not yet rolled out its product to the major media agencies. Alex Randall, group trading director for Isobar, the digital arm of the Aegis group said, "To my knowledge Hulu has no presence in the marketplace or a dedicated UK sales team in place.”
The website would have launched with about 3,000 hours of content from American networks... guess we'll all have to make do with BBC iPlayer and 4oD, for now.Hulu's expected launch date of September has been pushed back to sometime next... more
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If you get half a dozen emails from China filling up your Gmail account each and every day, I have good news for you...
Google can now translate these without you needing to copy and paste the funny little letters into a different window!
Dubbed 'Message Translation', the service isn't available by default - you have to switch it on. But really, how difficult is that? It's not like you're having to pay attention in French class for five years, now is it?
As for the quality of translation... well, it's still going to be better than what you picked up doing that GCSE (and, if like me, failing it!)If you get half a dozen emails from China filling up your Gmail account each and every... more
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Forget your iPlayer and the chance to catch up with Dot from EastEnders, Hulu is where the good stuff is!
For the uninitiated, Hulu - backed by News Corp, NBC and Disney - is similar to iPlayer but has more than the last 7 days programming and more than just one broadcaster's content.
It would appear that the service, currently blocked to anyone outside the US, will launch by September and that ITV and Channel 4 are on board.
There have been rumours about this for the past week but this Telegraph article from yesterday adds a little more credence.Forget your iPlayer and the chance to catch up with Dot from EastEnders, Hulu is where... more
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Uh oh! Branson's putting the squeeze on!
According to reports, this weekend will be the first that Virgin Media will be extending its internet traffic restrictions in Preston, Wigan and Blackpool, all three of which already have weekday restrictions.
Virgin have defined the 'peak time' (when restrictions will apply) as between 11am and 9pm downstream and 10am to 8pm upstream. As soon as users reach their 'threshold' their download speed will be capped 'for up to 10 hours.'
Below is a breakdown of the bandwidth barriers:
"The thresholds vary according to tier of service: on the 2Mbps tier, a customer will have a 50% speed reduction after downloading 1.25GB; on the 10Mbps tier, a 75% reduction after 3GB; and on the 20Mbps tier, a 75% reduction after 7.5GB. Upload limits are much lower, at 400MB, 1.4GB and 2.8GB respectively."
Think this will make people stop downloading as much, or just lose Virgin Media some customers?Uh oh! Branson's putting the squeeze on!
According to reports, this weekend... more
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Game: Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Music: Squeak Battle
Franchise: Kirby
I uploaded this because of its intensity upon the nature of kirby...Game: Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Music: Squeak Battle
Franchise: Kirby
I uploaded... more
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" She was the first British monarch to send an email. She has her own website. And today the Queen uploaded video to YouTube during a visit to Google's British headquarters.
The company celebrated the queen's visit by creating a special version of its google.co.uk home page, which featured a silhouette of her head as the second "G" and a regal crown atop the "E" in their logo.
During the visit, the queen and her husband, Prince Philip, saw a demonstration of the company's technology and met schoolchildren who won a competition to design their own Google "doodles" - what the Mountain View, California-based company calls special editions of their blue, green, red and yellow logo...."
Queen Elizabeth can upload videos to YouTube now, the world may never be the same." She was the first British monarch to send an email. She has her own website.... more
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KDDI Corp will launch a fiber-optic communications service with upload and download speeds each of up to one gigabit per second on Oct 1, 2008!KDDI Corp will launch a fiber-optic communications service with upload and download... more
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I hear this all the time, "I want to webcam comments, but I don't have a webcam."
Truth is, a webcam is just a dedicated camera for uploading short videos. Any camera will serve the same purpose -- even your digital still camera can do the trick if it has a video mode.
Sure, it's one extra step. You have to record your video, then copy it to your desktop, and then upload it. Webcams roll all of that into one step, but it can still be done. As Duncan points out in his post, even many pro live streamers use a pro camera or an old digital camcorder to do this sort of thing.
But that's just the basics. He also covers everything from streaming to distribution, while tossing in some interesting software suggestions.
Our Current:News team is looking for webcam...scratch that, video responses to feature in Current:News pods. So fire up your webcam/digital camcorder/still cam and upload your responses is video form. You just might find yourself in an upcoming Current:News TV broadcast.
this photo used under creative commons 2.0 license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en
photo by gahdjun: http://flickr.com/photos/gahdjun/2006752680/I hear this all the time, "I want to webcam comments, but I don't have a... more
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Every week I am going to review my favorite three pods that got uploaded to the studio! So stay tuned for more Friday morning pod reviews to see what I love and what could use a little work. Every week I am going to review my favorite three pods that got uploaded to the... more
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