Well - a story - or really anything interesting means having a point of view, filtering your medium (video, photo, clay, words, whatever) through that perspective and sharing it with others. Some events are compelling enough to have interest all on their own - that's why NewMediaJims tweets are usually so interesting - he's reporting. The phenomenal "This American Life" series on pub radio however makes art of micro events, non-happenings, basic daily life, with an unerringly subtle filter. So - livestreaming? needs a happening or a filter, and a way to find them that got it. get me that, would you?
compassioninpolitics
· 1 year ago
Andrew has a point. I think if Qik did a campaign that grew each month from MySpace to Youtube to Facebook to more niche platforms they would have a much more robust user base. Second, as the quality of mobile pictures and video improve, I think the caring level will amp up significantly.
Its your life--on your phone--to your friends and the world.
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Second, as the quality of mobile pictures and video improve, I think the caring level will amp up significantly.
Its your life--on your phone--to your friends and the world.