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#The BBC [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7042281.stm recommends] the five best machinima's of 2007. | #The BBC [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7042281.stm recommends] the five best machinima's of 2007. | ||
#A [[Vision of Students Today]]: a short video summarizing some of the most important characteristics of students today, created by Michael Wesch in collaboration with 200 students at Kansas State University. | |||
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Revision as of 05:03, 6 April 2008
A directory of webcasts on peer to peer related topics.
Some Introductory Material
- If you're new to webcasting and video blogging, read our Introductory Resources on Webcasting.
- Valentin Spirik reviews Open Source Film Making at http://indiworks.blogspot.com/2006/11/online-video-getting-paid-open-source.html; EngageMedia has a review of available tools for the creation, playback and embedding of online video
- A guide to "fair use" for documentary makers
- Film Forge is a distribution (or profile) of the Free/Libre Open Source SoftWare content management system Drupal, tailored to the needs of videomaking communities. Plumi is a similar tool to create a video-sharing site for your community based on Plone
How To
- If you want to produce audiovisual content yourself, check our own section on P2P Audiovisual Concepts, maintained by Valentin Spirik. Also: How to make live TV, entirely using free software. The Filmmaker's Toolkit teaches you to make your own movie using Web 2.0 resoureces.
- Make Internet TV: This guide has step-by-step instructions for shooting, editing, and publishing online videos that can be watched and subscribed to by millions of people.
- Robin Good of Master New Media, who has produced his own selection of the best video-editing software has compiled a list of freely available Video Tutorials, mostly of a technical nature, for those wanting to learn production and usage of social media. And here's a listing of similar guides in French. Andy Dickinson has a three part introduction to low-cost video-editing.
- Study: Recut, Reframe, Recycle: Quoting Copyrighted Material in User-Generated Video (legal study for U.S. law)
Making your video production sustainable
- Scott Kirsner, author of the Future of Web Video, has compiled an extensive comparative list of Revenue Sharing agreements of the many video sharing sites: see the article Getting Paid
- Robin Good on How to Monetize your Videos
Other Directories
- Video-sharing sites that accept Creative Commons: this listing includes a sublist for Independent CC Video Productions, a chronological list of Independent CC Movies, Related 'Open License' and Public Domain Video Resources, and much more.
- The Open Media Directory keeps track of depositories for legal and 'podsafe' content which can be used in webcasts.
- Check the related E-Democracy Webcasts Directory
- Don't forget we have a related directory on Podcasts.
- The Internet Archive has a collection of thousands of Open Source Movies; Legal Torrents: CC-movies distributed through BitTorrent.
- The Creative Commons Content Curators listing has a directory of open source video material
- Specialized Directories: Video Creation and Editing; Video-sharing Network; Video Streaming; P2P for Video-sharing; Video eCommerce; Video Intermediaries for Professionals; Video Search
- 0xdb: massive database collecting metadata on the movies available through filesharing networks
- Public Domain material: The Public-Domain Movie Database; Wikipedia: Public Domain Films, list of articles about post-1923 theatrical-released films that are in the public domain; Creative Archive Licence Group, material from the BBC, the bfi, Channel 4 and the Open University; Public Domain Torrents, free and legal public domain movies for download via BitTorrent; Video Compilation on Free Digital Culture; Wikimedia Commons Videos, animations and videos distributed under a free license or in the public domain, suitable for educational purposes.
Our Best of Selection
Recommended Lectures
- Eben Moglen on Social Change without Coercion - this is an absolute must see!
- Lawrence Lessig on Open Spectrum. Boing Boing calls it a stupendous video.
- Lawrence Lessig on how Free Culture Needs Free Software: how the two movements are related
- Karl Fogel on the History of Copyright and Information Ownership is recommended by the Question Copyright site
Recommended Documentaries
Most recent:
- Digital Tipping Point, A treasure trove of archival material in preparation of a full open source movie about the impact of free software and open technology on our civilization.
Top recommendations:
- Good Copy, Bad Copy and Steal This Film: documentaries on copyright
- Money as Debt: fundamental to understand the inequities inherent in the current monetary system
- Humanity Lobotomy, excellent open source documentary on the threat against Net Neutrality
Others:
- Revolution OS = 2001 documentary on the free sofware / open source software revolution
- Blogumentary
- The Next Web Documentary = five interviews on the future of the web
- Code Breakers
- Decentralized Energy
- From Pamphlet to Blog
- Welcome to the Blogosphere - PBS
- 60 Minutes on the One Laptop Per Child project
- Copyright Criminals
- Luck of Seven, open source journey through the world documenting free culture
- Makers, on the do it yourself renaissance
In progress:
Truth in Numbers, about Wikipedia
Not about 'P2P' but must-see documentaries:
- The Century of the Self
- The Corporation
- Crude Impact
- The End of Suburbia
- The Future of Food
Directories:
- Many documentaries can be seen online through the Documentary Online Network
- Best Online Documentaries, by topic
Recommended Instructional Videos
This is an absolute must see:
- The Machine is US
Also:
- RSS in Plain English; Howard Rheingold Introduces RSS
- Social Bookmarking in Plain English; Howard Rheingold Introduces Social Bookmarking
- Wikis in Plain English ; 21 Days of Wiki Adoption
- Social Networking in Plain English
- Online Photo Sharing in Plain English
- Blogs in Plain English
- Twitter in Plain English
- Howard Rheingold on Making Stuff in Second Life
- How to Behave on an Internet Forum
Open Source or Collaborative Open Movies
- Check out the participatory documentary makers of Plug-in TV !!
- Indymedia Video Distribution Network
- Open Source Movie list in Wikipedia
- List of works available under Creative Commons, in the Wikipedia
- OpenFlix and the Public-Domain Movie Database directories, to identify fiction movies
Individual projects:
- Weblog Project
- Echo Chamber Project
- Elephants Dream
- Route 66
- Boy Who Never Slept
- Digital Tipping Point
- Swarm of Angels
- BBS
- Outfoxed
- War Tapes
- BloodSpell: Machinima series available under CC
- Cactuses
- Peach
- Steal This Film
- CopyCat
Our Thematic Indexes
- P2P Videos on Business and Economics
- P2P Videos on Culture and Media
- P2P Videos on Internet Technology
- P2P Videos on Politics and E-Democracy
Miscellaneous
- The BBC recommends the five best machinima's of 2007.
- A Vision of Students Today: a short video summarizing some of the most important characteristics of students today, created by Michael Wesch in collaboration with 200 students at Kansas State University.
WEBCASTS ON PEER TO PEER: DIRECTORY
Pages in category "Webcasts"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 3,486 total.
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- Aaron Bastani on Fully Automated Luxury Communism
- Aaron Benanav and Simon Sutterlütti on Antiauthoritarian Coordination, Planning and Rewarding
- Aaron Makaruk on the Open Source Ecology Project
- Aaron Shaw on Commons-Based Industry in the Neoliberal Knowledge Economy
- Aaron Swartz on Peer To Peer, Digital Rights Management and Web 2.0
- Aaron Swartz on the Shift from Centralized Systems to Networks
- Aaron Swartz on the Transformations in Media and Society Due to Networks
- Abigail Hunt and Peter Nolan on What the Gig Economy Means for Workers Rights
- Abre Fournier on the Emergence of the Metamind and the Metaself
- Activists and Authorities in the 21th Century
- Ada Colau, Barcelona's New Mayor, on Spain's Political Revolution
- Adam Arvidsson on the Crisis of Value and the Ethical Economy
- Adam B. Coleman on the Dangers of the Victimhood Narrative
- Adam Black on Providing Internet Bandwidth Through Collaborative Consumption
- Adam Greenfield on Everyware
- Adam Greenfield on Public Objects, Connected Things and Civic Responsibilities in the Networked City
- Adam Greenfield on Smart Cities
- Adam Greenfield on the Emotional Aspects of Living in the Networked City
- Adam Hyde on FLOSS Manuals
- Adam Hyde on Open Web Book Sprints
- Adam Ierymenko on the ZeroTier One Project
- Adnan Husain on Ibn Khaldun's Theory of Civilization
- Adrian Bowyer on Personal Manufacturing
- Adrian Bowyer on Rapid Prototyping
- Adrian Bowyer on the RepRap
- Adrian Bowyer on the RepRap Project
- Adrian Bowyer on the RepRap Project Lab
- Adrianne Jeffries on the Early Travails of Bitcoin
- Adrienne Russell on Networked Journalism
- Advantages of Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition
- Advertizing by the Masses
- Advogado on the Mechanics of Reputation
- Agata Bielik-Robson on Positively Embracing the Finitude of Life
- Ahmed Shihab-Eldin and Adel Iskandar on Social Media in Palestine after the Arab Spring
- Akseli Virtanen and Jorge Lopez on Protocols for Crypto-Economic Networks
- Akseli Virtanen on the Economic Grammar for Post-Capitalism
- Al Cano Santana on Guifi's Autonomous Internet Infrastructure in Catalonia
- Al Jazeera Documentary on the Indignants
- Al Jazeera's The Stream on Protest Currencies
- Alain Ambrosi
- Alan Bennett and Keith Bergelt on Patent Pools
- Alan Chapman on Open Enlightenment
- Alan Cox on the State of Free Software in 2007
- Alan Moore on Engagement Marketing
- Alan Moore on the Faltering Mainstream Economy and the Emerging New Economy
- Alan Rosenblith on Open Money
- Alan Shapiro on Leaving Reductionist Science Behind
- Alan Watts on Passionate Production
- Alanna Krause on Enspiral's Ethical Economy
- Alastair Parvin on the Future of Regulation and Governance of the Urban in an Era of Open Systems
- Alastair Parvin on the Wikihouse Open Source Construction Set
- Alastair Parvin on Wikihouse
- Alastair Parvin on Wikihouse's Open Source Architecture
- Albert Bartlett on the Exponential Function in Climate and Energy
- Albert Kim on the Game C Eutopia
- Albert-Laszlo Barabasi on Networks of Human Activity
- Alberto Cottica on Designing Collective Intelligence
- Alden Hollis an Jamie Love on Alternative Funding Mechanisms for Open Science
- Alex Grintsvayg on the CABIN Globally Networked City
- Alex Haché and Marcell Mars on the Evolution from Digital to Urban Commons
- Alex Haw on Open Source Design
- Alex Lemille on the Circular Humansphere
- Alex Munslow on Running Open Space
- Alex Pentland on Reality Mining for Network Signals
- Alex Steffen on the Shareable Future of Cities
- Alexander Bard and Andrew Sweeny on the Exodus from the Old Empire
- Alexander Bard on Eventology vs Nomadalogy
- Alexander Bard on Exodology
- Alexander Bard on Syntheism and the Paths Ahead for Spirituality in the 21st Century
- Alexander Bard on Syntheism and the Syntheist Movement
- Alexander Bard on Syntheism as the Coming Religion for the Technological Age
- Alexander Bard on Syntheism the Creation of God in the Internet Age
- Alexander Bard on Technology Gods
- Alexander Bard on the Digital Class Struggle in the 21st Century
- Alexander Bard, Cadell Last and Michel Bauwens on the Commons Tribes for the Internet Age
- Alexander Bogdanov and Modern Systems Theory
- Alexander Dugin About How Liberalism Organically Evolved Identitarian Illiberalism
- Alexander Wissner-Gross on Planetary Scale Intelligence
- Alexandre Lemille on the Circular Economy 2.0
- Alfons Cornella on the Future as Co-Capitalism
- Alfred W. McCoy on the Difference Between Empires and World Orders
- Alfredo Lopez on Progressive Providers
- Alfredo Lopez on Radical Techies
- Ali Abunimah on the Electronic Intifada
- Alice Maggio on BerkShares
- Alice Taylor on Personal Manufacturing
- Alicia Gibb and Ayah Bdeir Explain the Open Source Hardware Revolution
- Alison Powell on Open Forms of Politics
- Alive in Bagdhad - Documentary
- Allen White on the Vision for Corporate Redesign for Social Purpose
- Allison Clark on Tinkering as a Mode of Knowledge Production
- Allison Mills and Joshua Pearce on Why Open Source Hardware Is Important for Science
- Alnoor Ladha on Post-Capitalist Philanthropy
- Alternative Economics Alternative Societies
- Alternative Freedom
- Altruism Revolution
- Amar Kendale on Reshaping Electronics for Connected Health
- Amateur Hour Conference Video Transcripts
- Amber Case on Cyborg Anthropology
- Amin Yosyo on the Smangus Aboriginal Community Labor Cooperative in Taiwan
- Amir Taaki on Bitcoin
- Amir Taaki on the Dark Wallet Project and the Decentralization Revolution
- Amit Basole on Knowledge Satyagraha and the People’s Knowledge Movement
- Amit Basole on the Knowledge Satyagraha People’s Knowledge Movement
- Amory Lovins and Robert Rosner on Nuclear and Carbon
- Amory Lovins on Climate change, Peak Oil and Energy Autonomy
- Amory Lovins on Natural Capitalism as the Next Industrial and Ecological Revolution
- Amr Gharbeia on Lessons Learned from Social Networking in Egypt
- Amsterdam Plane Crash and the Effects of Democratic News Sharing
- Amy Kirschner on the Vermont Sustainable Exchange
- Amy Sample Ward on NetSquared
- An Xiao Mina on Internet Street Art and Social Change in China
- Anatomy of the Big Society
- Andrea Botero on Infrastructuring the Commons
- Andreas Antonopoulos on the Importance of the Bitcoin Protocol
- Andreas Antonopoulos on the Power of the Bitcoin Protocol, Not the Currency
- Andreas Hartl on the Role of Data in the Growth of Platforms
- Andres Duany on Agricultural Urbanism
- Andres Monroy-Hernandez on Designing for Remixing
- Andrew Bowyer on the RepRap Project
- Andrew Doyle and Douglas Murray on Woke Activism
- Andrew Doyle on the History and Evolution of the Woke Ideology
- Andrew Doyle on the New Puritans
- Andrew Famiglietti on the the Neutral Point of View's Effect on the Moral Economy of Wikipedia
- Andrew Hartz about the Open Therapy Institute and the Politization of Therapy
- Andrew Hartz on Open Therapy Against Censorship Culture
- Andrew Hessel on Synthetic Biology
- Andrew Katz on Copyleft Licensing for Hardware
- Andrew Lamb on Massive Small Manufacturing for Humanitarian Aid
- Andrew Lowenthal on Resisting the Censorship-Industrial Complex
- Andrew MacAfee on the Effect of Technological Innovations on the Availability of Jobs
- Andrew McAfee on Combining Hierarchy and Networks
- Andrew McGettigan on MOOC Boosterism in the Current Higher Education Policy Environment
- Andrew Rasiej of the Personal Democracy Forum on how Technology is Changing Politics
- Andrew Rasiej on how Technology has changed Politics
- Andrew Revkin on the Role of Commoning and Contributions in a Care Economy
- Andrew Simms on No-Growth as New Economic Paradigm
- Andrew Whelan on P2P's Impact on the Music Industry
- Andrew Willard Jones on Subsidiarity
- Andy Clark on Extended Mind
- Andy Jordan on the Coming Currency Revolution
- Andy Jordan Reports on the Berkshare
- Andy Morales Coto and Ruth Catlow on Going Beyond the Blokechain
- Andy Oram on the FLOSS Manuals Project
- Andy Tudhope on Regenerative Mechanism Design
- Aneesh Chopra and Tim O'Reilly on Open Government Infrastructures
- Angela Maiers on Learning Spaces and Digital Whiteboards for Expanding Digital Literacies
- Angelo Vermeulen on the Biomodd Project
- Anima Mundi
- Anitra Nelson on Postmonetary Commoning
- Ann Brody on Organizational Culture in the Ethereum Ecosystem
- Ann Pendleton-Jullian on Power in the Change from a Triformist Era to a Quadriformist Era
- Ann Pettfor on Financing the Green Transition
- Ann Ryan on Commoning Through Community Supported Farming in Ireland
- Anna Brodskaya on the Global Redesign Initiative for a Resource-Based Economy
- Anne Margulies on Open Courseware
- Anne McCrossan on Reinventing the Organization
- Anne Oliver on New Models for Shared Leadership
- Anne Ryan on Enough is Plenty
- Anneloes Smitsman and Michel Bauwens on Mental Models for Systems Change
- Annemarie Naylor on Digital Asset and Enterprise Development by Communities
- Another Perfect World
- Another World is Possible in Greece
- Antero Garcia on Alternate Reality Gaming in South Central Los Angeles
- Anthony McCann on the Enclosure of the Information Commons
- Anthropological Introduction To Youtube
- Anti-Spyware Coalition
- Antoine Fressancourt on Implementation Challenges for P2P Systems in Mobile Network Environments
- Antoine Struelens on the Molenbike Platform Cooperative for Food Delivery in Brussels
- Antonio Paglino on Bioregional Blockchains
- Antony Jenkins on the Uber Moment in Financial Services
- Antony Loewenstein on the Blogging Revolution
- Anya Kamenetz on the DIY Future of Learning
- April Rinne on How Sharing Cities Are Rethinking Urban Planning for Sustainability
- Aral Balkan on Ethical Design
- Aral Balkan on the Dangers of Free Services
- Aram Sinnreich on the Next Generation Independent Internet
- Aram Sinnreich on the Piracy Crusade
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu on the Basic Income
- Archeologist Marija Gimbutas on the History of the Early Matriarchal Cultures in Europe
- Arduino's Open Source Hardware Business Model
- Are Netlabels Long Tail Niches or the Blueprint for the Future
- Are Open Source Communities Sexist
- Arianna Huffington on Citizen Journalism
- Arkitente/es
- Armin Steuernagel on Purpose Capital
- Armin Steuernagel on Steward-Based Ownership
- Arnold Schroder on the Difference Between Equality and Equity
- Art Brock and Eric Harris-Braun on Deep Wealth