Description commoncraft.com A short explanation of RSS and how it helps you save time reading the web. This video comes in an unbranded "presentation quality" version that can be licensed for use in the workplace. httprss, commoncraft, plainenglish, education, technologyVideo: RSS in Plain Englishhttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/xa0lVZhGfo02007-07-13T09:21:04.000Z2012-04-25T08:03:21.000ZRemoved Star Wars Kid iPhone AdThis ad was removed by Apple. Steve Jobs pulled the plug on the airing day. Now he thinks that the world is ready for such a revolutionary ad. I'm airing it for him and I get a dollar for each view. This is a true story. Today is NOT the Opposite day. Hindsight Tip: when making similar video(two layers of footage), pause or slow down and then cut lower layer for a nicer synchronisation. Well, duh. badly edited by Peter Bizjak www.peterbizjak.net Sony Vegas 7rakunushttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/rakunusEntertainmentThis ad was removed by Apple. Steve Jobs pulled the plug on the airing day. Now he thinks that the world is ready for such a revolutionary ad. I'm airing it for him and I get a dollar for each view. This is a true story. Today is NOT the Opposite day. Hindsight Tip: when making similar video(two layers of footage), pause or slow down and then cut lower layer for a nicer synchronisation. Well, duh. badly edited by Peter Bizjak www.peterbizjak.net Sony Vegas 7iphone, ad, advert, advertisement, commercial, apple, youtube, star, wars, kid, germany, dog, touch, spoof, parody, peter, bizjakRemoved Star Wars Kid iPhone Ad2007-07-13http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/dmJmRHDnhZo2010-01-14T11:02:15.000Z2012-02-15T07:36:11.000ZCiteULike and RSSA quick into video to using CiteULike and RSS feeds to filter through articles quickly. Recorded primarily for workmates, but if anyone else benefits from it, all the better. RSS info: www.youtube.com en.wikipedia.org www.whatisrss.commeoasehttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/meoaseMurdoch University, Western AustraliaEducationA quick into video to using CiteULike and RSS feeds to filter through articles quickly. Recorded primarily for workmates, but if anyone else benefits from it, all the better. RSS info: www.youtube.com en.wikipedia.org www.whatisrss.com
