It took me a few years to finally bite the bullet and sign up for a video based community. I now have hundreds of subscriptions and probably close to a thousand favorites. I even got brave and uploaded a few videos this year, though you won't find my face on them!
I've been thinking of spending more time on serious subjects and creating more in depth videos to get my feet wet with gaining exposure for my blogs and social sites. With the long term issue of actually being able to post comments it was a reminder that I need to diversify. I don't live exclusively on Facebook, and so I should not live exclusively on YouTube. I've put my eggs in one basket for far too long.
This is where I had to think back to video communities that my friends have mentioned. Viddler was the first one that came to mind I was surprised to find that they have complete business solutions as well, including white label video hosting. This is definitely advantageous should I wish to make the leap into marketing with videos or using videos as part of the value in a product or service. I don't have a need for quite yet for Viddler's video streaming hosting service business solutions, but it is nice to know I can have complete control of my videos, analytics, and Viddler will even help you manage ads directly on your videos for small business. Best of all you can control who can view your videos! Hosting and services starts at $100 a month, but with included unlimited tech support and the ability to recoup funds with embedded ads, this is pocket change for websites like CNN Video, where videos are usually the main attraction for their visitors.
I've just signed up for Viddler and you can find my profile here. Feel free to share some of your favorite videos with me! If you have any hints or suggestions on how to get the most out of Viddler for a completely new user, please post your comments below.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Friday, December 25, 2009
December Updates from NUFORC
On December 12, 2009 NUFORC posted an update after a long delay. Over 1800 new or amended reports have been posted to the NUFORC database.
Peter B. Davenport, the Director of the National UFO Reporting Center, warns that newly posted reports may be fraught with errors on the part of the authors, and oversights in proofreading on their part. Peter expresses his appreciation to visitors who would keep an eye out for obvious hoaxes, profanity and personal information in the description part of the reports, as well as reports that are obvious events with a terrestrial nature such as satellites and missile launches as well as planets.
There are sightings highlighted this month from Florida, Massachusetts, Tennessee and Washington.
Peter Davenport
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Peter Davenport has been Director of the National UFO Reporting Center since July 1994. Peter has had an active interest in the UFO phenomenon from his early boyhood. He experienced his first UFO sighting over the St. Louis municipal airport in the summer of 1954, and he investigated his first UFO case during the summer of 1965 in Exeter, New Hampshire. Peter has also served as the director of investigations for the Washington Chapter of the Mutual UFO Network.
Peter last appeared on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory on February 16, 2009.
You can download the show by subscribing to Streamlink,
Peter last appeared on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory on February 16, 2009.
You can download the show by subscribing to Streamlink,
which allows you to listen live as well as download past shows. For those already subscribed to Streamlink, here is the page with the downloads for Coast to Coast show that aired February 16. 2009 and includes guests Alex Jones, Jerome Corsi, Matt Shea, Jim Guest, Dan Itse, Charles Key and Peter Davenport.
As well as Coast to Coast AM, Peter currently makes a regular appearance the 2nd Tuesday of each month on the Jeff Rense radio program from 7:00 to 10:00 PM (Pacific). The program is heard over more than 200 stations, and over the internet at www.gcnlive.com and www.renseradio.com. Guests are witnesses to recent reports featured on this website. Click here for details on past shows.
The National UFO Reporting Center offers a professionally produced one hour-video interview with the center's director, Peter Davenport. The Television show originally aired on the show Journey. Many craft are described as well as shown in pictures, as well as audio recordings describing their sightings. Highlights include an audio recording of a UFO sighting conversation between FAA and 2 pilots obtained through FOIA.
Text of the audio communications between FAA and two commercial aircraft in the vicinity of Long Island, New York, on November 17, 1995, at 2220 hrs. (EST) is available here.
If you are new to the NUFORC website, here is a case highlighted by the Director about a wide area sighting within the Eastern half of the United States.
From the report:
Text of the audio communications between FAA and two commercial aircraft in the vicinity of Long Island, New York, on November 17, 1995, at 2220 hrs. (EST) is available here.
If you are new to the NUFORC website, here is a case highlighted by the Director about a wide area sighting within the Eastern half of the United States.
From the report:
it appears that one or more egg-shaped objects, radiating intensely bright green, blue-green, and yellow light, and periodically spewing out a cloud of sparks, streaked over at least seven states, stopping from time to time, and the whole event occurred in a matter of minutes!!
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