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Mashable: “As of tomorrow, you can register your own .tv domain on ChannelMe, but soon they’ll add tools for users to develop that site into a personal TV channel”.

Copyright issues aside, media mashups are just funny: The Big Lebowski - the F#$%@*G Short Version [Language not work safe].

TechCrunch: “AppStore will be the one-stop shopping place for on-demand software, starting in Q1 of 2007. Developers and partners will be able to sell their programs directly through the AppStore and Salesforce will make a referral fee, based on the performance of the product”. Ooh an iTunes for web services. Nice.

Jason Calacanis links to a report looking at a new breed of people turning up in organisations: the out there people. Jason adds some of his thoughts to the discussion. Interesting reading and good food for thought.

I’ve just listening to Richard Bacon on XFM. He’s asking his listeners to upload interesing video they make to YouTube and put the word ‘BacoFilm‘ somewhere in the title so that with a simple search they will all show up. At some stage in the future he will choose the best one who will win some award. Interesting to see MSM using these new technologies in their programming. If you’re a videoblogger might be a good way to get your name out to the wider population.

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