Shown by Apple’s Don henderson today at the closing of the 2007 NMC Summer Conference, An Empty Cubicle is a film created by students at the Art Institute of Seattle and a winner of the Insomnia Film Festival.
It is well worth a watch!
But hey Apple, sniff the Web 2.0 fumes and provide cut and paste code to embed videos like these into web sites.
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CogDog, just use Firefox plug-in UNPLUG and download the video as an MOV…simple, easy, and Apple doesn’t have to change.
Miguel Guhlin
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Oh I know how to GET the videos as .mov files- I am talking about what makes YouTube/Google content spread is giving people the cut and past code in insert into blog entries, etc. I doubt we will ever see Apple to that, but one can dream
Ah, now it comes clear about CDB “Bark”ley.