we like :
genrative navigation
 the text web has it...
"I don't see any evidence to suggest that this is what the 93 percent [the percentage of Americans that were unconnected in 1995] wants," Case says. "I think a subset of the 7 percent wants that. The people I talk to who don't yet use online services don't use them because they are still a little scared of them. Making it more complicated for people to connect and use the service, giving them a bewildering array of options to pick from - it's hard to imagine that's going to help."
steve case thought about the web/generative navigation:
AOL — feelin' good in ~95
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xItCBJhKYwE
http://importance.corante.com/archives/2005/07/04/visions_of_the_future_from_aol_circa_1995.php
we know what happened next....
...over 100 newspapers AND magazines!
http://www.sifry.com/alerts/archives/000493.html
http://myblog.imagine24.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/oldaol.jpg
"How's that working 
for you, AOL? "
we got there through generative navigation
video? not quite there...
Low quality flash
High quality flash
Low quality 3GP
High quality 3GP
Low quality H.264
High quaity H.264
H.264 for download
Low quality flash
High quality flash
Low quality 3GP
High quality 3GP
Low quality H.264
High quaity H.264
H.264 for download
via YouTube navigation
via the API
lots of big sites
YouTube loves developers?
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/03/23/hulu-gains-10-million-viewers-in-february-now-no-4-video-site-in-us/
http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/overview.html
lets check out the details
On Fri 16/01/09 12:58 PM , "Steve Bowbrick" steve.bowbr...@bbc.co.uk sent:
 Watchification.com uses the hacky way of embedding - when we first
started to embed (early 2008) various BBC folk told us it was just a
matter of time before it was officially allowed but it looks like
politics/rights issues etc. have held this up.


http://www.mail-archive.com/backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk/msg10391.html

The Guardian, Friday 12 December 2008

The BBC is planning to share some of its content with the Telegraph Media Group in a deal that could see the iPlayer video catch-up service embedded on the Telegraph.co.uk website.

Described by the BBC as a "non-exclusive pilot scheme", the content-sharing venture could eventually be rolled out to other newspaper groups

BBC pilots iPlayer content sharing with Telegraph Media Group

and in the U.K.?
YouTube is the best it gets
how do you promote your blog?
how do you build your blog?
what's URIplay?
getting involved
there is a place...
API available now
Code is open source
going decentralised
developers
publishers
doing it properly
data, data, data
YouTube, Podcasts, Wikipedia, Twitter, loads and loads and loads of LINKS
RSS (inc. Media RSS)
RDF (in XML and JSON)
Live aggregation
Lists, items, deep nested structures
Timing statistics
http://code.google.com/p/uriplay (next week)
open.bbc.co.uk
uriplay.org
open.bbc.co.uk
your.server
an.other.net
uriplay.org
your.pvr.local
your.isp.net
use us, build something cool
please contribute back, rather than making a data silo
if you follow standards, we follow you
we can help you get to a bigger audience
talk to us
http://uriplay.org/
http://code.google.com/p/uriplay

http://blog.metabroadcast.com/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/rad/
chris@metabroadcast.com
http://twitter.com/adrideo/
today
soon...