I'm at the YearlyKos netroots conference in Vegas and Tiffiniy Cheng at The Participatory Culture Foundation ran a session on online video. She showed us the Democracy Internet TV Platform. It's working now, you can download the Democracy Player and see what's already online. It's basically RSS video feeds combined with an iTunes Music Store-like interface. Oh, and it's all free and open source. The software is GPL'ed and runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. I dig it.
Saturday, June 10, 2006
Open-source TV
I'm at the YearlyKos netroots conference in Vegas and Tiffiniy Cheng at The Participatory Culture Foundation ran a session on online video. She showed us the Democracy Internet TV Platform. It's working now, you can download the Democracy Player and see what's already online. It's basically RSS video feeds combined with an iTunes Music Store-like interface. Oh, and it's all free and open source. The software is GPL'ed and runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. I dig it.
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