Paul Figgiani and I were experimenting with video for the iPhone today. Here is a high quality video formatted for the iPhone. It is suggested you play with this over wi-fi.
iPhone Link: GigaVox iPhone Video
For all the regular web visitors , click on the graphic below to watch it.
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Michael W. Geoghegan is founder and CEO of GigaVox Media, a production, consulting and technology company focused on audio/video new media.
As a pioneer of podcasting, Michael created some of the first corporate podcasts, including efforts by Disney. Michael is also creator of the 2008 James Beard Award winning "GrapeRadio" and "Reel Reviews: Films Worth Watching". He is editor-in-chief of the Podcast Academy™ book series and co-author of Podcast Solutions: The Complete Guide to Podcasting.
Michael speaks frequently on podcasting's impact on new media and its corporate applications and is often quoted by the media including in The New York Times, USA Today, CNN and Wired Magazine.
Wow! Paul has done some outstanding work here.
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Maybe instead of ‘click here’ you could do what Disney does in the hotel rooms ‘touch here’… small detail, but so eloquent over ‘press’ or ‘click’