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Why Web TV Is the Future: Natural Disaster Edition

May 9, 2007 at 12:02 am PT

Once again, two examples of compelling video ubiquitously available, as this previous post also showed–breaking news as it is breaking. And blowing (in Kansas). And burning (Los Angeles’ Griffith Park on fire):

Tagged with: digital, Internet, video, YouTube

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http://allthingsd.com/ Frank Sinton

One other trend that is great to point out – video tagging. Now, whenever there is a new video on a topic, event, or story, the video is uploaded wherever (believe it or not, there are thousands of other places besides YouTube people are uploading video), gets tagged, and people automatically get updated in their iTunes, PSP, or wherever.

For example, here is a tag on “Green” – i.e. green news, technology, information, how-tos, etc. – that is constantly updating as videos are uploaded to various sites.
http://www.mefeedia.com/tags/green

Pop the RSS feed in your iTunes and sync with your iPod – easy!