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Photo Share Podcast #15: Key West Style

Bill Hector Weye — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:11:00 +0000

Sandra is in Key West, Florida this week, but dedicated and Skyping in for the show. She’ll be posting photos from Key West all week. Check out her Key West set here.

Our photo of the week comes from Babs, a great young photographer that we interviewed last week (her interview will be on the podcast in three weeks). Take a spin around her photo stream for a real treat.

This week our interview is with Cole and Summer Huggins, administrators of the PSP Flickr Group, avid Flickr users, and old school! You’ll have to listen to the interview to hear what that means. Again with another of our interview subjects, we’ve met people that have taken their Flickr relationships into the real world, meeting Flickr friends in the flesh.

Other news in the world of Flickr . . . some of which we didn’t have a lot of time to discuss . . . you can find photos from the Flickr turns 4 party here.

In the world of Flickr the big news is the public beta of video sharing coming in April. Here are a couple of articles to get you up to speed.

The question of the week, which you can answer on the PSP Flickr group, relates to that Flickr video news: Most digital cameras have a video feature. If you use it, how often, and under what circumstances do you use it?

Finally, we want to thank the re-mix artist posting on the Creative Commons audio site as King Catsup for our new intro and outtro music. The song is called “Ana (King Catsup Dub Remix)”, which is a remix of another Creative Commons mix. Check out the link for more info.

Finally (!), don’t forget we’re off next week (two weeks on, one week off). When we come back you’ll hear interviews with two other Flickr users, and during the off week we’ll be recording other interviews. Have a good one!

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Photo Share Podcast #8

Bill Hector Weye — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:31:59 +0000

Today’s podcast includes part two of our conversation with David Muir from Glasgow, Scotland. We talk about censorship of the Internet and Flickr by various countries and schools, which is a complicated issue. Also, I clarify exactly what gets censored on the internet in the United States.

The photo of the week comes from Brees Knees. I like this photo; it’s kind of creepy and spooky.

Sandra and I talked about Schmap, who contacted her about contributing a photo for their travel pamphlet. Our consensus was that it was a rip-off; the company asks to use your photos, doesn’t pay anything for the privilege, then tells you that the privilege and honor is YOURS. Total B.S.

We have a good question of the week, one that should generate a lot of response: What level of censorship do you think is appropriate for primary and secondary schools that use Flickr? Are you aware of any local policies in regards to censorship of the Internet in your local schools?

We’re trying to grow our great audience, so if you know someone that might be interested, please let them know about Photo Share Podcast.

Thanks for listening. Have a good week.

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Photo Share Podcast #7

Bill Hector Weye — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 13:17:17 +0000

This week we have our first Skype interview. David Muir joins us from Glasgow, Scotland to discussÂ copyrightÂ issues,Â Creative Commons,Â and his experience with these issues in his job of training teachers in Scotland. David mentioned a good video explaining Creative Commons Licenses and how they work; you can find a few different Creative Commons videos here.

We also want to thank Harry Harris, who submitted the photo of the week. It’s an interesting picture because it’s a composite photo made from 4 different photos.

Finally, our question of the week, which you can answer on the Photo Share Podcast Flickr group, on the Web site, or on the comment line:

Have you ever tagged another flickr member’s photo or vice versa. If someone has tagged yours, how does it make you feel? Ever delete a tag someone else has left?

Have a great week!

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