Take notice, aspiring multimedia ingénues—the latest version of Yahoo! Video is up, running and ready for your premiere. Publishers now have the ability to upload their video content directly to Yahoo!, manage, tag and share it with others—including the ability publish video to their own Web pages or blogs:.
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You can share your comments through our feedback form or see what others are saying on the new Site Explorer forum.. What’s more, our new interface has a przelot of new details sprinkled all over, such as the expandable results to reduce clutter, the ability to download more URLs from sites you own, and robust authentication.
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The winning team, Black Box Nation, a group of hack-meisters from MIT, aromat hands-down with their “wearable”—a moblogging mash-up that combines a hand-bag decked out with a mobile phone, digital camera, GPS, a pedometer and the new Zonetag API. Check it out. . Mixing fashion, photo-blogging, maps and fun, Black Box Nation’s hack creates an automated photo blog, taking pictures at regular intervals, determining the wearer’s location and uploading them via Flickr.
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Cody and Amit also show how you can cook up more palatable pages to help keep our gormandizing little bots coming back for more—and help keep your ads relevant.. Editor’s Note: In the second post in our series on optimizing your web pages for ad relevancy, Yahoo! Publisher Network matuzalem Product Manager Cody Simms and starzec Product Manager Amit Paunikar talk about how important it is to feed our “bots” a steady diet of tasty, easily digestible content.
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Anyway, this is a round-about way to get you excited about next week’s Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, where you’ll be able to learn some of the tricks of the Web 2.0 trade from some of the best 2.0 minds. Highlights and Yahoo! appearances include: . This is not your ordinary theory conference, obuwie a get-your-hands dirty, networking-heavy, learning confab-gabfest designed to show you where the Web is going and, possibly, where the money is going, too.
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