Open Movie, what does that mean ? It means that the movie has been created with open source tools and that all production files are available under a creative commons license. Graphics and sound of Elephants Dream look incredible but the story is somewhat confusing. I guess the movie aims more towards a presentation of what can be done with open source tools which is fine with me.

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Have you ever uploaded a movie to Google Video ? You can chose one of 38 categories like sports or business for the movie. Now, when you visit the Google Video page again you only have the option to click on a few categories on the top. There is no option to search most of the 38 categories: Until now.

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It all started with Numa Numa sung by a rather overweight kid. This video made it round the world and lots of successors published their videos covering the same song. I decided to publish links to some of the best Numa Numa song covers on the web. Dedicated to the one and only..

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Well google video has finally a top list of the best rated videos that they host. There is not much to say about this, just the fact that positions might change on a daily basis so be prepared to find different movies in the top 100 every day. If you´re on broadband and have some time at hand visit the google video page and watch some of the movie clips offered there. Always good for a laugh..

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Ryan Bilsborrow-Koo from dvguru.com took a look at ten video sharing services. He did so by uploading a 15 megabyte testfile to each service and check each service for video quality, site interface, community features, and functionality. The ten services that have been tested are Eyespot, Google Video, Grouper, Jumpcut, Ourmedia, Revver, Videoegg, Vimeo, Vsocial and YouTube. Every service has his own little paragraph that gives answers to some common actions like Interface, Editing and Sharing.

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