As you can see from the blog entry below, Vquence is now embedding ok. If you start playing the video in the blog entry below you can see underlying thumbnails of the subsidiary content. You can click 'through' any one of the slices and will be taken to the underlying YouTube page. So once the [...]

Here is another try at embedding a Vquence. This one features the Top 10 YouTube videos of the last week as at May 29th.

Apparently there are still some bugs in the Vquence embedding. The Vquence that should be below is showing up an error message. Should be fixed during the morning. I will be blogging about it again once this problem has been sorted out.

After a huge amount of effort by the dev team at Vquence, the first iteration has gone live! For an example you can see below: It is a video that is made of thin slices of other videos. And you can click through the videos to get to the underlying content. And of course since [...]

Over the last week the team at Vquence has been working to get all the bugs out of the IE version of our Alpha. Doesn't it say something that a product like Firefox which is open source can be so cool and IE, built with the phenomenal resources of Microsoft and all the engineers they [...]

On June 6th the Web 2.0 in Australia event takes place.  The driving force behind it is Ross Dawson, and I applaud him for the focus and energy he has put into making this event happen. Unfortunately I am not going to be able to attend. Going to be back in the US meeting with [...]