commandN YouTube Channel

You asked for it and we delivered! The official commandN YouTube Channel is  now live (and we already have many great clips from the commandN library uploaded).

So if you just want to see Leo Laporte talking about Podcasting (back in 2005!), Amber's favorite web design sites, Jeff's Drobo review, or Brian's recommendations for filmmakers - then this is where you need to go! You can also watch the infamous blooper episode, Will's top Facebook apps, and Jeff's tips on better Google searching.

We are uploading new content daily and will be breaking down each new episode starting this week (we may also be producing YouTube only content in the future so stay tubed).

Comments

[Jose]

Yes!, commandN on youtube

I didn't know where to put this, well, here is a flash player with better options. http://joemax6403.googlepages.com/

and oh, here is some interesting news on U.S. download speed compared to other countries. http://news.yahoo.com/s/usatoday/20070626/tc_usatoday/usnetaccessnotallthatspeedy;_ylt=AoQOlvRuicOuhIX900iLcqNdCGYD

[CKJ]

> we may also be producing YouTube only
> content in the future so stay tubed

Please don't do this. Being able to download the content (without faffing about) is the reason I keep watching - not all of us have 24/7 net access on all the machines we own.

[Bernhard]

It´s a good idea.
But I prefer the classic way
to get the news on your
website commandN !

[Jeff MacArthur]

No worries, everyone - we will be continuing to produce commandN as the full program and, indeed, that is very much our primary format.

However, the popularity of YouTube cannot be ignored and the fact that they don't allow full uploads at the typical length of the weekly commandN show means we need to split them up.

So we're just providing MORE options for your viewing pleasure and the full commandN will continue across our many distribution channels :-) .

Thanks for watching!

Jeff

[Walter Crespo]

Awesome I just subscribed. :-)

[CKJ]

>No worries, everyone - we will be
>continuing to produce commandN as
>the full program and, indeed, that
>is very much our primary format.
>
>However, the popularity of YouTube
>cannot be ignored and the fact that
>they...

I didn't mean to sound quite so blunt; must have been grumpy that day :D - sorry Jeff & co. :) I wasn't meaning not to do the YouTube thing, just that I'd rather you didn't have YouTube-only content. I prefer to have the whole thing in one file that I can download and watch later, on my travels or when I don't have - or want - some Net access handy.

As always, keep up the good work. Verily, y'all do indeed rock ;)

Cheers.