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New interview with Simon on Splice Vine!
Splice Vine just published a new interview with Simon Klose as part of their series on "disruptive story telling". This time, Simon talks a bit about the Creative Commons license of the film, the integration of Linklib into VHX to promote the trailer of The Pirate Bay Way from Keyboard, and the interactive story telling goal of Linklib.
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Linklib update: It's ready!
The team at Linklib has been very busy coding and beta testing the software the past weeks. Lots of new ideas are coming up but for now the platform is ready and doing most of what is expected so we can move forward.
Here is my video at the #Mozfest (again!) but now it is totally linklibbed! This is too meta!
I would really love your feedback! Hit me on [email protected] or even better, help us test the beta version and construct new narratives for the web with Linklib! Just tweet us at @linklib_ for an invite.
We are preparing a series of posts that explore the different kinds of narratives that Linklib can help to enhance, so stay tuned!
VisionOn.tv interviewed Simon Klose about Linklib and his documentary "TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay - Away from the Keyboard" during Mozfest.
"I have this problem as a filmmaker. I want to give people more stories, extra material and at the same time insert the crazy large online piracy debate into the film."
"In my search to do that i found this amazing technology called popcorn.js, developed by this internet loving company, Mozilla. I was really struck by it's power to deepen stories (...) but at the same time i didn't want anything distracting in my frame."
"So we built a system were we can send time synced links to the audiences' phones, tables and second screens. This way the audience can choose for themselves if they want to watch the information during or after the film.
Head on to Linklib.org, fill your favorite youtube clips with links and send them to a phone. We're still in beta, but do tweet us at @linklib_ if you want an invite!
