Is microvideoblogging the next big thing? “Micro-what?” you say. Picture Twitter, but with video posts instead of text. That’s microvideoblogging. Now limit each video post to only 12 seconds long, and that’s the idea behind 12seconds.tv. Like Twitter, you can post pretty much anything you want, as long as it doesn’t violate the site’s terms of service (TOS). “12seconds.tv allows friends and family to record and share short video updates about what they are doing or where they are. You can use a webcam or a<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Is microvideoblogging the next big thing? “Micro-what?” you say. Picture Twitter, but with video posts instead of text. That’s microvideoblogging. Now limit each video post to only 12 seconds long, and that’s the idea behind 12seconds.tv. Like Twitter, you can post pretty much anything you want, as long as it doesn’t violate the site’s terms of service (TOS). “12seconds.tv allows friends and family to record and share short video updates about what they are doing or where they are. You can use a webcam or a Continue reading