This morning we produced a live video broadcast of Red Door Interactive's March Speaker Series: Content Marketing Made Simple.  Some of the topics covered during the hour long event included how to brainstorm ideas for content by leveraging internal as well as external resources, creating consumable and shareable content, and tools to measure your content marketing success.

The March Speaker Series Panelists included:
 - Sandra Ahn, Data Insights & Strategy Supervisor, Red Door Interactive
 - Ken Barber,  Interactive Marketing columnist , Denver Business Journal
 - John Dockstader, Catalog Manager, Vitamin Cottage
 - Toby Hedges,  Associate Brand Manager , WhiteWave Foods
 - Moderator – Scott Esmond, Director of Business Development Denver, Red Door Interactive

SlopeViews is a company based in Vail, CO that creates interactive 360° spherical videos.  The company uses a Dodeca 2360 camera that synchronizes 11 video streams and 3 channels of audio that captures high resolution footage and sound in every direction.  The result is a video that can be interacted with by clicking and dragging the mouse in any direction.  Here is an example:

SlopeViews uses the same technology as Google Street View and the company behind the camera and software technology is Immersive Media based in Calgary, Alberta Canada.  SlopeViews plans to produce and deliver interactive videos for ski resorts, golf courses, sporting events, music festivals and "anywhere else immersive video can help people experience a remote environment".

SlopeViews was recently featured on 9News.com and talked about their new ski resort mapping application - OnSnow

Here is another video produced by PlanetDo.com showing off SlopeViews new interactive goggles from the SIA tradeshow:

John Bliss, CEO of BlipSnips, presents at Venture Capital in the Rockies Winter 2010 Technology Showcase.  BlipSnips enables users to tag, syndicate, and inspire conversations about specific moments of videos across their social graph.  The service provides a unique way for online users to more highly engage with videos across the world's most popular video players through a platform providing scale and measurable data-driven statistics concerning user engagement.

Here is the audio

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Late last week we interviewed Micah Badwin about a number of topics surrounding Graphic.ly, a startup creating a digital platform around comics.  The interview is divided into four parts and the full audio can be downloaded or listened to at the bottom of this post.

In part one Micah Baldwin, CEO and Chief Community Caretaker, explains what Graphic.ly brings to the world of comic books, how he got involved with the start-up and the overall landscape of online comic book communities.

Part two discusses the recent acquisition of iFanboy and what it means for Graphic.ly.

In part three  Micah talks about their new hire, Charley Hine, and how Graphic.ly plans to apply location data to the experience of reading digital comic books.

In the final segment Micah talks about how the iPad and other digital devices are just form factors for viewing content.

Here is the full audio interview:

Click here to download the mp3

Mixergy, a video driven site that we look up to here at ColoradoTechTV, interviewed Josh Fraser, co-founder of EventVue - a 2007 TechStars company.  There has been a lot of coverage of EventVue as of late due to their announcement earlier this month that they were closing shop, and their post-mortem blog post.

Here is the video produced by Mixergy using Wistia, a business video sharing service.

An mp3 is available for download on the Mixergy site - http://mixergy.com/eventvue-josh-fraser/

Gary Vaynerchuck (@garyvee) was in Denver on December 18th promoting his book "Crush It!".  We were covering the iPhone Dev Camp in Boulder, CO at the same time, and were hoping some audio or video would emerge from his event.  Alas, Socia@lbyte comes to the rescue!  Melissa Hourigan's blog post provides some video segments from Gary's 2+ hour talk - http://socialbyte.net/2010/01/08/crush-it/

Here is the video.  *another interesting tidbit is that the video player is from Pixorial, a Denver based startup in the online video services market

iPhone Dev Camp Colorado. A static library for outputting video from an iPhone or iPod Touch application to a television or anything with component video. More info can be found at http://dragonforged.com/DFVideoOut.shtml

Re-blogged from Socialbyte.net - http://socialbyte.net/2009/12/03/brian-solis-and-socialbyte/

Brian Solis visited Denver last month.  This video interview by Melissa Hourigan talks about Brian's book “Putting the Public Back in Public Relations: How Social Media Is Reinventing the Aging Business of PR” and covers what is wrong with PR & things businesses can do to connect with their community.