Japanese Toshiba Typewriter

RARE Japanese Toshiba Typewriter

 

About 1.6 million views on YouTube out of every 1 billion are of a video that violates its content policies

About 1.6 million views on YouTube out of every 1 billion are of a video that violates its content policies, about even with a year ago, the streaming service owned by Alphabet Inc's Google said in a new disclosure on Tuesday. The "violative view rate" (VVR) has dropped over 70% since it was first tracked in the fourth quarter of 2017, YouTube said, and demonstrates its progress in blocking hate speech and other videos it considers dangerous before they go viral. 

https://japantoday.com/category/tech/youtube-discloses-prevalence-of-rule-breaking-videos-for-first-time 

https://blog.youtube/inside-youtube/building-greater-transparency-and-accountability/ 

http://dlvr.it/RxHBJr

TICtank semanal

TICtank semanal

Uma escolha: Retrofotografia

Para onde vai um smartphone roubado?

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Paris no século XVIII

Munch Floyd

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Sessão da tarde: Madame Tutli-Putli

Blobby

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"Happily Ever After"

Jacinta

Tell Tale Heart (Edgar Allan Poe, em 1953)

Sin Sosten

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"Game Over"

Asteróide na Terra

Sessão da tarde: A câmara multi-plano de Walt Disney (1957)

Quando os Flinstones eram os Flagstones (episódio-piloto)

Tom Waits - For No One

Tom Waits performed in 1978 live at the La Brea stage in Hollywood, photographed and rotoscoped.

The original live action was shot with 5 cameras - 2 high, 2 low and one hand held.. shot by Dan O'Dowd and crew.

The music from "The One That Got Away" blared in the background as Tom sang the lyrics.

Donna Gordon is the dancer performing as the stripper, 6 takes and 13 hours of video footage were edited to make a 5 1/2 minute live action short which we turned into animation.

A total of 5,500 frames were captured, re-drawn, inked and painted by hand onto celluloid acitate to create this film.

Produced by Lyon Lamb Video Animation Systems and directed by John Lamb, the film bore some cool new technology and talent - and was created specifically for a burgeoning video music market that didn't yet exist and arguably may be the first music video created for the MTV market.

However, a series of unfortunate events prohibited the film from ever being released or sold commercially, consequently catapulting it into obscurity.

In 1979, an Academy Award was presented to Lyon Lamb for the technology used in this short. [da descrição do vídeo no YouTube]