JumpTV on Joost — Coming Soon
According to AP, a deal to be announced Friday with global video carrier JumpTV will bring international television channels to Joost, the still-in-development Internet TV platform from the influential creators of Skype and Kazaa. Joost has been signing several contracts to carry video for media publishers, most notably a pact reached

Skype Launches New Prime Beta
Via the Skype Developers Journal: In short, it enables paid Skype-to-Skype voice and video calls. You can charge other people for calling you either a one-off fee or by the minute. Conversely, if you are the caller, you can call experts who charge for their services, and you can then pay

Have (no) Money (but) Will (wanna) Vlog?
HMWV is a brand new experiment in community capitalism. For the cost of a movie ticket you can sponsor a vlogger and help them produce content that is not usually seen in mainstream media. The way it works is that HMWV acts as a gateway to fundable.com, and is

Stanford Technology Ventures Video Programs
The Stanford Technology Ventures Program Educators Corner has a free online video archive of entrepreneurship resources for teaching and learning. The mission of the project is to support and encourage faculty around the world who teach entrepreneurship to future scientists and engineers, as well as those in management and other

Internet Comic Bringing Home the Bacon
It has been more than a year and a half since Internet prankster Hu Ge achieved overnight fame for the Web clip, "A Murder Sparked by a Chinese Bun." The popular 20-minute video produced by easy video software was a parody of the farfetched storyline of filmmaker then Kaige's kung

Prom Queen TV – Oh.My.God.
Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner has launched a new video production studio, Vuguru, which has announced it's first project, titled Prom Queen, will debut online April 2nd. Described as "a blend of love, gossip, and betrayal" the 80 episode series, each at only 90-secs, will also appear on ellegirl and

Daily Show to Open Web Video Archive
Viacom is set to unveil a new site that will include 13,000 video clips of its popular "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," representing every minute of the show since its 1999 inception.. wOOt! To prepare for the site launch, 16 Comedy Central writers and video encoders have worked two shifts

Video Active to Build EU TV Database
The major aim of Video Active is to create access to television archives across Europe. The unlocking of these (largely) closed archives will make their content available for educational and academic purposes. Eleven archives are represented in the consortium; Broadcast archives (BBC-UK, DR-Denmark, DW-Germany, ORF-Austria, RTBF-Belgium, TVC-Spain) as well as

Origami Revealed – Video Interview
Otto Berkes is the architect behind the Ultra-Mobile PC team, code-named Origami. MSDN's Channel 9 posted this 37 minute video interview with him about the project. Michael Gartenberg from Jupiter Research also filed his thoughts including; "Origami is going to appeal mostly to the enthusiasts who can use this

WallStrip – What CNBC is Watching
The popular daily Vlog WallStrip.com is on a tear lately with this man on the street style interview with some guy - aka CNBC's Anchor Dylan Ratigan - 'oops' (staged?). The upstart project, with some decent funding now, also got a nice little write-up in the NYT on friday. Wallstrip is