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Nic Fillingham

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Nic Fillingham's technology video blog on Channel 10.
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Blog.PostedBy: Nic Fillingham | Jun 26th @ 3:00 PM
Ever wondered what it would be like to work on the Microsoft Surface team?

Exciting? Innovative? Fun!? You bet,...!

Actually,... I wonder if they have any roles open,.... :)

More: www.surface.com
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Blog.PostedBy: Nic Fillingham | Jun 24th @ 8:19 AM
Or perhaps WHO are these Windows Live Agents I keep hearing about?

Glen Allison from the Windows Live Agents team in Silicon Valley answers this question for me and talks about how you can go about creating your very own automated chat-bot.

More info:
Windows Live Agents: http://agents.live.com/
SDK Info: http://dev.live.com/agents/
Team Blog: http://windowsliveagents.spaces.live.com/

List of Windows Live Agents on WL Gallery
Blog.PostedBy: Nic Fillingham | Jun 23rd @ 10:06 AM

Recorded LIVE

On Tuesday (June 17 2008) a small group of bloggers from across the globe were invited to participate in an online, interactive discussion with Curtis Wong and Jonathan Fay; the gentlemen behind World Wide Telescope.

Along with Ambika Singh from the Microsoft team here in Redmond, we placed Curtis and Jonathan in the Channel 10 studios and streamed them live to the web via Ustream with a web chat system powered by Windows Live Translator where they fielded questions about and provided demos of World Wide Telescope.

We recorded two sessions to accommodate for global time zones. Here is the AM session recording for bloggers from Western Europe and the America's.

PM session available here

Blog.PostedBy: Nic Fillingham | Jun 21st @ 12:49 PM

Recorded LIVE

On Tuesday (June 17 2008) a small group of bloggers from across the globe were invited to participate in an online, interactive discussion with Curtis Wong and Jonathan Fay; the gentlemen behind World Wide Telescope.

Along with Ambika Singh from the Microsoft team here in Redmond, we placed Curtis and Jonathan in the Channel 10 studios and streamed them live to the web via Ustream with a web chat system powered by Windows Live Translator where they fielded questions about and provided demos of World Wide Telescope.

We recorded two sessions to accommodate for global time zones. Here is the PM session recording for bloggers from Eastern Europe and Asia Pacific.

AM session available here

Blog.PostedBy: Nic Fillingham | Jun 16th @ 1:31 PM
Welcome to ShutterSpeed Episode 02

My guests in the studio: Michael PalermitiBill Crow & Jeff Greene

Links mentioned and topics covered in this episode:
[01:29] Photosynth on CSI: New York (YT Clip)
[05:22] Top 100 Iconic Photo Locations of the World - Contest
[09:46] Microsoft Pro Photo Tools with Geotagging (free download)
[16:56] What is Metadata and why is it important for photography?
[17:50] Hands-On: Using (the free) Windows Live Photo Gallery to import digital photos directly from the camera, add tags and look at basic automatic adjustment options such as brightness, contrast, saturation, red eye removal, curves and cropping.
[38:15] The first photo Bill Crow ever took; an early example of metadata from the 60's

On the next episode of ShutterSpeed Art Wolfe gives us a tour of his Seattle gallery and talks about the stories and technical challenges behind some of his favourite photos. Stay tuned.

Feedback? Comments? Suggestions? Please let us know via the comments section below or email shutterspeed@on10.net

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