Video: Working with Myows
By Jonathan Bailey • Nov 12th, 2009 • Category: Articles, VideosThis was supposed to be a video paired with my review yesterday of Myows. However, the video wasn’t quite ready in time so I’ve decided to go ahead and post it today.
In short, this is a video that goes over some of the basic functionality of the Myows system, how to use it and what its designed to do. It’s about 12 minutes long though I am going to prepare a truncated version for YouTube (under ten minutes).
If you’re curious about Myows or recently signed up, this should give you a pretty good primer on how it works and some of the major features of the system.
On a related note, I’m hoping to make this video part of a lengthy screencast series on copyright issues, perhaps a video every 1-2 weeks, if the interest is there. I would appreciate your thoughts on that and how to improve future videos.
Disclosure: Chris Matthieu, the founder of Numly, which is a competitor of Myows, is a former co-host of the Copyright 2.0 Show with me. Also, I am using my referral code for Myows in this article though there are no rewards for doing so. This is mainly for tracking purposes.
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Thank you for producing this extremely thorough, unbiased and professional overview of myows.
I will be directing myows' users to this video until we come out of Beta, as we couldn't have done a better job ourselves!
We have now corrected the bug on the CC graphics and are working on the other imperfections you raised.
Glad you liked the video! I'll have to do an update to it soon to indicate that the bug is fixed.
Glad you liked the video! I'll have to do an update to it soon to indicate that the bug is fixed.