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DVGuru points to this very interesting comparison of Hi-def DVD stills vs plain old DVD. Unlike the transition from VHS to DVD, most people tend to believe that Hi-def DVD does not offer a dramatic quality improvement. However, these stills from the Fellowship of the Ring show a rather striking difference.

I still don’t want to pay 25 dollars for a Hi-def DVD. There also isn’t an added incentive like the special features that DVD brought to the table. However, the argument that Hi-def DVDs aren’t that much better quality than standard DVD’s is probably untrue.

Panic!

Glitterfish got a bit of a face lift. The design is based off a painting my buddy Nathan Swango did.

PS: Happy Birthday Nicole.

Xeep reports that the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is making programming delivered over broadband eligible for its Emmy Awards beginning in 2007. This should add some much needed credibility to web video.

Arstechnica has a great write up about the shaky copyright laws Youtube is operating under made even more timely by the lawsuit that was just filed against them.

Check out the trailer for the William H. Macy starring David Mamet written, Edmond.

I normally wouldn’t post a trailer but its a great film and was produced by Molly Hassell, my former boss!

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