The good folks at Participatory Culture have unveiled a key component of their “Democracy Internet TV” platform, the desktop Democracy Player software (for Windows only, so far):
This Windows version, while still in beta, means that we now have a complete set of tools for democratizing online video — and marks the beginning of our campaign to establish a free, open-source video platform.
We’re re-naming the desktop software Democracy player (formerly DTV)…. We hope you agree that open tools for publishing, watching, and sharing video are important for the future of online media.
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Hi Christian, David with Participatory Culture here, thanks for writing about the Democracy player -- I wanted everyone to know, it is indeed available cross-platform for Windows, Mac, and in a version for Linux developers. (The Mac version has been out since August, and this week marks the release of the Windows version -- the last piece of the puzzle. Both versions are beta version 0.8.) Everyone can download the Democracy player now, free and open-source, on our new community site:
http://www.getdemocracy.com/. Thanks again!
Posted by David Moore : Participatory Culture | February 22, 2006 10:25 PM
Posted on February 22, 2006 22:25