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An interview with the founder of Gopro. There are some interesting and amusing moments. Fun to see how so little capital could build something that would grow to become so popular over a number of years.

No need for a camera operator when filming something like this. Self shot works as well. Not as deceptive as yesterday’s video.

A short documentary about web comics.

Francine - Mar 0, 2013 Just had to let you know I probably wouldn’t have seen this post had it not been in my Google Reder. Though I don’t use it as much anymore to keep up with news sites, but it’s still the place I go to keep track of friends’ and acquaintances’ blogs and do targeted research. I, too, used Zite for a while, but haven’t in a while.

Google Reader was a great tool because it made gathering and sharing content from specific sources intuitive and easy. It provided us with one place from which to do most things. Today Google have announced that they are pulling the plug on Google reader. In my eyes Google reader had become obsolete four years ago. That’s when I moved to services like Feedly, zite and others. Each of these services was more interesting because it took our feeds but used algorithms to make relevant content discovery faster and more intuitive.

A refreshing and different look at rock climbing. Mixing humour and the mountains in an original way.

UNDERCITY from Andrew Wonder on Vimeo. Undercity is a documentary following people exploring the hidden side of New York City.

parigot-animated short film from liok on Vimeo.

Venture to the Eiger from Bouken Boy Media on Vimeo. Just another base jump in Switzerland. In this on though rather than catch a helicopter up to the Mushroom they walk.

Doesn’t this make you want to rush back to the mountains and have some fun. There’s a lot of energy in these sequences.