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-= Imagine video that plays like the web<br>  =
+= Imagine video that behaves like the web<br>  =
 Imagine...
-*''clicking on someone in the documentary you're watching to instantly see their Wikipedia entry<br>''
+*clicking on an documentary or news subject to instantly see their Wikipedia entry<br>
-*''choosing which character the camera should follow next''<br>
+*choosing which character the camera should follow next<br>
-*a teacher able to skip "on the fly" to exactly the right tw-minute clip in a two-hour educational film
+*a teacher skipping to exactly the right moment in a two-hour educational film to answer their student's question<br>
-*you're watching Johnathan Zittrain talk about "generativity," and as he talks you see a Twitter feed of people who used that term in the last five minutes.<br>
+*searching the entire history of TV, news and film as easily as you search Google<br>
-*you're watching a video about people mapping the Gulf Oil Spill -- and seeing that map unfold next to them showing the spill RIGHT&nbsp;NOW, in the real-time present.
+*watching a video about the Gulf oil spill recorded weeks ago -- with a map of the spill's current size right now in real time
-*viewers can immediately entire documentary film-maker's mind and see their research while watching
+*educational films that dynamically update their curriculum with the rest of the web, and never go out of date
-*use-case around transcription / translation?
+*entering a documentary film-maker's mind to instantly see their research and additional footage
-*creating bespoke interfaces that marry the medium to the message, instead of a one size fits all video player. e.g., a documentary player about the ocean that captures the fluidity and feel of water. <br>
+*exploring a 360-degree view of a volcano or art gallery<br>
+*watching Johnathan Zittrain talk about "generativity," combined with a Twitter feed of people who used that term in the last five minutes.<br>
+*bespoke interfaces tailored to each film, marrying the medium to the message. Travel films that interact with your phone's GPS. A documentary about the ocean through a player that looks and feels like water.
+*mashing up search and Twitter feeds with maps and news footage to create a visual monitor of what the planet is thinking about <br>
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+Add:<br>
+*A use case around transcription / translation?
+*A use case involving maps?
+*What's missing? What examples make people get it?
+*What examples resonate with particular audiences?
+**Film-makers?
+**Funders?
+**Teachers / education?
+**Developers?
+**Everyday web users?
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 = "Popcorn" and "butter": open video tools that taste great. And change the web.<br>  =