I always imagined your voice was deep like Barry White’s :).

What strikes me after watching some of these segments is how prescient you were about where things were going–perhaps you were more “theological” even then than you realized.

I think the best compliment I can give is to say that there’s not many 29 segment interviews I’d be willing to see, but I’m going to watch all of this one.

Great that you embedded it for easy viewing. It would be fun to have a moderate bit rate mp3 of the whole thing, as that would make a fun listen in the old non-apple mp3 player.

Thanks tons for blogging about the Digital Tipping Point. To Victor’s readers, I gotta say you will like Victor’s interview. He is knowledgeable and funny. He has a good media presence.

And while you are watching the footage, remember, this is _your_ footage. The Digital Tipping Point project is being made the same way that Free Open Source Software is made — out of fully forkable modular bits publicly available on-line. There are lots of people out there who have not yet heard of FOSS, and it is our job to convince them that it is cool and fun.

We need graphic artists, wiki meisters, sys admins, BASH developers, Python developers, video editors, sound wranglers, musicians, the whole nine yards. And most important, we need module directors. We need 5 to 10 “module directors” who will oversee production of video shorts which we will stitch together to make our 90 minute documentary on how FOSS is changing global culture.

We have a decent camera and a great crew, and we can support you in making your video short. So if you love the Creative Commons and Free Open Source Software and would like to create a story of local color linking to the global FOSS picture, please feel free to jump right in. You can email me at einfeldt at gmail dot com.

Thanks again for blogging about the DTP, Victor!

c u

Christian Einfeldt,
Producer, The Digital Tipping Point