Flixwagon
March 25, 2008 | This entry was posted in Videos and tagged pop17, Sarig Reichert. Bookmark the permalink.Today I sat down with Sarig Reichert of Flixwagon, the company that I use to embed my live, mobile phone to web updates.
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hey sarah, nice interview :)
is it possible that you are sponsored by flixwagon? if so, would you tell your audience? ;)Wow, cool technology. I have no idea whether Flixwagon will make it as a service, but I can see the potential!
Seems to me it’ll be a couple years before this technology is in the hands of a lot of average cell phone users, but the more they can “dumb it down” for the masses, the better.
I can’t see your average Soccer Mom (or 40-year old Dad) live-casting their kids anytime soon, until the interface is made so blindly simple. Maybe to the point of “press this button, and hand out this tinyurl”.
But Sarah, this interview was awesome from a production and professionalism perspective. You keep getting better. Just when I was thinking “gee, it’d be nice to see how this works”, you pulled out a phone and did it! (the only thing missing was showing the web interface a little more.)
Keep it up!
Great interview and production!
Nice work on the cutaways and reaction shots. Also, integrating the archive of the live video was a cool touch. :)
I think flixwagon is going to change the world .. and you are a great champion of that change.
More park interviews! Very nice with the people walking in the background.
Guess I should have trademarked the word “flix” when I coined it in 1980 as the title of my film column “Flix” in HEAVY METAL magazine. I invented the word so the column would have a unique title, a word not being used anywhere else at the time.
another good interview Sarah!
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I went to the link you give to get the free gift card for toys from Kmart but it says I am not in USA and do not qualify, do you know if Kmart is doing this in canada too?
favorited, i will add your homepage to my toolbar right now
I was studying something else about this on another blog. Interesting. Your position on it is diametrically contradicted to what I read earlier. I am still pondering over the opposite points of view, but I’m inclined heavily toward yours. And no matter, that’s what is so super about modern democracy and the marketplace of thoughts online.




Sarah, This episode screams professionalism! The fancy microphones, fixed cameras with three angles and great dialog really make you jump from vlogger and lifecaster to professional interviewer. Great Job!