About Joseph Caristena
Born in Toronto Canada, now living in Italy - Reggio Calabria.
An E-Government IPTV Web Specialist and Developer
Joseph Caristena is the author and developer of ExeForm Technologies.
AWARD WINNER TECHNOLOGY OF THE 5th Edition 2004 of :
"100 Projects FOR DIGITAL CITIZENS - INNOVATION THAT CREATES VALUE"
An e-government public programme organised by the Italian Department for Public Administration.
ExeForm Technologies has been awarded as one of best Italian e-government projects in the E-Government Action Plan.
Spin Off
As a spin off of the e-government project, he developed ExeForm Web Channel.
A Private Independent Web Media Broadcasting Channel Network.
As an independent filmmaker he has successfully completed a variety of web formats and web series since 2005.
Conferencing and rich-media conferencing.
Joseph is a frequent keynote speaker and moderator of industry asset media conferences and events.
Joseph has produced or participated in more than 50 webcasts and web seminars since 2005.
Joseph can be reached at (+39) 349 1456195
or via e-mail at info@exeform.it
or via form online Form Contact Us
1 Question:
What do you want people to know about ExeForm Web Channel ?
1 Answer:
So, ExeForm Web Channel is an open video streaming and scheduled broadcasting platform. I started the development process of this interactive video platform in 2005, during the emerging of the second phase of Internet Web 2.0.
It is an open media platform application that is focused on the following tagline: "Everyone must have a chance to publish a video in an easy way".
You can always publish and integrate your media because your cell phone is always with you, this means that ExeForm Web Channel is always with you, and that allows you to take a video and publish it to your friends right away.
Also, if they do something interesting, they can show you right away too.
2 Question:
What do you think about video streaming on the Internet today ?
2 Answer:
Video streaming today is history, we should talk about the convergence of tv and web tv. These platforms and the hundreds of devices around them such as IPads are creating styles of life in which each end user recognizes himself everyday. It is not only a new business model, but something more, so not only digital contents uploaded on the web, but each users creates an extension of his life on the web creating, discovering and exchanging styles of life to each other.
We are only at the first stage of this convergence, that is not only technology because it has an interactive user on the other side who really feels himself comfortable inside this environment.
For example he does not simply read when he is on the web, but he makes snapshots of the web pages and retrieves the necessary knowledge, instantly, he was searching for.
3 Question:
What are independent filmmakers doing today on the Internet ?
3 Answer:
Everyone calls themselves independent. But I think that the real way to be an independent filmmaker is not to have a lot of money, but an endless creative vision of making real and true stories.
I think that true independent filmmakers are first of all moviemakers who are able to work with a limited budget.
Anyone who has a true story to tell can make it with a low budget production.
Especially as the DV revolution, which will allow anyone who has the passion to tell a story, provides filmmakers with the technical opportunity to make movies without having to mortage the house..
To be continued...
The McLuhan Program is one of his main interests.
The McLuhan Program's mandate is to encourage understanding of the effects of technology on culture and society from theoretical and practical perspectives, and thus to continue the ground-breaking work initiated by Marshall McLuhan. The McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology has a main primary objective:
To promote and extend the investigations of the "Toronto School of Communications" initiated by Harold Innis, Eric Havelock and Marshall McLuhan. Traditionally, the McLuhan Program primarily concentrated on the effects of information and communication technologies. Today, with the enormous changes affecting all aspects of human endeavour, the Program aims to use McLuhan-inspired thinking and perception tools to investigate the effects of new human processes on culture and society.
University of Toronto - Canada
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