some of our favorite sites gave tumblecloud the shout-out. we are happy. thanks for making us happy, guys.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 02:57PM tumblecloud Unveils a Collaborative Take on Slideshows by Anthony Ha on TechCrunch.
The collaboration can happen between individuals, where users work together on a single cloud, or share media with one another (one of the most striking clouds created during the private test period mixes photos of the Occupy movement taken by Jessica Lehrman and music by Gabriel Quin, who live on opposite sides of the United States). It’s also happening on a community level, because tumblecloud offers a library of Creative Commons-licensed media, which Andreas is hoping users will contribute to.
tumblecloud Is a Drag-and-Drop, Collaborative Multimedia Slideshow Tool by Melanie Pinola on lifehacker.
The built-in video editor lets you quickly create a video using actual videos or images, add music, insert notes and website screengrabs, and more. There's a library of media you can add to get started (or you can upload your own), and others can also contribute to your shared projects, making tumblecloud possibly a great tool for sharing creative work with clients or with a group of creative friends.
tumblecloud (beta) by Jill Duffy on PC Mag.
Part social network and part community blog, tumblecloud has features that let others contribute to your creative works as well. Like social sites and blogs, you can follow other users to keep an eye on new projects as they share them.
