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"Graspr, an instructional video service built on a premise similar to sites like Howcast, VideoJug, eHow, ExpertVillage, and 5min, is introducing a widget for users to easily distribute their profiles and portfolios of work across numerous websites, including Facebook, MySpace, Hi5, Blogger, WordPress, TypePad, and others. If you\u2019re looking to market yourself and your videos easily with a transportable and interactive application, Graspr\u2019s \u201CgCard\u201D seems a smart option to do just that.\nSimple to use and able to browse contact information as well as video content, the gCard offers members of the Graspr network the convenience to freely create business card-like devices to be published in any number of places around the Web, enabling users to reach more parties that can be helpful in growing their particular video production(s). In the world of new media, just as with the \u201Cold\u201D crowd, such connections surely prove important to producers\u2019 fortunes.\n\nNot only can the gCard be pushed to various websites for the sake of promoting one\u2019s brand through an interactive utility, Graspr explains that the same information is \u201Cseamlessly embedded within every video a producer publishes.\u201D So if your tendency is to publish video on a website and you forgo any social networking profile management, you need not hand over a gCard independent of your video clips. \nIn practice, placing one\u2019s cursor over a Graspr video window itself will present a small icon on the right hand side. Move the cursor over the scripted \u2018g\u2019 and an information bar will extend out to the left. Click on the bar and the entire window will soon fill with details of the publisher\u2019s contact information and video archive. Here is an example which you can test for yourself.\nNow, Graspr may not deliver the most visually exceptional experience among all video publishing services inhabiting the Web at the moment. The player\u2019s icons may not impress the user, and when you think of educational material, Graspr may not be your first destination to browse or upload content to. But you might have the sense that the more places open to sharing your content, the better. And the fact that Graspr offers use of a gCard any place you might wish, really deems it a place worth the while of anyone looking to make a bigger name. Employed intelligently, the gCard can perhaps aid in those efforts."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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