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The Video Bay

From the creators of the The Pirate Bay (admittedly now somewhat beleaguered) comes The Video Bay, an experiment that embraces HTML 5’s capabilities to stream video and audio on the web.

With “no (copyright) restrictions” and a desire to create an “experimental playground” that explores HTML 5’s <video> and <audio> tags fully, The Video Bay - launched in “Beta Extreme” - wears its heart on its sleeve:

Don’t expect anything to work at all.

They’re nothing if not honest.

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In addition to their role as lecturers in interactive design at the University of Ulster at Belfast, where they have been active in promoting a web standards-based curriculum, Christopher Murphy and Nicklas Persson are practicing designers and digital artists. Their work has featured in a variety of design books and magazines alongside numerous internationally respected designers and they are regular speakers at design conferences and workshops worldwide.

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