JuiceCaster 3.0  Unless you live under a rock, you're aware that
user-posted video content at sites such as YouTube.com (just
acquired by Google) is all the rage. But recorded video, live
video, and audio content are also gaining traction on social-
networking sites. Companies such as Juice Wireless and sites
such as Stickam.com and TalkShoe.com have developed extremely
simple ways for anyone to share media.  Juice Wireless's new
JuiceCaster 3.0 application is a free download at
www.juicecaster.com. It puts a software application on your
camera phone and lets you send videos and photos to a "Media
Box" area on your page at MySpace, Xanga, Blogger, Google Page
Creator, Friendster, BlackPlanet.com, or other sites.  "We give
you a line of simple HTML code that you can cut and paste into
your page, and that gives you a Media Box on your page,"
explains Nick Desai, chairman of Juice Wireless. "Then when you
take pictures or videos on your phone, they'll automatically
post to all the places you created a Media Box."