The Happyslip stapler (and headshot) I “stole” from her apartment has fetched $872.00 on eBay to benefit CanineLifeline.org. Congratulations to Johni D, a Canadian collector of autographed head shots. I hope he doesn’t toss the stapler! More importantly, thanks to HappySlip for sharing her likeness to benefit animal rescue. Here’s the video of the stapler…
I’ve sent a fair number of my online videos to networks but rarely ever see them air. Fortunately someone caught this BBC report about Blackberry Addiction, and tossed it on YouTube. It includes random clips from my Crackberry Blackberry. It’s really funny to see my stupid parody contrasted with English commentary about how Blackberrys impair…
The Four A’s Media Conference (AAAA) in Las Vegas is ending today, and MediaPost has some interesting video interviews with some VIPs of whom I’ve never heard. Man these guys are old to be talking about innovative media. I mean, I’m past my prime. But these guys make me feel like Smosh.
TheDailyReel has four episodes of its new podcast by the irresistible Felicia Williams. Check ’em out and see if you can spot Nalts in the YouTube “As One” event.
Wall Street Journal writer Walter S. Mossberg writes today about the world beyond YouTube. Says Mossberg, “…YouTube is sometimes seen as synonymous with the Internet video revolution, there is a lot more to Web video. In fact, some of the most interesting video on the Web isn’t even the type of stuff that’s most popular on…
According to “Always On,” MIT’s Henry Jenkins says that the success of YouTube is from the “creation of content around communities of interest.” It’s not voyeurism and xhibitionism, he says. Or individual self display or expression. And social networking, says Jenkins, is here to stay. In this short BeetTV clip, Jenkins talks about online video, and the…