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Is NBC beginning to understand and embrace the vehicle it once squashed? It’s considering providing video moments of SNL rehearsals via the web. Brilliant. Says The Daily Reel: The very idea that rehearsals could be deemed as funny — or even funnier — than the actual production speaks not only to our changing predilection for…
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It’s a user-generated rock opera called “Hank The Evil Cowboy Alien Ninja and his Exploits Through Space and Time.” And it’s not to late to enjoy watching (and help create) the real-time collaborative storytelling spearheaded by Songatron’s Jonathan Mann (see his “TheRockCookieBottom” YouTube channel and learn about his own daily song mission here). He’s the creator…
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I’ve always had a brain crush on Seth Godin, and used to preach his gospel when I worked at an interactive agency pre-bubble burst. But I had lost touch with the author since his Purple Cow book, and was glad to get a dose of his new “tribal marketing” insights last week in NYC. Here’s…
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