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Even Pharmaceutical Companies are on YouTube Now

ByNalts

The pharmaceutical industry best known for mass-market advertising and relentless sales representatives chasing down doctors. But FDA promotional restrictions have caused pharma firms to fear and loath Internet marketing. But Sanofi Aventis’s promotion via YouTube gives us pause and hope. The Sanofi ad below, which mentions no product or benefits, but has full “fair balance”…

When Free-to-Paid Transition is Uncool (“pulling a Ning”)

ByNalts

I’m a capitalist. There I said it. I like free, but I respect fee-based services for valuable solutions. Innovators should get paid, and heavy users should open their wallets. There are two ways to transition between free and paid: fair and uncool. Let’s examine two models for each, and explain why Ning (who failed at…

Funniest Videos of the Day

ByNalts

Welcome to the first post I’ve placed on the new version of WillVideoForFood.com (which has recently moved from free wordpress to here). If you’re reading this, I figured out how to post. And you figured out the new spot. For reasons I can’t explain, this collection of thumbnails of YouTube’s “highest rated comedy videos of…

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FDA Takes Action on YouTube Video Mentioning Adderall

ByNalts

Shire Pharmaceutical received an FDA Warning letter as a result of a YouTube video by Extreme Makeover (Home Edition) host Ty Pennington. You can see the full letter here at the FDA website. Shire acknowledged that it was aware of the YouTube video posted by Pennington, and helped promote the content. Here’s part of the…

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Feature Film Released in Short Chunks Via Web (WorkingStiff)

ByNalts

Who needs Hollywood? "WorkingStiff" is an independent film being released via www.ProjectWorkingStiff.com in short chunks via the Internet. The release began Memorial Day, and is being rolled out in 3 to 5-minute increments until the complete 94 minutes has played. Each day’s episode is stored in the lineup until the whole movie has played. The…

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  1. The impact of this video was a bit larger than I expected. But it does prove the power of video. And with the explosion of YouTube and Google Video, power has the weight of the word of God.

    I watched the video when it first came out (I’ve been following Snakes On a Blog for months now) and loved it. I showed it to my wife and she loved it so much she had to watch it a third time the next day. Quite odd for someone who doesn’t much care for funny videos.

    After watching the video response, it makes me wonder how other percieved the video. I saw it as a guy falling asleep at work and getting caught. Others saw it as a hard working guy pushing himself so hard he fell asleep at his 3rd job while trying to support his dying wife and 8 kids in a single room apartment in the ghetto.

    Stay tuned for the video I shot of the the dancing Bimbo salesman. Yes, Bibmos can be bought at your local Wal-Mart. I have the video to prove it.

    Wonder what people will think of my video.

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