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Don’t smoke in your next video. Never mind the health implications. It could impact your move from viral videos to mainstream television! Even Tom and Jerry had to quit smoking recently, and insiders are saying they haven’t gotten along well ever since. BBC News reports that Children’s TV channel Boomerang is going to edit scenes…
TubeMogul and DynamicLogic to Prove Video Sells
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In this NewTeeVee piece by Liz Shannon Miller, Tubemogul CEO Brett Wilson announces research with DynamicLogic that will finally show the ever debated link between online video and sales. He also proclaims his disdain for the words “viral video” and “view.” With my luck this study will be released the day after my final manuscript…
An Unviral “Viral Video” for a Cause
ByNalts
Thousands of apples roll out of an NYC subway car. Drives message home with authentic/amateur feel. Big stunt, simple concept. Visually unforgettable. The only thing it ‘aint (as of this writing) is viral. Under 20K views. Posted in 2006 this would be at a million views by now. Show me someone who claims to understand…
Correction: MrSafety Goes BEHIND Camera
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In a post last week I rambled about MrSafety. Not inaccurate information, but not related to the essence of the video he posted. You see, I don’t finish videos. But neither do you. Cory called me that day, and explained that the video was intended as his announcement that he’s moving behind the camera. His…
Rethinking Social Video
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Meet Grant Crowell, a writer for ReelSEO and one of the more social guys of the medium. He’s far better at interacting with his audience than I am, and he’s got some interesting perspectives on redefining “social video.” Check out his article from a few weeks ago (which I meant to share earlier). Here’s Grant’s…
Viacom Becomes Poster Child for Good Cause Gone Overboard
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If you think you have the worse job in the world, imagine working for Viacom in the public relations group. The organization has decided that, above all else, it must fiercely protect its copyrighted material. A worthy cause when your core asset is not your people, but your family of brands, movies and shows. But…