Phishing for YouTube Account Names: Watch for Nigerian Videos
Well the phishers are out to spam YouTube accounts (TechCrunch), and perhaps upload some Nigerian invitations to earn free cash.
Well the phishers are out to spam YouTube accounts (TechCrunch), and perhaps upload some Nigerian invitations to earn free cash.
Sure most BlueRay disc players have the ability to stream YouTube and other content. But it’s 2011. Walk away from anything that requires physical media and, gasp, has moving parts. Here are 8 plus ways to stream videos from the Interweb to that big-ass monitor your mama calls an HDTV. CNet reviews the collection, and…
Can online video make any money? I don’t remember right now, but I’m guessing the answers are in this Streaming Media Online Video “Redefining Monetization” expert panel that Larry Kless led. It’s an all-star cast and me. Just shut up and read his article from yesterday or watch an excerpt of the video, and make…
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Says John Paczkowski of “Good Morning Silicon Valley:: YouTube says it’s protected from such legal attacks under a federal law that shields online services from liability for copyright violations its customers may commit, that argument loses potency if the service profits from infringements. One could argue that YouTube is doing just that by running ads…
I’m just saying. Also note the image thumbnails for each post, and truncated stories since you people seem to like abbreviated content like a frat boys.
This blog was originally founded as a way to help amateur “online video creators” make cash. It’s drifted into a review of the online video industry, advertising implications, and even a source for current popular online viral videos. For this post let’s get back to our roots. Through the sweat, blood and tears of MarquisdeJolie…
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Thanks for the heads up.
Here’s another instance where not being a partner is a good thing. 🙂