YouTube Isn’t Just for Young People
Caitlin Hill (thehill88) on Fox talking about Hitviews, and the age of the stars.
My favorite quote is in the excerpt here.
Caitlin Hill (thehill88) on Fox talking about Hitviews, and the age of the stars.
My favorite quote is in the excerpt here.
According to eMarketer, companies are spending $1.60 on online video for every $100 they spend on television. Video ads will account for only 4.3% of overall online ad spending in 2009, but 5.6% next year and 7.1% in 2011. This chart below shows that the spending per hour view is not low, but this is…
Put on your thinking caps, kids. Lots of wisdom in here. Most of it is additive to Beyond Viral, but go buy that damned book if you haven’t. And if you have read Beyond Viral, please provide a gratuitous complement below even if it’s fake. Hey I’m not expecting to outsell Hunger Games, but my…
I’ve always hated mashups (videos combined with others). Never understood ’em. This video changed my mind. What do you get when you combine the omnipresent “Star Wars Kid” video… with “Stephen Colbert vs. Rancor” video? See this video: Steven Colbert vs. Star Wars Kid. Nice job, MediaBeyonBelief. UPDATE: These videos were BOTH actually a result…
This is pretty funny. It’s Smirnoff’s viral ad featuring rich Northeastern guys rapping… in top siders and circa 1980 preppy clothes. Again- subtle with the branding so it will probably get viralicized. But not pretending to NOT be an ad. Good balance. Tea Partay by Prep-Unit Raw Tea Records Director: Julien Christian Lutz
CinemaTech Editor Scott Kirsner has prepared the definitive chart for video producers interested in making money via online video. In his article, Getting Paid: Sites that Help Video Producers Make Money, you’ll find everything you need to turn your videos into cash. This is the most comprehensive list of its kind online. Thanks to WVFF Reader…
Here’s the note I got from SpecialOpsMedia when they were promoting “The Office” webisodes: The serialized, weekly arc will star the accounting staff of the Dunder Mifflin paper company in an edge-of-your-ergonomically-designed-seat whodunit. Also, we will be getting in prize packs with t-shirts as well as Dwight Shrute bobbleheads! And here’s the note I got…
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Oh please! You paid her to say that!
For some reason my hyperlinks aren’t working on my computer, so I am spared the banality of whatever it is she has to say.
^ Caitlin banally said Nalts wasn’t over the hill (yet). But close. Even people in their 40s (brrrrrr) are allowed to make videos. We’re such an open culture!
Got some scary news for ya, Caitlin: codgers in their 50s are making videos. No really. No shit. I can prove it!
That is hilarious with the clip of you driving the car in that context.
@4 Paul
Yes, it worked well, didn’t it!? It’s almost as if forethought had been put into it.
40’s??!?!? We are so old Kevin. Tomorrow, I start my 50th year strolling on this rock. When asked what I have contributed during my stay here I will affect my best quizzical look and volunteer…”Well I once made a cheese video for a Nalts collab”…
I think I’ll kill myself now….
@6
Hey! What a coinkydink! I made a chesse video for a Nalts collab too. What are the odds?