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So these Australian mates found a red belly black snake on their windshield. Bloke named Ben Lehmann turned on his windshield wipers on the viper, but that didn’t work. The snake manages to slither along the driver’s side window, and holds tight even as the car begins to pick up speed. The video is titled “Red…
It’s not often my boss mentions YouTube, and I usually try to avoid eye contact when he does. But at today’s staff meeting he mentioned that a friend from a former employer had a YouTube video called “Here Comes Another Bubble” by The Richter Scales. It’s a wonderful satire on the absurdity of web 2.0…
MediaPost reports that LonelyGirl15’s jig is up. By last week, three consumer-detectives who had corresponded with “Lonely Girl” figured out that Bree’s e-mails were originating from Hollywood’s Creative Artists Agency. The revelations forced the site’s creators to finally admit the jig was up, though they have yet to reveal the entire story. “Thank you so…
Oh you stupid marketer. I can’t even believe you found this blog post. You’re so stupid. I can’t even help you right now. But Chris Brogan can. He’s got a list of 50 ways a marketer can use social media. Why don’t you go read it so you can make sure you don’t accidentally do…
Recent discovery on YouTube… SkippyShorts, an online series of puppet short videos starring Skippy, the fast-talking wisecracking puppet. Skippy reviews pop-culture, fairy tales, movies, and other videos. Skippy also has an “Ask Skippy” feature, where Skippy answers emails from fans in video form. Coming soon… Skippy Mega Battles, and Skippy film spoofs. Skippy also has…
This from a Forbes article titled “Big Media’s Brave New World“: Andy Moss, senior director of technical policy for Microsoft‘s entertainment and devices, said that one day the term might actually refer to things that users have actually made themselves. Online social-networking sites, coupled with falling prices for sophisticated video cameras and editing equipment, mean…
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Pfft. You’ve taken enough psychology to know that an N of 7 is meaningless. Get back to use when you have an N of 7000.
It doesn’t really matter since the questions were mostly meaningless anyway.
Oh wait, I get it now. This didn’t make sense to me a couple minutes ago, but that’s because I somehow commented the page OF the picture.
4? That’s pretty good.