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I’ll be live with Tom Green on a panel at the Digital Content Newfront 2009. Watch live today at 2:45 EST by clicking here. Or catch it on Tom Green Live here at 11:30 pacific. Sponsored by Digitas (The Third Act). You can follow the event on Twitter. Or follow Tom Green. Or follow me…
For years I’ve written countless words about “do this” and “don’t do this” related to online video creation. Some of this applies to amateurs or pros, and some to advertisers and brands. Today’s advice pertains to three “Golden Rules”, and it’s important for all of us- but especially creators. Let’s look at the Three Biggest…
Interesting article from PBS MediaShift about the nuances of the YouTube homepage. As many have discovered, an editor’s pick on YouTube is a career-changing moment. Take Mark Day with his Smiley Intervention. He’s transformed from a local California comedian to an “web-lebrity.” I have nightmares about his bald face against a yellow wall. This MediaShift piece also clarifies…
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has now proclaimed metric standards in a PDF document available here. According to the report, “These definitions are part of a larger IAB effort to stimulate video industry growth by making the reporting of metrics for agencies and advertisers across multiple media partners more consistent” Thanks to Mike Abundo of…
Naturally the major networks (ABC, NBC, CNN, CBS, PBS, Disney) monitor this blog daily for story ideas. On slow news days, they either make up stories or fish blogs for anything that can boost viewership- even if it’s a pancake video. Turns out all of the energy around the recent scandal on the NSA Eavesdropping…
My dad just sent me this… a Wikipedia entry for me. Let’s be clear. I didn’t pull an Adam Curry and create that listing for myself (or I would have used Nalts or Viral Video Genius of course). But thanks whoever put this up.
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Hey, Nalts. You preach about copyright protection and then you link to a site that stole something from PBS? Didn’t you spend 7 summers interning at a PBS stations? Hypocrit.
Shut up and leave me alone. It was a funny clip. And Sesame Street wasn’t making it easy to find.
No- seriously. You need to decide whether you’re about copyright protection or whether you’re going to follow the copyright theft lemmings off the cliff.
P.S. You can’t spell.