Another Good Reason Not to Upgrade Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office Car Alarm Prank – Watch more Funny Videos
Microsoft Office Car Alarm Prank – Watch more Funny Videos
YouTube is ending 2006 with dozens of technical support problems, and customer service that is reminiscent of AOL when it had a virtual monopoly. In fact, YouTubers have organized a “Bed In” to bring the company’s attention to problems. Ironically many can’t participate because the site, for days, hasn’t accepting videos in a timely manner….
Howcast is looking for someone to produce, edit, and host our new video blog taking a look inside Howcast and the world of how-to. Writes Howcast, “this is a real, paid part-time gig in its NYC office in SoHo.” Tell ’em how you’d be the face of Howcast’s new series by submitting a video response…
Since most online video sites are now swelling beyond their capacity, I’d say there’s an interim (and maybe permanent) market for editors that are willing to sift the good from the garbage. It’s not easy, but it adds value. And anyone can do it. Even a 15-year-old kid from New Jersey. As the big video…
JibJab’s 2011 video, folks. Jessica Black made it, thank goodness. You’re listening to the voice talents of Jim Meskimen- check him on YouTube. Only 18K views so far, so you’re one of the first.
Digiday writer Saya Weissman lists Bank of America in the top-5 brand fails on Twitter, and I just had my own amusing experience with the bank. Today’s lesson for brands is simple: while it can’t hurt to integrate your customer service help desk with your social media efforts, you probably shouldn’t have customer service reps…
TubeMogul is giving online-video reators a profile page to showcase their work (see my Nalts profile). TubeMogul is now helping connect advertisers with popular and talented creators for ad sponsorships or custom-content development that would give brands broader access, street credibility, and a higher-impact exposure. I see this as far more profitable for video creators…
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When nobody’s watching we’re all secretly worshipping Microsoft.
It would have been cooler if it blew up!
when i get a new computer or do a system recovery,the first thing i do is open “add/remove programs” and delete all that office crap,then run disk defragmenter.not that everyone should do that, but im just sayin 😉
A tech guy that uses Windows….and then deletes office from it. I’m not convinced 😛
Microsoft really went for it with office 2007 and confused everybody by changing so much. The thing is once you have got used to the ribbon interface, its more productive, still too expensive though if you want the full whack version