AdAge and Visible Measures reports that this Burger King “Square Butts” Spongebob parody of “Big Butts” is the third most “viral” commercial of the week.
And this makes me so very sad.
You’ve seen his Pepsi Girl. You might have caught his LonelyGirl15 assasination. But I’ll bet you haven’t seen “Pussy Choke.” Watch in amazement as the cat escapes from Davideo’s mouth. DavideoDesign in the U.K. He’s the Salvador Dali of Viral Video. He and Mrs. Davideo are creating videos with a surreal shock value that you…
It’s time for the first annual WillVideoforFood.com’s Top 10 Stupidest Moments of Online Video in 2007. This list is my first draft, so I invite and encourage moments I’ve no doubt missed. I haven’t kept a notepad besides my bed all year, and I try to suppress these moments. That said, I did review hundreds…
So you’re a student or recent graduate and have some ambition, good production skills and some decent equipment. Few companies are without a “wish list” for some video production, but either haven’t got the time to look (or more likely they think it’s going to be far more expensive than you’ll charge). Most know that…
Wall Street Journal writer Walter S. Mossberg writes today about the world beyond YouTube. Says Mossberg, “…YouTube is sometimes seen as synonymous with the Internet video revolution, there is a lot more to Web video. In fact, some of the most interesting video on the Web isn’t even the type of stuff that’s most popular on…
Just discovered Vidque.com via Steve Garfield, and it’s another example of a site built to solve the fundamental problem for those of us that don’t live in online-video. What the hell do we watch? Since I just spent more than a couple hours navigating Vidque, creating a profile and critiquing it… you’d better f’ing read…
We watched 10 billion videos in February, according to ComScore yesterday. That’s a 66 percent gain from February 2007, and apparently about 73 percent of people online are watching videos. Which means the other 15 percent are losers that are too busy brushing up on their math skills. 35 percent of this activity is on…
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this makes me think that computers in the classroom is a big waste of tax payers money
@1: Don’t say that! Besides, YouTube is blocked on all of the computers in my school, along with MySpace, Facebook, and, believe it or not, this blog.
yeah, when it comes to kids I’m a Luddite on technology, including TV. No doubt most would disagree, but I think until a kid can build it, computers are pointless; steals their mojo. One exception though, severely disable kids.
And now burger king is getting criticised like hell for this video as being inappropriate for children. Thils while network television is now openly advertising lube and vibrators all over the place.
@4 this particular video instructs them on where to put it.
Least you can’t say TV isn’t educational.
check and argh matie