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.
So you got lucky and had a video go “viral.” Now what do you do? YouTube is now giving “one-hit wonders” a chance to become a YouTube Partner, where they’re eligible to earn a percent of advertising revenue from their videos. This may, of course, be frustrating to those who have applied for the Partnership…
Thanks to Think Media TV and Life in Student Ministry for reviewing my book, Beyond Viral, and how the tips can help non-profits, charities and ministries not just corporate promotions. It’s nice to hear how Sean and Tim (their YouTube accounts linked by name) are using my book for good not evil. 🙂 Click below…
Since I don’t read Japanese/Chinese, I ran this recent article (which mentioned me) through Google translator. Check out the results, and put this topsy keen advice to working for you. Topsy how your video marketing David Carnoy “Entrepreneurial state” text / David Carnoy 凯文。 Kevin. 纳尔蒂（Kevin Nalty）在YouTube网站上非常有名（用户名Nalts），他还运行着willvideoforfood. com这个博客站点。 McNulty (Kevin Nalty) in the famous YouTube…
I’ve had an AppleTV for a while, and I was amused by New Media Minute‘s video report that is almost entirely positive on the AppleTV except for some criticism of the the manual search process (source: webvideoreport). Don’t get me wrong. I really enjoy my AppleTV (Amazon carries the 40GB for $224, 160GB for $324……
This blog has been too consumed with YouTube and Nalts lately, and I want to get back to WillVideoForFood’s roots. Finding ways to improve the production of online video, marketing via online video, and learning tips to promote amateur and promotional content. Yesterday I spoke with Paul Kontonis of For Your Imagination. I thought I…
CBS shows its editorial class by not just reposting a beating of some dude in Richmond, but titling it “YouTube Beating in Richmond.”
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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