Micki Krimmel, Director of Community for Revver, is called by Vallywag “LA Hot.” But she’s up against Julia French (aka Julia Child), who works for some enterprise wiki kinda thing. Valleywag is asking readers to select who’s the hottest woman of Web 2.0. Folks, if you care about online video then put in your vote…
I constantly hear about the hours people spend on YouTube. I have a more efficient way of wasting time. I’ve been able to waste an hour each morning in less than 20 minutes by browsing Metacafe! The user interface is set up well so you can dive right to the most popular or most recent videos. The content is much better overall…
A suspect has been identified in Thailand for the murder of JonBenet. No videos on Google Video when you search “JonBenet Ramsey” but there are 23 videos on YouTube. Click here to see results. There are a few tributes, some news on the crime scene and an interview with John Ramsey. This tribute starts with…
When I was 8 I used to make a hobby of singing a Monaca (sic) rice jingle over and over again. The more my siblings ignored me, the louder it would get. Now I’m 37 and I’m pranking YouTube for similar immature self amusement. But the thing is… they keep ignoring me. And oddly the…
A videographer has fun frightening people in shower. The last one is the best. Via Metacafe.
Put your vote in before you watch it or it’s cheating. Here it is.
According to ZDNet, Revver Co-Founder Oliver Luckett said the company has been secretly working for the last 9 months on opening the API to the world. Unlike most video sites, Revver is positioning itself as the eHarmony for for video content creators and advertisers. The company will begin offering syndication networks, hosting, tracking and ad…
Techcrunch and other sites have reported YouTube’s unplanned outage today. The REAL reason it happened? The team was enjoying the anchovy pizza I sent over (click image for video). Oh- you’ve seen this already? Yeah- it’s a rerun. Reruns are quite popular on those big monitors that don’t have keyboards. I’m bringing reruns back in…
Regarding the recent news of Google/Viacom and Fox’s move to sell video online, Catherine Holahan of Business Week Online writes: …The deals show just how far the online video industry has come in the past year—and are a harbinger of where it’s headed in a hurry. In a matter of months, many online video sites…
(This blog traffic thing is so mercurial).