Comcast Employee Falls Sleeping on Couch
Here’s the ever-popular “Comcast guy asleep on couch” video, as well as an interesting video response.
Which company or employee is next? Could be you. Don’t pick your nose in public.
Here’s the ever-popular “Comcast guy asleep on couch” video, as well as an interesting video response.
Which company or employee is next? Could be you. Don’t pick your nose in public.
Now there’s the YouTube Editor, a free tool that allows you to mosh up your own videos, and add music. For those who don’t know how to use Sony Vegas, iMovie or other software… but somehow managed to get a video from a camera to YouTube. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VbMLOcbK74[/youtube] Too bad you can’t mosh other people’s videos, because I’d…
It’s nearing the end of John and Hank Green’s experiment called Brotherhood 2.0. They’ve used video to communicate each day for the past year… each posting a video on alternative days, and communicating in no other way. And they’ve invited the world to watch… The two recently helped initiate “Nerdfighter Power: ’07 Project for Awesome”…
Blogs are like talking to yourself in the shower with a few thousand people watching. This thought, I realize, has nothing to do with online videos. Unless I was to video myself taking a shower but that’s just a bad idea on so many levels.
Billy Bob Thorton gets angry at a Canadian interviewer and tension is in the air.
I’m so tired of the hype around Twitter and Facebook for marketing, and I recently wrote a satire of the whole social-media racket. Here’s why I like YouTube better for marketers and advertisers, and I’ll end with an example. It’s the second largest search engine You get an assload of data on the video’s performance…
We like our dancing videos online. In the past 6 months more than 5 million people have watched Napolean Dynamite's Dance Scene on YouTube. That makes it one of the top 10 most watched videos on the web. But nothing tops "The Evolution of Dance" by Justin Laipply. In one month, he's been seen nearly…
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The impact of this video was a bit larger than I expected. But it does prove the power of video. And with the explosion of YouTube and Google Video, power has the weight of the word of God.
I watched the video when it first came out (I’ve been following Snakes On a Blog for months now) and loved it. I showed it to my wife and she loved it so much she had to watch it a third time the next day. Quite odd for someone who doesn’t much care for funny videos.
After watching the video response, it makes me wonder how other percieved the video. I saw it as a guy falling asleep at work and getting caught. Others saw it as a hard working guy pushing himself so hard he fell asleep at his 3rd job while trying to support his dying wife and 8 kids in a single room apartment in the ghetto.
Stay tuned for the video I shot of the the dancing Bimbo salesman. Yes, Bibmos can be bought at your local Wal-Mart. I have the video to prove it.
Wonder what people will think of my video.