I’ve sent a fair number of my online videos to networks but rarely ever see them air. Fortunately someone caught this BBC report about Blackberry Addiction, and tossed it on YouTube. It includes random clips from my Crackberry Blackberry. It’s really funny to see my stupid parody contrasted with English commentary about how Blackberrys impair judgement and make you walk into doors.
Do opt-ins have to be full of choices and hassle? Can we use a “default” approach to make it frictionless but meet legal requirements? Yes. “Sir, are you a member of our Sears/K-mart (whatever it’s called),” says the cashier at Sears. “No,” I replied, ensuring that the tone conveyed my absolute disinterest in signing up…
Tim Schmoyer interviews the Viral Video Genius for ReelSEO. Get smart, be entertained, watch Tim try to salvage an interview with me. Three so far… three coming. Enjoy. They’re free. Comment below about how awesome we are. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuO7lgecyYc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiIlDqD4TrM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXKjjQSJsJA
Ah the curse of success. It’s so wonderfully evident in these comments reported by TechCrunch today: News Corp. (MySpace) chief operating officer Peter Chernin told company investors today that, “If you look at virtually any Web 2.0 application, whether its YouTube, whether it’s Flickr, whether it’s Photobucket or any of the next-generation Web applications, almost…
You’re probably a digital native if you read this. Tim Street interviewed Revision3’s Brad Murphy, who leads business development/sales. He uses the term “digital native” to refer to the audience his shows reach. Street includes a video of the interview (for those who prefer the hipper form of video to the timeless form of written…
Last week, The Onion ran a wonderfully fictitious article by “Fred Hammond, Director of Digital Video and Social-Media Ad Integration, Tide Detergent.” Onion, you had me at hello. The desperately hipster editorial promotes his own low-involvement brand, and all of the cool (yet faux) social-media programs that try to engage Tide customers. Clearly Fred has read…
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Wow. They used enough of your stuff to pay you for it.
lol see how kind our BBC are to you? I have a video from click, spent days asking for permission to post it 😛 You’re evil kevin! EVIL!
Btw that was in two parts, you’re not evil becuase you posted it… Their kind to you because they didn’t take the rip out of your video 😛 Just be glad you wern’t on the usual news.
That was hilarious 🙂
Rock!
hehe Nice to see good ol’ English news getting a post on this blog 🙂
So Kevin, you know nearly everyone in this country pays the BBC over £100 a year for the content?
…dude, they can afford to pay you SOMETHING!
Haha. I loved the music in the background – it’s heartbreaking, really.
I kept waiting for the 1-800-BB-ADDICT number for donations, or the official announcement of a BB rehab clinic.
Or both. 🙂
Alright!
I got willvideoforfood.com mentioned in the print version of the Norman Transcript!
Here is the article about me:
http://www.normantranscript.com/commerce/local_story_062001605?keyword=topstory
Zack- gotta love that they call you the “Noble Man.” Irony that has probably worn out on you.
Congrats man!
That’s so funny! I love the Beebs for its ability to mix serious reporting with hilarious clips (yet manage to keep its credibility!)
Fucking awesome.
Very cool. Congrats!