The Crackberry video I did early this week didn't take off at first, but now a few blogs (Micropersuasion and some Blackberry blogs) have started to point to it. Meanwhile, here's a recent story of a Chicago hotel that helps you shake Crackberry addiction by locking away your Blackberry!
Well, you loyal WillVideoForFood.com readers, please reserve your front row seats, because the auditorium may be filling with some TechCrunch visitors. They actually crunched about my eBook. Here’s my original post about the book, titled “How to Become Popular on YouTube (Without Any Talent).” Here’s my video reaction to the coverage. Or maybe TechCrunch didn’t…
Courtesy of Sacred Cow Dung, here's the list of "Web 2.0" video sites. Adultswim – Episode previews, games, community. http://www.adultswim.com/ Ajaxilicious – Share your movies thru RSS. http://movies.ajaxilicious.be/ Blinkx – Personalized epg. http://searchus.blinkx.com Broadbandsports – Upload & share sports videos. http://www.broadbandsports.com/ Clipshack – Upload & send video. http://www.clipshack.com/ Dailymotion – Upload & share videos. http://www.dailymotion.com/…
Nice clip featuring “internet superstar” Charlene Li (Forrester) ruminating about online video. (Source: BeefTV via My thoughts: I can’t believe she’s so easy on YouTube. Yes they have an audience but can they commoditize that? She seems surprisingly optimistic. Not sure advertisers need video ads to promote on video sites. I’m doing my own experiment…
A week ago today I made one of my most annoying videos yet- GoogleHeads. Here's Googlehead on Revver.com. Here's Googlehead on YouTube.com. I point this out for three reasons: Blatent self promotion So you can see the difference between Flash and Quicktime- quality and speed. For best results click the ad after the Revver version. 🙂…
Make a video with a Bee theme, and you can win some decent prizes from this www.BarterBee.com contest. Here's the CEO explaining the rules, in arguably one of the lowest budget clips I've seen by a website. Here's the competition so far…
ChannelBlast will launch today three live, ad-sponsored interactive streaming video programs that allow visitors to interact with others via chat rooms and webcams (source: Adotas). Now I just spent 15 minutes on ChannelBlast.com and I have no idea what the site is. Can someone smarter please post an explanation? By the way- that Avitar totally…