Digg Moves to Video
Kevin Maney reports that Digg is moving into online video.
Kevin Maney reports that Digg is moving into online video.
This Hollywood Reporter article reveals that PopTub (a new show on YouTube) is backed by bigger players that I thought. (Google) quietly launched a video series September 8 on its YouTube property called “Poptub” with Embassy Row, the production company run by “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” creator Michael Davies, and Pepsi. So we’re feeling…
Imagine Facebook as a pair of potentially Morman Aussies? Would you trust them with the information you share with the website? This is a well-timed video considering the recent attempt by Facebook to smear Google for social-networking privacy issues. Here are the folks from Burston Marsteller that were behind Facebook’s poorly executed op-ed campaign…
Being a YouTube “star” (if I may say) is somewhat overrated. Indeed it’s truly awesome to have an audience, interact with a community, and generate income from something you enjoy… There’s something else more rewarding and enduring… helping or watching friends or fellow Tubers achieve greater success. Check out this piece about Shaycarl from Forbes’…
What do you think of the new logo? I’ve never really had a logo, unless you count the original one… me holding a piece of cardboard with Will Video For Food written poorly in marker. This one cost me $5 on Fivver.com. I realize the banner above is kinda amateur and sparse, but that’s me…
Hitler is not happy about news of the death of Patrick Swayze. And this one’s fresh off the vine from someone brand new to YouTube (MrY00toobe). I was the second view. Again- done before (recently with Oasis news), but really… almost anything can become funny in subtitles of Hitler getting pissed.
First of all… the snow. Does it stay or go? I kinda like it, but when a vlogbrother says it’s “gotta go” it gives you pause. I just invited a few of my favorite thought-leaders in online video to write a guest blog post about 2009 highlights and 2010 predictions. If you’re steeped in online video…