Don’t Tell People Google Chrome Is Fast
…when you can use video, sound and visceral experiments to show them.
…when you can use video, sound and visceral experiments to show them.
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What’s the fine line between marketing your video and cheating? Comotion Group cofounder Dan Ackerman Greenberg certainly dances along that gray area between marketing and cheating. In this self aggrandizing article on TechCrunch, Greenberg boasts about how he’s getting clients views (thanks to InsideVideo for helping me find this one). His techniques fall into three…
Before there was the “long tail” theory, there was the 80/20 rule. Before that there was Murphy’s Law. I haven’t quite understood any of them, but I think this blog entry supports them. Why? Because 80% of you will not understand why this link is so funny. 20% of you will fall over and do…
Go ahead. I dare you to click.
Hulu’s up for sale according to the Australian IT. It’s sticky, remember. Do I hear any bids? Bueller?
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Freakin’ awesome! I love Chrome.
clever video.
not happy about the chrome keylogger and I don’t really need to get anywhere that fast, but chrome is good for junk browsing
Very very cool! Glad to be a Chrome user!
I bet they cheated with precaching.
God I wish I could make videos like that… I think that Google is responsible for slowing down my Firefox browser.
Z-lot, look at where the mouse cursor is at 48 seconds.
Tim, nice catch! Busted!