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Guest Blogger: Brett Slater (SlatersGarage) So… This is what the inner sanctum looks like? Kinda blah… He needs something on the walls in here. Anyway, hi. Nalts and I have been getting a ton of feedback on the collab video we did poking fun at Google’s brainchild, the “Dream Phone.” This is the one that’s…

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Why Viacom Plus Joost is “Game Changing”

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Online-Video Marketing for Small Businesses

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How to Become a Web Legend (aka pseudo-faux celebrity)

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WSJ writer Lee Gomes talked to some of the web legends about how to become famous. Here’s his article, which includes quotes from Numa Numa, EepyBird, Chocolate Rain. If you can think of an online cliche, a one-hit wonder, a 16th minute of fame…. then he interviewed ’em. “To be sure, being the latest, greatest…

Internet’s Most-Viewed Live Hair Transplant

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YouTube Finally Discovers Ad Format It Can Monetize

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In a significant first, YouTube has decided to let advertisers inject their messages inside the video frame for select content on its site (see ClickZ or MediaPost). For an interesting piece that projects revenues for YouTube, see this post by Silicon Valley Insider. For an example of the ad, see this Smosh video and watch…

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  3. I love Dr. Horrible and I am so glad it got a shout-out at the Emmys.

    The bit was very clever.

    BTW, I emailed you something interesting today, Kevin, I just can’t remember what it was right now. But I am sure it was fascinating.

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