Five on Fridays (Floyd Hayes)
This is pretty interesting stuff… a summary of the week's news about advertising and gadgets. It's like this guy was creating a news summary based on my interests. I love the fragmentation of media!
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YouTube Goes Bankrupt
ByNalts
No- YouTube hasn’t gone bankrupt. I make up headlines to ensure RSS readers pop in for a visit. I’m allowed to do that because I’m not a journalist I’m a blogger. I can even do this in the middle of a post… 😉 Furthermore I could make up data and not attribute quotes, but I’ve…
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Video Creators Exposed for Cheating Their Way to Popularity
ByNalts
Having plenty of people viewing your YouTube videos has achieved such social status that prominent YouTube creators are “cheating.” In this video Redskulled describes the simple method to inflate total views on your video, and identifies some of the “famous” YouTube cheaters — and shows the crude and simple ways to cheat. Consider, then, the…
Most Popular Viral Videos
ByNalts
Want a nice collection of popular viral videos? Check out this Wikipedia listing for Intenet Phenomenon and scroll down to "videos." A few you've seen (like one of the first viral videos ever: Bad Day), but maybe a few new ones. Not of all the items link to the actual videos, so you'll have to…
Internet Superstar RIP, Microsoft goes CGA, Celebrities are DUM
ByNalts
News roundup. I just savd you visiting 10 websites. AdAge today reports that “Internet Superstar” (by Revision3) is R.I.P. A moment of silence please for Internet’s Martin Sargent and friends. The show’s recent McCain spoof has a slow build, but some comic moments as McCain discovers a phone without a cord.. Microsoft is asking consumers…
America Online Spoof Video: “AOL Privacy Cam”
ByNalts
This is the video I did last night to spoof the recent news that AOL released private data from 650,000 of its customers. I was getting the shakes last night because I hadn’t made a video in about a week (new job). So I cranked this out after reading a TechCrunch article about this AOL…
What Does YouTube’s Ad Team Mean to Google Ad Reps and Digital Agencies?
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The Wall Street Journal’s Emily Steel wrote a piece last week about YouTube’s efforts to commercialize itself. Steel titled it “walking the tight rope.” The article includes a Q&A with Suzie Reider, YouTube’s first chief marketing officer. Reider is rapidly expanding her advertising sales and marketing teams, as evidenced by YouTube’s own “we’re hiring” ads…