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Good Morning Starshine. Here’s Bob singing on the first season of Sesame Street with a bunch of hippie muppets.
Wait- not Hippies. Deadheads. Power of positive names.
Good Morning Starshine. Here’s Bob singing on the first season of Sesame Street with a bunch of hippie muppets.
Wait- not Hippies. Deadheads. Power of positive names.
Not a lot of the online video sites pay much attention to the blogosphere (yes I’m talking about YouTube especially) so it’s nice to get a note like the one below. The backdrop is that I produced a video called “Lay Me Off” (aka “Fireable Offense”) that features myself trying to get laid off. Folks…
Just like OTT is the new viral, transmedia storytelling is the new online video. “Transmedia storytelling” is not new vernacular, but we predict it will be the buzzword of 2011… pushing the term “currating” into the archives. I became familiar with the term at a 2010 television/web events in NYC, where large media companies defended…
AOL will offer movie downloads from four studios (20th Century Fox, Sony, Universal and Warner Brothers). AOL Video started in August as a one-stop shop to search and download a wide range of video content from the Web,” wrote ScientificAmerican.com in an article that makes one wonder if they’re not owned by AOL/TimeWarner. Why price…
My last post about TheStation made me revisit the most-subscribed YouTube “stars” and channels to see what’s changed. Who are the most-viewed, most-subscribed and most popular people on YouTube? Here are some trends, stats and sources for additional information. First some trends: We’re still seeing YouTube’s “most subscribed” list (more important than “most viewed” because…
This Advertising Age video explains why facial-coding research (which analyzes facial muscle movement to understand a viewer’s reaction to stimuli) on recent political ads shows that Obama has an edge on selling hope, but McCain is more effective at a good mud slinging. I wish I had a computer analyzing your reaction to this news,…
The space called “online video” is as broad as its players: online-advertisers, mobile technology, content creators, media properties, networks, cable-television providers, startups and individual YouTube “weblebrities.” But let’s not miss the fact that while I’ve been writing about “online video” for 5 plus years, I don’t likely have 5 more to go. As I mentioned…
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You know, I really cant stand the boringination of this blog.
Boringization. Sorry.
Nice find. And further proof that your blog IS the Sesame Street of the online video world.
Didn’t think one could make that song geekier than the original, but there you go.
When things were not so hectic. Puppets RULE!!
Don’t disrupt my morning harmony with grumpy comments, kids!