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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.
Tim, a friend from Xlntads (who also runs TastyApps), created this beta site at www.ofnalts.com. It’s pretty cool. You register for a free Username, and then you own the URL www.(insertyourname).ofnalts.com. You can then have that URL point to whatever site you like… instantly without e-mail verification. It works well when you have complicated URLs…
Interesting note from Eefoof. My Revver experience is more like $1 per 1,000 and others have cited as much as $1.30. But either way, this would suggest that the ROI on Eefoof videos is higher. However the profit per video is probably a lot lower since Eefoof is new and not getting loads of visitors….
This collaboration video by YouTubers (in which I’m included) is a great example of the power of YouTube’s community. When Xgobobeanx was given the runaround by Mac, her frustration led to this video. As I said in my clip (which appears at the end of this clip), “Apple has an obligation to treat every customer…
Corporate work can be slow and boring, so agencies are refreshingly energetic by contrast. Fast… sometimes too fast but that’s better than sitting still, right? I just read an interesting piece about the “creative exodus” in adland. It actually contradicted my past 3 days, where I realized that three online-video enthusiasts had moved into three…
This video is Rated PG-13 or higher, but fairly clever. It’s a Royal Wedding overdub… by DayJobOrchestra (a progressive rock band) and laced with curse words. But it’s so random it’s worth a giggle.
The creators of Walhub, an electrical switch cover that has storage features, snuck a batch of products into Ikea to demonstrate demand. It’s a clever way to put a new product on a radar, and connect it with an existing brand (Ikea) without, of course, permission. I proclaim “Hacking Ikea,” featured in Adage, the best…
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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!