We’ve long heard stories about how interactive t.v. will allow us to “click the lamp on a Seinfeld episode and find out where to buy it.” But here’s the best example I’ve seen: Lord of the Rings. Click on anyone and read about them.
You’ll need Quicktime. Thanks to Steve Garfield for finding that one.
It’s the biggest myth of online-video advertising. If a brand advertises on YouTube it will appear with consumer-generated media that includes such content as cats on skateboarders. TVweek’s “New Media Minute,” hosted by Daisy Whitney, featured a recent interview with YouTube’s Jordan Hoffner to set the record straight (via WebVideoReport). Naturally I couldn’t resist a…
Nalts, a most-viewed YouTube comedian, will be having a hair transplant at Bauman Medical in Boca Raton, Florida. To watch it live: Alan (fallofautumndistro) will be MCing a 30-minute session from 12:30-1:00 EST at this blogv.com location. Updates, if anything changes, available on Nalts’ Twitter. To learn more about the journey, see HairofNalts.com.
Trivia time! You can use web video for your business if you have: A server to stream video A savvy technical team and widgets Legacy of video assets from marketing or training A story 2 and 3 but not 4 and 1 unless 1 is less true than 4. Did you get the right answer?…
Tinker allows brands to surf twitter and syndicate it
As you may know, we have two audiences for WillVideoforFood: Online-video industry advocates (agencies, bloggers, marketers, media). These people quietly graze for stories, but rarely interact. The online-video junkies and Nalts watchers. These folks are more active on the web, and usually keep this blog alive with a clever thread of comments– which is more…
Yesterday’s post about Viacom suing Google brought a couple dozen fantastic debate points. You can rest assured that Viacom’s public relations team is doing a “word of mouth” audit (using Buzzmetrics or another player) and that your quotes are being read by nervous spokespeople. I was amused by at Slashdot in which one individual suggested…
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This was great! I clicked on the horse and got a character profile for “Bill The Horse”!
Hahaha! I gotta learn how to create interactive video!!!!
Bill’s been out of work since this film. Hurt an ankle an his owner is thinking about Elmer’s.