JibJab 2011 Video is Out
JibJab’s 2011 video, folks. Jessica Black made it, thank goodness. You’re listening to the voice talents of Jim Meskimen- check him on YouTube. Only 18K views so far, so you’re one of the first.
JibJab’s 2011 video, folks. Jessica Black made it, thank goodness. You’re listening to the voice talents of Jim Meskimen- check him on YouTube. Only 18K views so far, so you’re one of the first.
If you’re interested in online advertising and video, this is a must-hear 10-minute podcast by Hoag Levins in the AdAge “Why It Matters” audio show. Levins interviews Advertising Age Editor Jonah Bloom and addresses the following: Why will ad agencies be forced to further trim their staffs? Why will media companiesl be “required to prove their…
Okay I forgot I had a blog again. The past two weeks have included trips to (in sequence) Virginia, Minneapolis, NYC, Washington, D.C. and NYC again. Enough about me. Let’s focus on YouTube today, since it’s turned 6 (that’s a near-death 94 years in TechCrunch years). If you missed the comment stream on my last…
Black Turtle Media is creating community of passionate, imaginative artists that have the creative skills to develop and produce commercial-grade advertising for major brand sponsors. Aspiring creative producers will be able to create and post their videos, generate buzz around their work, and get the chance to win money. They are looking for amateurs and…
Now there’s the YouTube Editor, a free tool that allows you to mosh up your own videos, and add music. For those who don’t know how to use Sony Vegas, iMovie or other software… but somehow managed to get a video from a camera to YouTube. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VbMLOcbK74[/youtube] Too bad you can’t mosh other people’s videos, because I’d…
While Google/YouTube may change the dynamic of video search, it’s still hopelessly frustrating to find a video online. Wall Street Journal writer Jessica Vascellaro wrote a nice article on video search today. I liked it not just because it was the first time I’ve been mentioned in the Wall Street Journal. The article shows that companies have made significant efforts…
Forget FEMA and television newscasters. How’d the web do for live coverage of Irene? Surely I’m not the only guy bored by our local coverage, as Yahoo Buzz puts “Hurricane Irene” as the third-most searched term on Yahoo (after the words Facebook and YouTube). So how are we doing? Well the online-video coverage is varying…
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