Despite NBC reports to the contrary — and speculation by many YouTubers — LonleyGirl15 is actually real. Here is some footage we obtained of a 9-year-old Bree back in 1998. See for yourself. Some things never change.
You just have to love the music industry's reaction to online videos. According to a recent article by the Wall Street Journal, The Recording Industry Association of America recently pushed for an aggressive stance against amateur videos using commercial songs. The article reports that some legal experts say the video sites are generatlly protected as…
One Last Post on LonelyGirl15… …Then I Promise I’ll Stop. Meet the founding father of LonelyGirl15 in this Forbes.com interview (click to see interview).
Interesting that Eefoof — a relatively new site that pays creators for content — is getting billed as a “YouTube competitor.” Check out this CNBC story and this Digg.com post, which raises the question as to whether it will be a YouTube killer. Mashable challenges the business model and calls the site ugly. I give…
It’s become vogue to poke sticks at large brands that enter viral video with all of the grace of a drunk homeless man stumbling into the women’s room at an upscale country club. Says Wagner James Au of NewTeeVee, “Viral videos from giant corporations are a bit like a middle-aged vinyl salesman with a comb-over…
TheMightyThor1212 stole my identity, and I love it. He’s the YouTuber that has been to more global YouTube in-person gatherings than anyone else. So I couldn’t be more proud that he decided to pretend he’s me in Canada recently. Here’s the clip. During the NYC 777 YouTube gathering, he and I appeared together in this…
PepsiCo is offering a million dollars to the best consumer-created 30-second spot, which will air during the Superbowl. The “Crash the Superbowl” campaign. Five finalists will receive $25,000 and a trip to the Superbowl. Should you enter? Sure if you’ve got a killer idea, and are prepared for stiff competition. While many contests languish, these…
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no one cares about lonlygirl
Then YouTube traffic is represented by 78% of no one
Haha. Hey! Looks like you’ve got a little actress on your hands. Nice job.
That was hilarious! All I can say is keep your daughter away from kids casting agencies lest she become too famous to appear in Dad’s videos anymore…