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ByNalts

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Why Web Stars Can’t Act, and Why It Doesn’t Matter

ByNalts

A recent HBOLabs series titled “Hooking Up” has surprised people in two ways: those who expected TV/film-like acting performances from web stars have been disappointed. Those who expected another web series to be ignored were wrong.The show has had nearly 50K subscribers, and hundreds of thousands of views per episode (less for the vlogs). So…

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Wall Street Journal Tries to Squash Hungry Blogger

ByNalts

Woah. This Wall Street Journal (a print newspaper based in New York City) is coming dangerously close to my “beat” today. They’re clearly running online video stories to see if they can steal from the rapidly growing readership of “Will Video for Food.” I may not be as classy, accurate, easy-to-read or comprehensive. But I’m…

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  1. That was pretty good. Although, I still don’t understand the attraction of Twitter. Who really cares what someone is doing every second?

  4. I’m not obsessed with what people are doing every second. I am obsessed with what people are thinking every second.

    Believe it or not, Twitter isn’t “I just went to the store” if you don’t want it to be. I follow people that I find intellectually interesting (or funny) and I’m rarely disappointed. When you have that, “I’m going to the store” isn’t really that bad.

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