New Book: “15 Minutes of Fame: Becoming a Star in the YouTube Revolution”
I thought I knew my fellow YouTubers well, but I learned some interesting facts about some of my favorites in a new book by Frederick Levy (see his YouTube channel). Levy covers some famous YouTubers, and me too. There’s a Q&A and some coverage about the NAPPY campaign I had almost supressed.
Worth a read for those interested in the culture beyond the “cat videos,” or for those already steeped in the social aspect of YouTube. Of course I haven’t read a book completely in about a decade, so I’ll have to trust the book cover. Link below to Amazon if you want your own copy.
- An explanation of how to take advantage of YouTube’s far-reaching
resources and potential - Expert advice on how to get your video seen
- Insightful strategies on how to make your video stand out from the
crowd - Instruction on uploading videos from a mobile phone
- Simple ways to capture video directly to YouTube from a webcam
- Tips on embedding videos into personal webpages or blogs
You really should give reading a try, Nalts. Maybe you’ll be too entralled in the printed word to notice that you haven’t bought anything lately.
Can you just tell me what the part about you said? Thanks! :o)
Will they offer a book on video version?
Is it honestly anything we don’t know already?
FIRST!!!!!!!!!
Famous YouTubers, like spricket?
Matt: No; famous YouTubers like mcase1013
Books? What are books?
NutCheese: I was hoping you’d know.
five bucks says Renetto gets like 7 undeserved pages.
Renetto is a tool.
If you decide not to buy it, follow the affiliate link to Amazon anyway and purchase that HDTV you’ve always wanted.
Always thought of YouTube celebrity as fifteen megabytes of fame.