A Stay-At-Home Dad That Makes Videos About God and Vaginas?

I struggle constantly with the battle between consistency and variety. And balancing the family-friendly image but allowing the adolescent in me free. And this struggle, paranthetically, doesn’t get easier when I catch yesterday’s Doctor Phil (while on the treadmill, so kinda had no other option thank you very much) interviewing people about Facebook photos that…

Amateur Versus Professional Content: BlahGirls Versus ClipCritics

And in round 256 of WillVideoForFood’s “Amateur Versus Professional Content,” Ashton Kutcher’s BlahGirls goes to battle with YouTube’s Clip Critics. The boxers take their positions for what’s sure to be the battle of the… oh, dang. BlahGirls is down for the count. And the trophy goes to Clip Critics!

Online-Video Ad Spend: Optimistic But Still “Sculpting Fog”

Don’t get depressed about the economy folks. Even wrecklessly stupid brands are squeezing old-media spending in favor of paid search, targeted interactive advertising, and … yes… even online video. Marketing and advertising spend on online video has a good future. Even though it’s a small sliver of online spending and difficult to measure (slicing fog),…

TubeMogul Plays Cupid Between Advertisers and Creators

TubeMogul is giving online-video reators a profile page to showcase their work (see my Nalts profile). TubeMogul is now helping connect advertisers with popular and talented creators for ad sponsorships or custom-content development that would give brands broader access, street credibility, and a higher-impact exposure.  I see this as far more profitable for video creators…

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Internet Video’s First Crossover to Television?

We’ve seen a spew of Internet weblebrities flounder as they tried to dive across the giant chasm between online-video and television.  But we have our money on Michael Buckley (WhattheBuckShow), whose HBO deal was confirmed by Wired and Tilzy. You know it sucks being at the center of gossip, but the last blog that gets…