Did you know kids under the age of two aren’t supposed to watch television? That’s according to a video from Keeping Kids Healthy, which sites the American Pediatric Association. Whoops- all of my kids were raised by Baby Einstein. The four most frightening words to me are “hello I’m Julie Clark,” because that meant the video…
… you know you’ve been written up on HappySlip. I had assumed everyone knows who she is, but I’m finding out otherwise. Get over to HappySlip’s blog right now. Her blog is People Magazine to my East Baltimore Guide. Who did your logo, HappySlip!? It’s splendid.
Just discovered Mobijokes.tv. The site features very short jokes that are acted out and shot in cinema-quality form. Fantastic production, and some very funny bits. Be sure to sign up so you know when new ones hit. This is the kind of thing that will explode as we start wanting to consume videos via the…
Mia, an editor at YouTube, has gotten personal with her own video. YouTube employees have historically has been less accesible than those of other sites. It appears the company is trying to connect with the community. In this video, Mia invites users to create featured videos or act as “guest editor.” She even provides an e-mail…
DeathWish808 ripped my video and passed it as his own on Break.com. Now “Pennies for the Tollbooth Driver” has 400,000 views on the homepage. Am I ticked or flattered?
I’m attending a Feb. 9 (Friday) “sneak peek” of a new broadband comedy-video channel at a cocktail party and concert at Radio City Music Hall. They are offering a limited number of invites for people in the media buying community. The concert will feature a top-grossing comedian in America, “Larry the CableGuy.” If you are…
Here’s one man’s depiction of typical reactions to online videos (note- explicit language included). He spoofs the many moronic comments that videos attract. His parody is around some of the themes of Metacafe’s comment audience, but many of these are universal truths to video comments: That’s boring That’s fake You suck
Nalts speaks about YouTube profit sharing. As seen on Fox today.
Today I went to New York City and convinced a gullible doorman that I was HappySlip‘s brother. I did get busted, but not before I was able to get some footage of her place, steal a stapler and sing a piece of her Mac Beautiful on her keyboard. Here’s her version of Mac Beautiful, but…
This video on Break takes a while to develop, but we see a Memphis audience member on stage who can’t control his wacky laugh. The audience is in stitches. Funniest Laugh Ever.