Siri the Horror Movie
Seen it? SIRI the iPhone killer. I love the shots of it running along from the perspective of the iPhone camera, and the scene where she drags someone through the mud.
Seen it? SIRI the iPhone killer. I love the shots of it running along from the perspective of the iPhone camera, and the scene where she drags someone through the mud.
If you haven’t read Daisy Whitney’s TVWeek article about how her phone-tossing habit led to an online video, check it out here. Says the new media journalist (in an article that was published in TVWeek’s print edition). So what’s the takeaway? What’s the trick to making a viral video? Well, I don’t know if this…
GE launched a health campaign today on YouTube that is part of trend toward softer advertising that, I believe, will have better long-term dividends even if it’s hard to measure. GE is taking a lightly branded approach to promoting health and wellness by sponsoring a “Healthymagination” challenge among people on YouTube. There’s very subtle branding…
The space called “online video” is as broad as its players: online-advertisers, mobile technology, content creators, media properties, networks, cable-television providers, startups and individual YouTube “weblebrities.” But let’s not miss the fact that while I’ve been writing about “online video” for 5 plus years, I don’t likely have 5 more to go. As I mentioned…
I made a spoof video last week called “Why You Should Rate” that was designed to point out a little YouTube myth. People think that a highly rated video with lots of comments means that they’ll get views. To further illustrate the point, the video itself is one of YouTube’s “top 20” highest rated videos…
As I posed last week, some of the most popular YouTube videos of the day/week have been oddly long. I surmised that some of the creators with avid fan bases are able to convince their viewers to watch most of a 10-15 minute vlog. As a result, those videos get high “attention scores” (which is…
I love con movies almost as much as time-travel flicks. Diggstown? House of Games? Classics. But the top-10 internet scams (sourced from Netforbeginners/About.com) are rampid, and prey on our basic psychological vulnerabilities, and our lack of knowledge about technology and bank laws. I received a recent thank-you from someone whose wife was almost hooked by…
If you haven’t read Daisy Whitney’s TVWeek article about how her phone-tossing habit led to an online video, check it out here. Says the new media journalist (in an article that was published in TVWeek’s print edition). So what’s the takeaway? What’s the trick to making a viral video? Well, I don’t know if this…
GE launched a health campaign today on YouTube that is part of trend toward softer advertising that, I believe, will have better long-term dividends even if it’s hard to measure. GE is taking a lightly branded approach to promoting health and wellness by sponsoring a “Healthymagination” challenge among people on YouTube. There’s very subtle branding…
The space called “online video” is as broad as its players: online-advertisers, mobile technology, content creators, media properties, networks, cable-television providers, startups and individual YouTube “weblebrities.” But let’s not miss the fact that while I’ve been writing about “online video” for 5 plus years, I don’t likely have 5 more to go. As I mentioned…
I made a spoof video last week called “Why You Should Rate” that was designed to point out a little YouTube myth. People think that a highly rated video with lots of comments means that they’ll get views. To further illustrate the point, the video itself is one of YouTube’s “top 20” highest rated videos…
As I posed last week, some of the most popular YouTube videos of the day/week have been oddly long. I surmised that some of the creators with avid fan bases are able to convince their viewers to watch most of a 10-15 minute vlog. As a result, those videos get high “attention scores” (which is…
I love con movies almost as much as time-travel flicks. Diggstown? House of Games? Classics. But the top-10 internet scams (sourced from Netforbeginners/About.com) are rampid, and prey on our basic psychological vulnerabilities, and our lack of knowledge about technology and bank laws. I received a recent thank-you from someone whose wife was almost hooked by…
If you haven’t read Daisy Whitney’s TVWeek article about how her phone-tossing habit led to an online video, check it out here. Says the new media journalist (in an article that was published in TVWeek’s print edition). So what’s the takeaway? What’s the trick to making a viral video? Well, I don’t know if this…
GE launched a health campaign today on YouTube that is part of trend toward softer advertising that, I believe, will have better long-term dividends even if it’s hard to measure. GE is taking a lightly branded approach to promoting health and wellness by sponsoring a “Healthymagination” challenge among people on YouTube. There’s very subtle branding…
The space called “online video” is as broad as its players: online-advertisers, mobile technology, content creators, media properties, networks, cable-television providers, startups and individual YouTube “weblebrities.” But let’s not miss the fact that while I’ve been writing about “online video” for 5 plus years, I don’t likely have 5 more to go. As I mentioned…
I made a spoof video last week called “Why You Should Rate” that was designed to point out a little YouTube myth. People think that a highly rated video with lots of comments means that they’ll get views. To further illustrate the point, the video itself is one of YouTube’s “top 20” highest rated videos…
As I posed last week, some of the most popular YouTube videos of the day/week have been oddly long. I surmised that some of the creators with avid fan bases are able to convince their viewers to watch most of a 10-15 minute vlog. As a result, those videos get high “attention scores” (which is…
I love con movies almost as much as time-travel flicks. Diggstown? House of Games? Classics. But the top-10 internet scams (sourced from Netforbeginners/About.com) are rampid, and prey on our basic psychological vulnerabilities, and our lack of knowledge about technology and bank laws. I received a recent thank-you from someone whose wife was almost hooked by…
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Yeah, Android for me
funny video
definitely love my Android
Yey people are reading. Now go watch Shelly the Shrimp 10K times please.
I’ll bring along my script family, they’ll be delighted to automate the growth of your shrimpalicious joy.
Is this what REALLY happened to Steve Jobs?