Imagine for a moment you’ve just waited for 3 days in the rain. You’re about to buy a PS3 and some guy comes out dressed like a pimp. He’s holding a brand new PS3, but he drops it to the ground. The guy next to him slams it with a sledge hammer. See the video of SmashMyPS3.com (click here).
Awkward silence brought to you by the SmashMyPS3.com folks. Courtesy of Viral Video Chart.
The title to this post will be lost on anyone that’s not an Eddie Murphy fan. But there’s at least one reader who will get that. The Cap’n came to my defense like a big brother wrestling down a bully. Thank you readers for your help in fixing the Break.com situation. Seems I’m not the…
We count down the best and worst of 2009 Superbowl ads even before the Superbowl is finished airing…
I’ve long preached to fellow marketers that consumer-generated media means they no longer exclusively manage their brand. Part of marketing today means that a viral YouTube video can eclipse even the most crafted marketing and public relations campaign. Sure this has been an issue since I invented the Internet, but the easy sharing of video…
I went to the Google video site’s comedy section, and the entire first screen features $1.99 Mr. Magoo videos. Oh, man. Forget everything I said about Google Video taking over YuTube. Someone please post a comment and tell me you spent $1.99 on a copy of Mr. Magoo? Please.
It would appear that the Howard Stern & XM Radio deal has scared the hell out of cell-phone providers. Cingular has partnered with HBO, and Sprint and Verizon are hunting for "short films suitable for the size-challenged cell-hone screen," according to Newsweek. Nokia is setting up a tent at the Los Angeles Film Festival to…
We’ve long heard stories about how interactive t.v. will allow us to “click the lamp on a Seinfeld episode and find out where to buy it.” But here’s the best example I’ve seen: Lord of the Rings. Click on anyone and read about them. You’ll need Quicktime. Thanks to Steve Garfield for finding that one.
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That’s painful, but check out the viewer numbers. More proof that Toronto is quickly becoming a hub of Online Video brilliance.
*full disclosure: I’m from Toronto