Snake Eats Crocodile
Via Video Sift: Snake eats crocodile.
With my luck, he’ll be in the restroom working that thing out while I’m waiting for a turn pinching my cheeks.
Via Video Sift: Snake eats crocodile.
With my luck, he’ll be in the restroom working that thing out while I’m waiting for a turn pinching my cheeks.
Here’s a video about YouTube color coding to enable search of related video content. It’s kinda cool. Test this and other “Google Lab” pilots on YouTube (here). It’s called TestTube.
Having been hunched over a laptop for about 18 of the past 24 hours (and since a Sony Google TV is on route as a gift), I thought this image would be appropriate for my blog banner. What do you think? Feel free to use it in your next presentation. It’s adapted from the Darwin…
According to ComScore, YouTube has slipped to the #3 site for online video viewing. This news doesn’t count as a YouTube “bubble burst,” but you may want to revise your entry in the pool. So here’s the poop according to MarketWatch’s Bambi Francisco. I’m not kidding. That’s her name: 3 out of 5 Internet users…
Despite this gloomy IDC report (AdAge) about online-advertising contracting, online video will flourish. And I’m not the only guy who thinks so. IDC’s director for digital media and entertainment, Karsten Weide, tells AdAge that online advertising spending will be soft the first half of 2009 (but online advertising will do better than the economy at large)….
Superbowl commercials are all the buzz online
Without bookmarks, RSS or e-mails, there are a few sites I remember and visit randomly. It’s usually because I’m bored or curious (but don’t know what I’m curious about). For instance, TechCrunch, Cheapskate, TheOnion, Google News, Yahoo Buzz. What are yours? On TechCrunch I found an article about Blekko, a search engine that avoids spam…