Steve Carrell and I in a Video
I think this is as close to Steve Carrell as I’m going to get, given that he’s bagging The Office Convention this weekend. But I’m still honored to see his ad for “Dan in Real Life” appearing on my YouTube video.

I think this is as close to Steve Carrell as I’m going to get, given that he’s bagging The Office Convention this weekend. But I’m still honored to see his ad for “Dan in Real Life” appearing on my YouTube video.

The Video on the Net conference is taking place March 19-22 in San Jose, California. Decent group of presenters. Looks like fun. Who wants to blog live from the event? Here’s the schedule. I’m including it because it has speakers names with hyperlinks to them. Reader convenience or SEO manipulation? You decide. 8:00am 5:00pm Registration…
Who would have thought that a few hundred dollars worth of Diet Coke and Mentos could turn into $30,000? According to this Wall Street Journal article, viral videos — which featuring explosive shots of Mentos mixed with Diet Coke — http://www.eepybird.com/ have generated several million of views. This is not uncommon for YouTube, but it's a…
While Google/YouTube may change the dynamic of video search, it’s still hopelessly frustrating to find a video online. Wall Street Journal writer Jessica Vascellaro wrote a nice article on video search today. I liked it not just because it was the first time I’ve been mentioned in the Wall Street Journal. The article shows that companies have made significant efforts…
PepsiCo is offering a million dollars to the best consumer-created 30-second spot, which will air during the Superbowl. The “Crash the Superbowl” campaign. Five finalists will receive $25,000 and a trip to the Superbowl. Should you enter? Sure if you’ve got a killer idea, and are prepared for stiff competition. While many contests languish, these…
I advocate that brands participate in online-video, but by partnering with those already “in the house.” But I struggle when I see Zappos becoming a publisher. Or Bank of America developing a financial-advice channel (and surprisingly co-branding it with YouTube). Whatya think?
Here’s a video from ZDNet that features part of a round table about consumer-generated media at the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit in Palo Alto, Calif. At first I’m bored by Chad. Then Michael kicks in, and I almost think we’ll have an intelligent debate. But it seems like the themes are: YouTube is creating a stage…
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Better his ad than the one for Viagra that was popping up last week.
You so wanna do him!
Kevin, you guys do have a lot in common! You both look like you just sat through UDM’s 30min video! Go ahead, say it! You know you’re a level 9.999 fan when it comes to UDM!
lol @ nutcheese!
Better than nothing right? I’m still trying to get some of my friends to go with me to the convention. Even though Steve won’t be there I’ll be able to see Ed Helms. We have a lot in common…well the same first name at least.
For some reason I don’t think I would have much fun going alone. That would seem a little stalker-ish to me.
whos steve carrell? i thought i was the only steve on the planet? o well,i guess there might be one or 2 others? ROFDLMFAO@nutcheese!(the d is for drunk,you all probably know the rest)
see if you can find a cardboard cut out of him at the convention. You can take it out to dinner and ask him/it for advice on editing your videos, play three way catch, you charlie and steve…
oh man, jischinger just came up with the BEST idea for a video. I hope you’re gonna follow up on it!!