Sucker Punch (Ouch)
I had to watch this about 5 times. It’s 6 seconds long, but it has quite a punch to it. Sucker punch.
Can’t really tell the context, but it’s apparently a teacher talking about someone having THT in their system.
I had to watch this about 5 times. It’s 6 seconds long, but it has quite a punch to it. Sucker punch.
Can’t really tell the context, but it’s apparently a teacher talking about someone having THT in their system.
An apple a day make keep the doctor away, but good comedy websites are the best health remedy. Here are a few of my recently favorite websites, blogs and video collections. What are yours? The West Virginia Surfing Report: Jeff Kay has twice weekly posts that will have you giggling. Crap At My Parents House:…
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I’ve long been baffled by the overwhelming alternatives of video-streaming players. It struck me as a commodity market, and one ready for a major consolidation… and I couldn’t understand why anyone would pay to stream videos on their site when so many cool tools are free (which here means “cheaper than $100 a month”). Larry…
Sparked by an Ashton Kutcher tweet moments ago, a new video featuring OK Go’s “This Too Shall Pass,” music video became viral in the coming weeks on YouTube. The video, currently seen fewer than 50,000 times, is projected to surpass 1 million views by March 14. The director, James Frost, told WillVideoForFood he expects by…
Can online video make any money? I don’t remember right now, but I’m guessing the answers are in this Streaming Media Online Video “Redefining Monetization” expert panel that Larry Kless led. It’s an all-star cast and me. Just shut up and read his article from yesterday or watch an excerpt of the video, and make…
MediaPost reports that LonelyGirl15’s jig is up. By last week, three consumer-detectives who had corresponded with “Lonely Girl” figured out that Bree’s e-mails were originating from Hollywood’s Creative Artists Agency. The revelations forced the site’s creators to finally admit the jig was up, though they have yet to reveal the entire story. “Thank you so…