The Oldest Blogger Gets Her Own YouTube Channel
Check out the YouTube page of “MyMomsBlog”
This is not MY mom, but a famous vlogger/blogger’s mom… you figure it out. He’s named after a fat cat.
Check out the YouTube page of “MyMomsBlog”
This is not MY mom, but a famous vlogger/blogger’s mom… you figure it out. He’s named after a fat cat.
Well, one of the most viewed and highest rated YouTube creators, SxePhil, announced 7 hours ago that he’s leaving YouTube. And the the video has already received thousands of comments and jetted right to the top of the “highest rated” videos du jour. What’s your guess on how long before he’s reengergized and back on?…
Imagine Facebook as a pair of potentially Morman Aussies? Would you trust them with the information you share with the website? This is a well-timed video considering the recent attempt by Facebook to smear Google for social-networking privacy issues. Here are the folks from Burston Marsteller that were behind Facebook’s poorly executed op-ed campaign…
Like me, perhaps, you are more interested in what’s in the video than what site is streaming it. But no sooner than I identified the “poor man’s Brightcove alternatives,” did I find a comment from Brightcove’s Jeff Whatcot alerting me to the new $99 monthly “express” version of Brightcove that was announced today. Again- this…
One of the things that’s always comforted me about putting my videos online is the power I maintain to remove them. Any of them. At any time. Whether they’re on YouTube, Revver or Google Video. Then I saw this report below from Google Video. Nearly 300,000 people have viewed my “Google Earth: Has it Gone…
Heard of Stickam? It’s a live-video website that allows people to gather in rooms and interact via live webcams and text messaging. YouTubers are especially prone to spending their off-YouTube hours congregating, and it’s always puzzled me. They mostly hang out in Nutcheese‘s room. Then again, I’m not a raving fan of instant messaging, e-mail…
A new site is helping video bloggers (vloggers) get funding for their projects. Below is a the description from the site, and here's a writeup by DVGuru on the initiative: "Have Money Will Vlog." Traditional artists can apply for grants to make their work. Have Money Will Vlog supports videobloggers trying to do the amazing….
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Thanks for the good words.
Any mama of Steve is good in my book.