This Blog Looks Pretty Bad Ass on the iPhone
I’m just saying. Also note the image thumbnails for each post, and truncated stories since you people seem to like abbreviated content like a frat boys.
I’m just saying. Also note the image thumbnails for each post, and truncated stories since you people seem to like abbreviated content like a frat boys.
Stickam is dead. Another casualty of the online-video sharing market. Said the company via e-mail: After seven wonderful years we are incredibly sad to have to say goodbye. We did everything we could to keep this dream alive, but unfortunately you are reading this message. When Stickam launched in 2005 we were the very first…
Thanks, Dino, for pointing out a new player in the “digital media marketplace. “9thXchange” is handling the “complex infrastructure needed to sell and manage digital files of all types including documents, games, music, movies and “yet to be created” digital media files.” As evidenced by the start-up’s online video contest, it seems especially interested in…
There was enough stupid ass YouTube news to warrant a post. Where to begin? Oh- NSFW. STARBUCKS FIRES DOUCHE-BARISTA TOO LAZY TO QUIT How about Christopher Cristwell getting fired for a YouTube song? Oh, yeah… the barista was wearing his uniform and bemoaning his job at Starbucks. So we’ll put that into the “too much of…
You know him as the kid from “Farting in Public.” And many confuse him with the boy from “The Man Show.” I’ve put together the “Best of Spencer” playlist since many of my viewers are more interested in this 14-year-old than any of my own videos. Be sure to see the latest — Old Man…
Meet Daneboe of Gagfilms, creator of the extremely popular “Annoying Orange” series. I interviewed him remotely in late 2007 for Metacafe Unfiltered, a short-lived “behind the scenes of popular creators.” Since he was in Florida, Freddy Nager suggested we do a homage to his popular “screaming eggs” video. So when I saw his recent Superbowl…
There are more women online than men, but men watch more online-videos than women. And when men watch videos, they go for news, user-generated videos and TV shows. Women, according to the research, prefer news, music videos and entertainment. For more details, read this story by WebproNews that cites eMarketer, InsightExpress and Advertising.com.
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Less words, easier to digest. YUM!
Short ‘n stupid. Thats the way I like ’em. My men, too.