It’s all the rage on Twitter and Digg. It’s called “Thru You,” and it’s a mix of YouTube videos. I haven’t seen it yet, of course. Seems it’s so popular the website crashed. Makes me even more curious. Maybe it will work tomorrow.
Well that’s what you get for going viral on your own website, Kutiman. If you’re going to mix YouTube, post it on YouTube eh?
If you’re interested in online advertising and video, this is a must-hear 10-minute podcast by Hoag Levins in the AdAge “Why It Matters” audio show. Levins interviews Advertising Age Editor Jonah Bloom and addresses the following: Why will ad agencies be forced to further trim their staffs? Why will media companiesl be “required to prove their…
NBC/Universal used, without permission, a YouTube video by an indie comedy duo Brian Kamerer and Travis Irvine. The Jay Leno Show – then had the video taken down with a copyright claim. Despite growing internet outcry, both media giant and talk show host have not said or done anything to address the injustice. Almost every major…
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…
I don’t believe I’ve written about Flixya yet, but here’s another way to make money on your videos (or other peoples’). Flixya wraps your videos — which can live on sites like YouTube to Revver — with Google Adsense ads. They give you half the earnings. Via PinoyHack.
by Kevin Nalty Small companies clone big companies all the time. And by clone I don’t just mean steal a basic idea. I mean clone almost literally – they just plain rip off every single feature and hope for the best. It certainly saves time on user testing. Big companies, particularly big tech companies, don’t…
Until today, WillVideoForFood didn’t have a “Greatest Corporate Social-Media Collapse” Award, but it’s now going to the uncontested “winner.” Best Buy, a company once known for its savvy social-media presence spearheaded by Barry Judge (seen below, searching Monster.com for jobs at Circuit City), has gone from great to mediocre to embarrassing… in just a few…
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this was very cool.
…and goes to show just how STUPID copyright laws are when you bring the creative human element into the mix. This is inspiring and a big fat shame stuff like this could be squashed by corporate rat finks at any minute!
I hope his channel doesn’t get pulled, LIKE MINE!
(excuse me – still harboring a little resentment)
grumbles…
See them all quick just in case
Very very cool. Captures the Zeitgeist perfectly. Or some shit like that.
If it doesn’t grab you at first, keep watching and listening. Listen to the whole thing. It’ll get you.
I quit reading after “pimple juice.”