Blogs are like talking to yourself in the shower with a few thousand people watching. This thought, I realize, has nothing to do with online videos. Unless I was to video myself taking a shower but that’s just a bad idea on so many levels.
Hitler doesn’t like the new YouTube design because it doesn’t look good on his large monitor, it recommends his own videos, and causes him to miss videos from those to which he subscribes… like Stalin. See video below or here. What do you non-sociopaths think? Or heck. Comment even if you are a sociopath.
Lots of speculation in the news about Hulu’s new owner. The Hulu peeps (Disney, NBC) opted against an IPO (initial public offering), and have an investment banker looking for a buyer. Are we surprised that Hulu is for sale? Nope. In 2006 (give years ago) we posted that “Networks Pretend They Can Rival YouTube.” These…
I give you… Planet of the Pugs.
Remember Maria Sansone of YahooTV’s The 9? Yeah. The one that was flirting with me just two years ago? She left the Yahoo building. But don’t worry. She’s back on a video site people watch. She’s got PopTub Daily on YouTube, and it’s already showing itself as fairly topical. For starters, she reviewed my Recession…
Interesting that Eefoof — a relatively new site that pays creators for content — is getting billed as a “YouTube competitor.” Check out this CNBC story and this Digg.com post, which raises the question as to whether it will be a YouTube killer. Mashable challenges the business model and calls the site ugly. I give…
Sure most BlueRay disc players have the ability to stream YouTube and other content. But it’s 2011. Walk away from anything that requires physical media and, gasp, has moving parts. Here are 8 plus ways to stream videos from the Interweb to that big-ass monitor your mama calls an HDTV. CNet reviews the collection, and…
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hehe…good one.
Blogs are like…mumbling in your sleep…sometimes it actually makes sense…sometimes..not so much. 🙂
I video’d myself in a shower at New Media School episode 2.
Ewww. Now I have to look at it.
Do you suppose anybody’s attending the “Old Media School”? They teach courses like mass marketing, press releases and great 60-second Superbowl ads?
You forget the therapeutic nature of blogs. They listen, don’t interrupt, and never tell you your point is asinine.
Heh, I bet Reuters now wishes you were right…
Blogs are more like “tools that let us create media” and blogging is merely history’s cheapest easiest publishing tool connected to history’s best distribution network.
I bet you wouldn’t want that in the shower or in your sleep…