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.
At today’s iMediaConnection “Breakthrough Summit” in Vegas, Hitwise’s Bill Tancer (ilovedata.com) told hundreds of leading marketers about three trends based on research of “early adopters.” Tancer will release the data this week on his blog, but here’s what matters: Tancer developed three classifications of “early adopters,” in part by isolating the people who began using…
Compare and review video chat- stickam, skype, facebook, google chat, stickam, blogtv, AIM… Which one is the best for you? Depends on your use.
We’ve all got our guilty hobbies, and my recent obsession has been crushing the Adult Swim/PikPok gaming app called “Monsters Ate My Condo” (MAMC). I don’t know why I’ve yet to find a fellow-MAMC enthusiast. My kids, wife, coworkers and friends seem sadly detached from the game. As of last week, it’s available on the…
I’m so tired of the hype around Twitter and Facebook for marketing, and I recently wrote a satire of the whole social-media racket. Here’s why I like YouTube better for marketers and advertisers, and I’ll end with an example. It’s the second largest search engine You get an assload of data on the video’s performance…
Yesterday I spoke with a client about the “Holy Grail” of social media. He shared with me some of the secrets he’s reluctant to share at panels and with the media. Seems some of my videos have generated more engagements than horrific media spending and expensive attempts at building branded content series. Then I received…
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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…