Similar Posts
Readers Digest Saved Me from Video Drought
Readers Digest and I have had a long history together… We’ve spent many hours together (often on the loo, but that may be TMI). I used to explain that I subscribed to the mini magazine because I wanted to monitor the pharmaceutical advertising (it’s my day job… I gotta know who’s advertising). The truth is I…
Let’s Talk About Our Relationship
Hello, reader. I’ve been researching you a bit. The vast majority of WillVideoForFood (WVFF) readers (about thousand a day) won’t see this post, but instead dart right to two posts about how much money people make on YouTube. It’s similar to the like two or three YouTube videos represent that majority of my 5-6 million…
The Ultimate Guide to Creating Video for the Web
A nice article in StreamingMedia about online video for the web. Nice because it quotes me.
Internet’s Most-Viewed Live Hair Transplant
Well now I’ve seen everything. It seems Greg Benson, the follicularly challenged brains behind MediocreFilms has selected Earth’s best hair-transplant doctor to update his Bosley transplant (see video). With more than 13,000 live viewers via the Internet, this would indeed make hair-transplant history. Dr. Alan Bauman, who you may know as SurgeonOfNalts, did the work……
Webby Honorees for Best Viral Sensations
The Webby’s announced nominees for best viral video, and here are the official honorees. Da Pit Stop: Steal This Dismantling The Bomb Dylan’s Couch Found Objects – Katie Couric Giant Midget It’s A Woman Thang itsallinyourhands.tv The Horror Congratulations! Here are the comedy shorts as well. I was an honoree last year, but I guess…
Advertisers Courted With Professional Online-Video Shows
It appears the “webstars” are on their 14th minute. The major online-video properties are now putting dramatic emphasis on professional content with big celebrity names. Every year at this time, the television networks showcase their new shows to advertisers in what’s called “up fronts.” This week the major online-video properties (YouTube, Hulu, Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL) mimicked…
