Whoops: Bus Uncle in English
In my recent post about Bus Uncle I accidentally gave you the most popular version which lacks American Subtitles. Hard to appreciate the rant without knowing the topic… Here’s the subtitled version.
When you search "viral video" on Google, here's one of the top 10 ranked sites. I don't know why they selected three of my Revver clips… but they're making affiliate fees and I suppose this is why three of my Revver videos are high performing. As I've said before, Revver shares income but doesn't get…
Here's my video version of the AOL Cancellation (click to see it on YouTube). A guy tries to call and cancel his AOL account and runs into an aggressive call-center employee who wants to talk him out of it. And it's all caught on audio for everyone to enjoy! Here's the blog entry about this…
When I was in college, I had the weekend early morning shift at the campus radio station. I used to try experiments to find out if anyone was listening (like offering a free car to the first caller). That's the way this blog is going, so I've decided to stir things up with some totally…
These aren't videos, but they're both pretty interesting. 1) Make your own faces with FlashFace. (Courtesy of Aquadad) 2) View one of the weirdest yet compelling flash pieces: Home Star Runner's Parsnip Soup. (Courtesy of my brother, who knows weird. He's a regular contributor to News of the Weird).
I've been trying to figure out how YouTube managed to surpass video-sharing sites like Break.com, despite arriving to the market far later. Then it occured to me what may already be obvious to you. Most video sites are searchable television stations… putting the visitor in command to find video that appeals. YouTube, however, is a…
A recent article about YouTube reveals that 50,000 videos are uploaded a day, and 50 million are viewed. This ratio has changed, no doubt, over time. But that basically means the average views per video should be around 1000. Most videos, however, never surpass 10-100 views. Others get more than 10 million. So what’s the…