Can a mobile phone cook popcorn? Yeah I’m calling BS on this video because the manic “talking over each other” seems contrived. Nonetheless, it was enough to spook my wife, sister, and their friends.
So I feel obliged to spread the rumor (see video), even if Spopes has put that one in the “false” category.
It’s 2009 people. Check Snopes or Urband Legend sites before spreading this stuff.
Vividas is enabling full-screen online videos. The company sells software, but you can view a demo without downloading anything. Here’s a beautiful Ford ad that works very well in full screen. Click the link and you’ll need to authorize a pop-up. It took my Mac a minute for the video to cache but it was…
This song by Allison Williams (not that one) brought me to discover (albiet quite late) the amazing Kurt Hugo Schnieder (not that one) and Sam Tsui. Check out Kurt’s MySpace. And all I can say (after a 1 hour binge of your videos) is that you’d better drop out of college and make College Musical…
Online-video advertising is still dwarfed by television advertising. But fear not the recession, online video advocates! Fear not these gloomy photos of the depression that you’re seeing on all of the weekly magazines. And this is according to Christine Beardsell from Digitas writes in a ClickZ article. Here are three reasons Beardsell says online video advertising…
As many as 25% of the views of a video may come from people finishing a related video. This chart shows the percentage of views that come from various sources to my “The Best of Naked Vlogs.” This is not a representative example, but look at the percent of traffic that comes from “related video”…
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…
This Advertising Age video explains why facial-coding research (which analyzes facial muscle movement to understand a viewer’s reaction to stimuli) on recent political ads shows that Obama has an edge on selling hope, but McCain is more effective at a good mud slinging. I wish I had a computer analyzing your reaction to this news,…
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So absurd. If you put popcorn in a microwave with thousands times the power of a cell phone, it usually takes over a minute for the kernels to start popping.
“Spopes”?
If it’s on the internet it HAS to be true!!!
I’d much sooner believe a subway train being filled with green apples before this.
I am unable to understand the problem because the cellphone radiation has burned out that part of my brain.
Scoff if you want but I had to have a particularly egregious cell phone conversation surgically removed from my brain in February and it still hurts so……stick it in your ear for all I care.
(hahahaha)
This video is all the proof I need.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEl7QqoPH9c