Brownmarkfilms sues Southpark for stealing its “What What In My Butt” YouTube video. Seriously? This is about the highest complement you’ll get in your career.
Hey Southpark… you have my permission to use anything you want from my Nalts channel. It all sucks, but that didnd’t stop you here.
Okay can I insult this video without offending gay people? Because I really think if my favorite sport ever was butt plunging, I’d still find this video pointless.
I’m just back from iMedia Connection’s Video Everywhere event in San Antonio, and a highlight was Paul Kontonis presenting a bunch of new web series. I’m not sure these are yet posted online, but this much I can say: online video production is beginning to resemble that of television. Matt Timothy (Vindico) had a visceral…
Just stumbled into this article by John Leland from a Jan. 1997 article in Videography magazine. Title: Making Money with Online Video. Check out some highlights. This is almost a decade old! What relevance do the Web’s financial realities (virtual and otherwise) have for video professionals? One very lucrative site that has proven the viability…
Old Spice’s 2014 Superbowl ad shows moms singing and stalking their sons
Now you too can target an ad on a YouTube video with more precision than ever before. Via YouTube/Google “Videotargeting” you can suggest videos based on keywords (like humor or entertainment), viewer demographics (age and gender), interest-based categories or some combination of the three. Read more on the YouTube Blog or Mashable. Says Google/YouTube: Our goal…
How much does a YouTube Partner make? It depends on a variety of factors. But it’s more than YouTube is making.
Another online video article by WSJ: “Google to Distribute MTV Clips: Deal for Ad-Backed Videos Could Bolster Revenue, Broaden Viacom’s Reach” by Matthew Karnitschnig. How’d you like to have that last name and have to spell it to people 4 times in a row every single day? The Highlights Google will distribute video programming from…
Comments are closed.
I find your failure to use the subjunctive case somewhat disturbing.
I think the name BrownmarkFilms about says it all..