YouTube is Seven Years Old
Happy Birthday, YouTube. You’re Seven. In internet years, that’s 49.
I didn’t get you a present because I think I only counted 5 YouTubers in this video.
Warning: This post has a self-serving promotional element, but I still think you’ll find it entertaining. A strange thing happens to marketers in December, and it’s a phenomenon that is true for most companies in any industry. Marketers spent much of the year managing their budget tightly, asking about ROI, and squeezing vendors. Then in…
Is the Dennis Quaid rant of 2015 real or not? I’m calling the “dopey the dick” tirade a real one, and here are 5 reasons.
Call it a subtle scent at this week’s Ad:Tech in NYC… Lots of discussion of online-video, even if not in proportion to online-video’s growing importance to the online-marketing mix. More interesting, however, is that most conversations didn’t use the two words: “you” and “tube.” People talked about contextual targeting, video-advertising networks, and even facial recognition….
Like that headline? Lots of C’s. It’s the age old problem of online-video marketing. People watch the videos floating around the web, so the medium is brilliantly cost-efficient for awareness and buzz standpoint. But the little repressed direct marketers in us are looking at the paltry click-thru from video to branded website, and wondering what…
I was interviewed by Linda Sherman and here is the interview on a YouTube video for you to see and enjoy very much while you see it. photo © 2010 Linda Sherman | more info(via: Wylio)
Yahoo showed a fairly large increase in last month’s online-video viewing. How? I’ll give you a hint: it’s news. Since most of the monthly comScore data is predictable, the blogs have jumped on this… Search Engine Watch called it “colassel as a giant squid,” and TubeFilter called it “massive.” While 20% growth on a low…
Warning: This post has a self-serving promotional element, but I still think you’ll find it entertaining. A strange thing happens to marketers in December, and it’s a phenomenon that is true for most companies in any industry. Marketers spent much of the year managing their budget tightly, asking about ROI, and squeezing vendors. Then in…
Is the Dennis Quaid rant of 2015 real or not? I’m calling the “dopey the dick” tirade a real one, and here are 5 reasons.
Call it a subtle scent at this week’s Ad:Tech in NYC… Lots of discussion of online-video, even if not in proportion to online-video’s growing importance to the online-marketing mix. More interesting, however, is that most conversations didn’t use the two words: “you” and “tube.” People talked about contextual targeting, video-advertising networks, and even facial recognition….
Like that headline? Lots of C’s. It’s the age old problem of online-video marketing. People watch the videos floating around the web, so the medium is brilliantly cost-efficient for awareness and buzz standpoint. But the little repressed direct marketers in us are looking at the paltry click-thru from video to branded website, and wondering what…
I was interviewed by Linda Sherman and here is the interview on a YouTube video for you to see and enjoy very much while you see it. photo © 2010 Linda Sherman | more info(via: Wylio)
Yahoo showed a fairly large increase in last month’s online-video viewing. How? I’ll give you a hint: it’s news. Since most of the monthly comScore data is predictable, the blogs have jumped on this… Search Engine Watch called it “colassel as a giant squid,” and TubeFilter called it “massive.” While 20% growth on a low…
Warning: This post has a self-serving promotional element, but I still think you’ll find it entertaining. A strange thing happens to marketers in December, and it’s a phenomenon that is true for most companies in any industry. Marketers spent much of the year managing their budget tightly, asking about ROI, and squeezing vendors. Then in…
Is the Dennis Quaid rant of 2015 real or not? I’m calling the “dopey the dick” tirade a real one, and here are 5 reasons.
Call it a subtle scent at this week’s Ad:Tech in NYC… Lots of discussion of online-video, even if not in proportion to online-video’s growing importance to the online-marketing mix. More interesting, however, is that most conversations didn’t use the two words: “you” and “tube.” People talked about contextual targeting, video-advertising networks, and even facial recognition….
Like that headline? Lots of C’s. It’s the age old problem of online-video marketing. People watch the videos floating around the web, so the medium is brilliantly cost-efficient for awareness and buzz standpoint. But the little repressed direct marketers in us are looking at the paltry click-thru from video to branded website, and wondering what…
I was interviewed by Linda Sherman and here is the interview on a YouTube video for you to see and enjoy very much while you see it. photo © 2010 Linda Sherman | more info(via: Wylio)
Yahoo showed a fairly large increase in last month’s online-video viewing. How? I’ll give you a hint: it’s news. Since most of the monthly comScore data is predictable, the blogs have jumped on this… Search Engine Watch called it “colassel as a giant squid,” and TubeFilter called it “massive.” While 20% growth on a low…
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YouTube is Seven Years Old: Happy Birthday, YouTube. You’re Seven. In internet years, that’s 49. I didn’t get yo… http://t.co/zNRiNsQT
Did you throw away that ugly tie yet?
RT @nalts: YouTube is Seven Years Old http://t.co/uz2v3EKa
I woke up with some nasty ass diarrhea this morning which I was actually glad about because first I thought it was my period & I have only had one period since november & that has to continue for at least one year for me to officially be thru menopause which will be FUCKING AWSOME so I guess what I am saying is you’re welcome for the TMI.
pretty sure in internet years they are closer to 70 or 80. – you can tell by their short and selective memory
the question is, have they been a good citizen?
Like everyone the could have done more and they could have just done it for the lulz, but we all know they did for the money.
RT @nalts: YouTube is Seven Years Old http://t.co/uz2v3EKa
Yeah that was an annoying video. Nothing on Community or Vlogers. I think I only saw Shane Dawson Briefly. it was 99% Viral Videos.
Today in a good mood!!!
I started supporting every effort to get away from youtube –
perhaps it’s a futile endeavor… scine I still use it and watch stuff on it –
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when you have a company like google that claims it’s profit in Ireland and all it’s losses in the US – because Ireland offers a next to nothing tax to corporations and the US allows corporations to write off their loses – I find it immoral to support such a company, I do my best.
but the world is so screwed up I don’t know what to make of it any more – I keep seeing history all over again.
The lies and deceptions are so thick and in your face I often wonder if I’m in a bad dream or if someone slipped soma in the water table.
I feel like this guy
http://youtu.be/_vzKxKAObmo
7 billion people where do you go?