Archive | July, 2010
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Kristen Bell Kills it in Party Down

By on July 23, 2010 in party down

I like the show Party Down, which is on the Starz network, which may be evidenced by that fact that to date 50% of the posts on this blog are about the show, and even further, by the fact that the show has its own category on this blog. Anyways, if you haven’t had a [...]

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43% of All Web Videos are Viewed on Google Owned Sites

By on July 7, 2010 in web video

According to a recent Comcast “Online Video Rankings” report, Google pretty much owns online video.  This may come as no surprise since Google owns Youtube, but still the numbers are quite staggering. In April, 2010, 43% of all web videos were viewed on a Google-owned website, with 13.1 billion total videos watched (primarily on Youtube). [...]

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Web Video Tips for Beginners

By on July 6, 2010 in web video

This post over at Mashable Video has some really good tips for experimenting with web video. Whatever kind of video content you create, you will find some useful advice about how to get started getting some traction and getting people to actually see your video creations. In summary, here are the tips offered (go to [...]

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Cast Yourself in Mad Men at Jib Jab

By on July 6, 2010 in tv shows

Mad Men may not be as hot as it was three years or so ago when it burst onto the scene as a fresh, realistic, colorful, and thought-provoking drama. I lost interest about three episodes into the third season, but maybe I should get caught up by watching the rest of the episodes I missed [...]

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Find Legal Songs for Your Youtube Video at Friendly Music

By on July 5, 2010 in online video

Thanks for the tip on this one Mashable.  A new website called Friendly Music has just opened up and it’s a good thing for Youtube video publishers. For $1.99, you can download original professional songs to serve as the soundtrack to your Youtube video.  You always have the option of just using a song you [...]

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