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WATCH: 'People Don't Want To Read, They Want Videos' http://t.co/YlyG36uE
July 24, 2012
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WATCH: 'People Don't Want To Read, They Want Videos'
Warning: A decent amount of fake blood was used in this video, which may render it a little too intense for some viewers.Over at "The Onion," a top executive has a frothing obsession with web video -- and doesn't care about the bloody sacrifices that must be made to appease the gods of new Internet strategies.
Help Fund A Satellite and Get Time to Tweet From Space http://t.co/fzsU8vOO
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Help Fund A Satellite and Get Time to Tweet From Space
Tim DeBenedictis set out to raise up a satellite through crowd-sourcing on Kickstarter. His SkyCube is ready to go, but needs funding for liftoff. Any funds raised will be given back to the community in personal time to tweet from space.
From Televisions to Tablets, Xfinity TV Delivers the 2012 London Olympic Games in More Ways Than Ever http://t.co/NPj9BvtM
The most anticipated television event of the year is upon us, and we're prepared to bring our customers every minute and every medal event across every screen, at home or on-the-go. NBCUniversal is delivering an unprecedented viewing experience for consumers with more coverage than ever before, on more screens than ever before.
Creative Advertising From a Cable Company – Seriously, Watch This Time Warner Cable Spot http://t.co/CQtcITm5
Thought-Provoking Media and Telecom Industry Blog, with Market Strategy, Financial and Restructuring Commentary from Research Analysts at BTIG.
Why DOES Google lobby so much? http://t.co/OmXOOYSp
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Why DOES Google lobby so much? * The Register
Special report Last month we reported how Google was astroturfing British politics by chivvying "citizen groups" to show spontaneous support for policies that benefit Google. Here's another example. Google sponsored a "mentoring" event for tech startups, called the "Campus Grand National" last Monday.
Posted Jul 23 2012 by Andrew Richard in video, infographics, news, google, olympics, windows, contest
Gadgets and Gizmos Daily is out,Stay Tuned for more.http://goo.gl/ml3Q8 #video #infographics #news #google #olympics #windows #contest
Why Short-Form Video Is The Future Of Marketing http://t.co/QTXZpkxN
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Why Short-Form Video Is The Future Of Marketing
If you have used the Internet in the past three years, chances are you have watched an online video. Video is everywhere. Our friends post funny cat videos on our timeline. Our coworkers pass along inspirational messages about success. Our favorite brands showcase their products in inventive ways.
Media Decoder Blog: News Media Response to 'Dark Knight' Theater Shootings Is All Too Familiar http://t.co/xFr51etK
You Suck at Infographics http://t.co/oFFwzwvZ
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An infographic, or information graphic, is designed to convey a huge set of data in a fraction of the time that it takes to wade through a dense, numbers-heavy paragraph. The best ones are also entertaining. According to Stew Langille, the CEO of data visualization start-up Visual.ly, the average pageview for a newspaper infographic is about thirty times that of a text-based article.
Winning the war for consumer attention http://t.co/6RAIow8F
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Winning the war for consumer attention
In an age of information overload and unlimited choices, any marketer worth their salt knows that brand engagement is driven by providing precisely relevant experiences that attract and hold the attention of each consumer. Consumer relevance cannot be episodic - maintaining relevance continuously as consumers move seamlessly from one interaction point to the next is a new demand of the digital age.
