Friday, December 24, 2010
Totally Sexist Christmas
Steve Smith from Media Post says."Actually "The Cup-Size Choir" might just be another flash in the pan viral video if not for the kind of follow-through that more streaming media should try. Follow the direction at the end of the clip to go to cupsizechoir.com and you can click through to the full interactive Monty, so to speak. You get to play the ladies. Just tap the middle row of keys to activate any of the seven, um instruments. You can even record your tune and share it. There is a bit of a lag between clicks or key presses and the tone, but after a little practice you will get the hang of it. And the ladies never seem to get annoyed."
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Smoke The Convenient Truth
The winner of Slideshare's best presentation
SMOKE - The Convenient Truth
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Love: Fact, Fiction or viral?
Posted October 24, 2010 the love story of Frank and Kasey. Boy plans marriage proposal. Girl on bridge in Central Park, band sets up and plays girl's favourite song- Stand By Me. Boy in rowboat below calls out to his love-proposes, throws ring to girl. Girl runs down to boat and they row away.
Oh if life were so sweet...some thought it was an iPhone viral ad, but no- it's for Thinkmodo, a company launching next January. The company marketing the potential of viral videos.
The success of the fake proposal video according to the company's founder Micheal Krivicka proved you can create a viral that appeals to men and women. Says Krivicka, “The field of viral videos is constantly changing and new trends are born every day,” he says. “With these particular findings we want to show advertisers that one video can target men and women. Separate campaigns are not needed.”
Conclusion- Love more fiction than fact; fantasy trumps reality; winner-slick marketers..boo hoo
Se Mashable for more information
Oh if life were so sweet...some thought it was an iPhone viral ad, but no- it's for Thinkmodo, a company launching next January. The company marketing the potential of viral videos.
The success of the fake proposal video according to the company's founder Micheal Krivicka proved you can create a viral that appeals to men and women. Says Krivicka, “The field of viral videos is constantly changing and new trends are born every day,” he says. “With these particular findings we want to show advertisers that one video can target men and women. Separate campaigns are not needed.”
Conclusion- Love more fiction than fact; fantasy trumps reality; winner-slick marketers..boo hoo
Se Mashable for more information
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