We always hear how advertisers are trying to reach the 15-25 crowd, and I’ve always said, “Older people have more money.”
In a recent article, The Graying of the Web, the NY Times has some good points on the use of the web by older people, and why advertisers and websites should start making their websites [...]
Entries from September 2007
The Web changes focus, a bit
September 26th, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: social media · social networking
Crackle
September 24th, 2007 · No Comments
I was listening to the podcast brothers and they mentioned Crackle, so i clicked over to it and found this nice animation, Umbrella, by Rosana Hughes
From Crackle: Umbrella
Tags: Online Video
Crash Test Kitchen on Guardian Word of Mouth Food Blog
September 21st, 2007 · No Comments
Just found out my friends Lenny & Waz of CrashTestKitchen, who inspired me to start producing Gardenfork, have a video on the Guardian food blog. Nice. Go check it out and leave comments
Tags: Online Video · social media
I just watched Live Internet TV
September 20th, 2007 · 3 Comments
My friend Kathryn Jones has been working on a project to produce a live webisode drama, that will they will perform live September 19th -30th, 2007, wednesday through sunday, 9 PM est.
I just watched the first episode, and it just struck me how amazing this was. A group of people, not associated with a TV [...]
Tags: Online Video · social media
What is CornGuy.tv?
September 19th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Heard about this on Twitter this morning, a very home made looking clip about Corn Guy, but then there’s a shot of a very nicely branded truck with Flex Fuel decals all over it. At first I thought it was made by an individual, as they are using Show-in-a-box Wordpress tools, and Blip.tv, but the [...]
Tags: social media
Eric speaks at PodcampNYC
September 18th, 2007 · 1 Comment
I’m going to speak at a session at PodcampBoston next month, and I ran across this video of me speaking at PodcampNYC, thought I’d share it again.
Tags: Online Video · community development · social media
NAMAS inaugural event
September 18th, 2007 · No Comments
I was invited to attend the first breakfast meeting of the National Academy of Media Arts & Sciences by Shelly Palmer, Vice Chair of the group. The meeting was held in the new New York Times Center, and it is a really nice space. Martin Nisenholtz and Vivian Schiller of the NY Times, and Peter [...]
Tags: Online Video · social media
Simple email blast connects photographer to customers
September 13th, 2007 · No Comments
Roberto Falck sends out an Image of the Month to people who have signed up on his blog to receive it. A single picture with a few lines of text. This works really well to keep in touch with previous and future customers, it keeps his name in their heads monthly, and I bet he [...]
Tags: social networking
We need cars like this.
September 11th, 2007 · No Comments
Just a fun documentary about snowboarders who build a pedal powered car, brought to us by Crank My Chain, a fellow blip.tv powered show
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Tags: Online Video
Internet People is just really brilliant
September 6th, 2007 · 1 Comment
wow. now i know why Fred Seibert and Tim Shey aren’t syndicating Real World Green. They’re too busy with content people will enjoy.
Internet People is by Dan Meth
a crazed cartoonist from the ‘burbs of New York, who has arrived on the scene just as a new video-based Pop Culture is being born on the Internet. [...]
Tags: Online Video · social media



