In the ever increasing socialness of the web, everything from news to photos to videos are being shared. Outside of ShareThis, I’m not to familiar with other sites or services that are exclusively centered around sharing items across the web. During the past week, I was tipped off to a new service that has launched called Tell A Friend.
Recently I purchased an instructional video/ebook course authored by super affiliate Brian Johnson - yea, I only recently heard about the guy too and I have been raving about his work to my friends and associates ever since.
It’s a funny story actually. Because I run a domaining news blog I get a lot of press releases via Google alerts - to help me keep up to date with domaining news.
Before you embed YouTube videos in PowerPoint slides, always think of the medium(s) you’ll use to deliver that presentation.
It’s not uncommon to see presenters in conferences struggling to get the video right thus breaking the entire rhythm of their presentation.
Think you've got the best YouTube video of a person falling down a flight of stairs, or a cat battling a printer? Advertise it with YouTube's new Sponsored Videos service.
The new service lets you select a few keywords you'd like to associate with your video, like "falling down" or "cat battles." You then set a budget to decide how much you're willing to pay to have your video promoted; you can determine whether you want to spend 10 cents or $20.
Afterglow or hangover? Before the election fades from memory and the work of actually sorting out our nation's mess begins, I'd like to look back fondly at one of the highlights of the past year: terrific political satire, all neatly archived and available on the Web.
Here are my picks for the ten funniest videos of the election year.
Wordpress has plugin for every basic and advanced functionality. Youtube Videos can be embedded in number of ways in your blog using Wordpress. You can directly copy and paste the video embed code in ‘HTML’ view of post editor.
The biggest mobile news of 2007 was definitely the Apple iPhone and I think the biggest news of this year is the Google Android. I enjoyed my trip out to see the T-Mobile G1 launch last month and have now had the opportunity to use the T-Mobile G1 for almost a week. As a long time T-Mobile customer I am pleased to finally see a 3G device and one as functional and powerful as the G1.
Hey, we’ve got a new president! That was easy.But now what?
Tech blogger Amit Agarwal has a great tip for using Google to search YouTube only for videos offered in higher resolution:
Go to Google.com, type your search phrase and append the following parameters to your search query: site:youtube.com "watch in normal quality watch in high quality"
