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Obama Wants You…Tube On Monday, it was reported that Barack Obama had kicked off his 2010 Presidential campaign via a YouTube video. Labeled with the statement: ‘the politics we believe in starts not with expensive TV ads or extravaganzas, but with you’, his campaign video, ‘It Begins With Us’, supports the idea of ‘people power’ Continue reading →
I’m excited to see the fruition of one of the greatest crowd-sourced projects (in my opinion) ever – the YouTube Symphony Orchestra. This is the second year that YouTube has hosted the collaborative music project. Musicians around the world auditioned via YouTube to join the orchestra for the chance to travel to Australia and perform Continue reading →
For those of you who may not have seen, this is Jennifer Aniston’s ‘sex tape’. It has puppies, a double rainbow, internet sensation Keenan Cahill and… is sponsored by Smartwater. It’s part of a new generation of memes based on one simple question – ‘how can we make this go viral?’ It’s a question being Continue reading →
It seems that the Old Spice’s hit YouTube campaign has paved the way for more campaigns to take social media to the next level in personalised engagement. Orange is the latest brand to take on the concept. The mobile phone network has created a Singing Tweetagrams campaign. Twitter users are invited to tweet messages for Continue reading →
It’ll come as no surprise to hear that social media has drastically changed the way people gain fame and gain income. Aside from the thousands of middle aged twitter users offering up their ‘wealth maximising e-book‘, entrepreneurial creative types are harnessing their video cameras and taking to YouTube to shift some units. Increasingly YouTube is Continue reading →
You’ve got to hand it to Google, they definitely don’t rest on their laurels. They’ve given us google maps, streetview, location-sensitive mobile information, a free email system and access to a ludicrously fast search engine. All for free. YouTube has clearly been woven into the same cloth since it joined the Google mothership, being innovative Continue reading →
Since the beginning of December Google have been doing a huge promotional push surrounding their browser Google Chrome. The campaign leads with the message that Chrome is a faster browser and is utilising various channels such as press, digital and traditional outdoor as well as online across 12 European countries. The push comes as the Continue reading →
YouTube has recently asked their customers what they are missing from their favourite video host. The result was a large outcry for something that goes well in line with Twitter’s genius: Simplicity. Most YouTube users want to watch videos with minimum hustle. However, there is one smaller group of people, that is very important for Continue reading →
This video has been doing the rounds over the past month or so and when I first saw it I didn’t know whether to laugh out loud or cringe. It does however have to be the best wedding entrance ever. The video, set to R&B star Chris Brown’s “Forever” became an overnight hit and has Continue reading →
ProvoCraft, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of paper cutting tools, has developed a breakthrough in the paper cutting world. Their newly invented gadget, called the Gypsy, lets you design your scrapbook crafts anywhere you go (finally!). To spread the word on Social Media platforms of this magical invention, ProvoCraft has hired the Salt Lake Continue reading →
