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Author / Gussie Peile
Posted / 20.05.2013
Tags: comedy week, david brent, it better be good, live comedy show, live streamed show, lonely island, sarah silverman, Youtube
Youtube is dedicating this week, 20th-25th May, to comedy. Kicking off last night with the first of 6 live, web-streamed shows.
Author / Gussie Peile
Posted / 16.05.2013
Tags: atom video, ibm, river film, science, smallest video, stop-motion, worlds smallest video
Our last blog talked about the world’s first movie in space, now we have footage of the world’s first ‘movie’ using singular atoms!
Author / Gussie Peile
Posted / 13.05.2013
Tags: astronaut, chris hadfield, david bowie, first music video in space, ISS, music video, space, space oddity, Twitter video
Social media’s reach has expanded its horizons to beyond even our atmosphere, thanks to Canadian astronaut, Commander Chris Hadfield’s five-month Twitter feed from the International Space Station (ISS).
Author / Gussie Peile
Posted / 10.05.2013
Tags: 100 days, boston marathon explosion, close shave, drawing of rubber egg, the best part of the superbowl, top tweets, Vine, vine 2013, vineresume
100 days in, and the Vine video app has taken the smartphone world by storm. With five Vine videos being shared on Twitter every second, it is difficult to deny the ever growing influence of this app.
Author / Gussie Peile
Posted / 09.05.2013
Tags: An Insane Office Escape, Bad Motherfucker, Biting Elbows, Moscow band
Moscow based band Biting Elbows have rocked the music and viral video worlds with their latest music video ‘Bad Motherfucker’ (Insane Office Escape 2).
Author / Gussie Peile
Posted / 08.05.2013
Tags: channels, online subscriptions, Youtube, youtube charging
In 2011 Youtube revamped their website making channels the primary focus of the page. In 2012 60 partner channels including the BBC, Channel 4, and the Onion joined the site.
Author / Simon McDowell
Posted / 29.04.2013
Tags: Michael Stevens, TED-Ed, Vsauce
Michael Stevens, creator of the popular educational YouTube channel Vsauce, spends his day asking quirky questions like “How much does a video weigh?” or “What colour is a mirror?”.
Author / Simon McDowell
Posted / 13.03.2013
Tags: Video, Video Marketing, Vimeo, Vimeo On Demand
Following a brief beta phase, Vimeo yesterday launched a pay-to-view service dubbed Vimeo On Demand – a simple way for independent film producers to distribute and make money from productions.
Author / Simon McDowell
Posted / 24.01.2013
Tags: Twitter, Twitter video, Vine
Twitter may soon be hosting an Instagram-style video sharing service to rival video sharing apps and potentially even Youtube.
