A collection of my favorite videos from around the web.
Social Media Dorks Get an Anthem [VIDEO]
“The New Dork is a parody of Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’s “Empire State of Mind” that pays tribute to social media adherents and hipsters alike.
“The New Dork is a parody of Jay-Z and Alicia Keys’s “Empire State of Mind” that pays tribute to social media adherents and hipsters alike.
Video Army- Casanovas March 10, 2010[…]CJ Bruce
- New Video Launch: Everybody’s Talking About It February 26, 2010We just launched a new Video Army video today! It features time-lapse footage from our Video Army event last month. If you were at the event, watch carefully and you might see yourself. Everyone is talking about new internet marketing methods, are you a part of the conversation? […]CJ Bruce
- Video Marketing Update: Shift The Power To The People February 25, 2010Recently the good people at United Global Shift recruited us to help create a campaign for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Emergency where people are without food, water and power. Within 48 hours we put together a shoot at the bunker featuring 35+ actors, actresses, political figures, and activists including Chaske Spencer, Julia Jones, Q’orianka [...] […]CJ Bruce
- Casanovas March 10, 2010
- Karma Media Labs
- Social Media: Keeping up can be exhausting. March 8, 2010Keeping up with the social media wave can be exhausting. Will it be FourSquare? Gowalla? Yelp? Which application or applications will lure me in and take over my limited personal time? Time will tell. […]Tom Williams
- HISPANICS: The Majority Minority and Its Influence in Social Media March 3, 2010As a friend pointed out to me recently, one of the subjects that is starting to get as much press as sports lately (Tiger Woods & Olympics aside) is the national Census, which will determine how rapidly has the U.S. Hispanic population grown in the last ten years, as according to the last census, Hispanics [...] […]Reese Ramos
- Are You Talking To Me… Or Are You Listening? February 23, 2010There is a deservedly famous scene in Taxi Driver (Martin Scorcese, 1976) where Travis Bickle, the lead character played by Robert de Niro, tries various lines and deliveries in front of a mirror, angrily and seemingly puzzled at an imagined effrontery, and exclaims “Are you talkin’ to me?!” This is what I imagine most traditional marketers’ [...] […]JP Clement
- Social Media: Keeping up can be exhausting. March 8, 2010
