Monthly Archives: May 2010

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TechUniversity.com charges for most of their online training … but this 25 minute overview is a great and free introduction to Final Cut Pro. Learn the basics of editing, rendering and exporting videos. Enjoy.

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US lawmakers tried to get BP to broadcast the Gulf Leak live on the internet. Now, they decided the US government should do it as well. On Thursday they started streaming live video of the Gulf oil spill from 5,000 … Continue reading

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Perhaps the best weather video we’ve ever seen (stay past the 1:00 mark)

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Filmmaker Sean Stiegemeier took two weeks off and traveled to Iceland because he didn’t see any good footage of spewing Eyjafjallajökull. So now … there is. Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull – May 1st and 2nd, 2010 from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.

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Alec Brownstein bought Google AdWord ads targeting top NYC creative directors with whom he sought a job interview, essentially purchasing their names so when they search themselves on google, his ad would be at the top of the page. Total … Continue reading

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What a joy to watch a simple idea executed brilliantly. Whether or not you are a possible subscriber to this Canadian Adult channel, you can appreciate the humor and you remember the tag line … “You won’t watch for the … Continue reading

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Look for more online video ad spending in 2010. In a new BrightRoll survey of execs and media buyers at ad agencies, 94% said they plan to spend more this year. Over half agreed that online video advertising was more … Continue reading

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And Now, Dr. Masaaki Kumagai, director of Tohoku Gakuin University’s Robot Development Engineering Laboratory, brings us the Ball Inverted Pendulum … 16.5-pound robot able to balance on a bowling ball using three omni-directional wheels. See more here

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