Category: Video and the Web

I had a slew of client-related work to do this week, and was unable to attend the excellent Mashable Media Summit in NYC yesterday. How do I know it was good? Because I watched/listened to much of the streaming and then saw a slew of amazing aha moments in tweets from the day-long event. There’s … Read More →

I caught up with Steve Rosenbaum, founder of Magnify.net before the Thursday session of We Media Miami last week. Prior to his work with Magnify, Steve was the creator of MTV News UNfiltered. Magnify.net, in many ways, follows the spirit of the groundbreaking MTV program which gave viewers the tools to tell stories that were … Read More →

No shameless plugs here… Genuine Interactive was selected as the winner in the Best Use of Video and Real Estate categories for the 2009 MITX Interactive Awards. The Best Use of Video award was received for the creation of an innovative lead generation video site for 3DVIA. So, our developer friends actually build the site right before … Read More →

By now, most should have heard of the still developing story about two sophomoric – to say the least – Domino’s Pizza employees. In summary, two employees posted a video to YouTube of themselves “improperly handling” food at a North Carolina Domino’s Pizza. The video titled “Disgusting Dominos People” was viewed more than a million times … Read More →

 This is a hilarious news report from 1981 about a "TelePaper" that can be uploaded to a rare machine known as a "home computer."  I was actually in this newscast as a 4 year old but didn't make it past the editing room floor.  In it, I predicted that in 10 years I would have … Read More →

There is no doubt that the line between web and TV is blurring.  The world is learning that there is are fewer differences between their cable boxes and their web browsers. Yesterday’s Presidential Inauguration set a new standard in web viewership.  The Facebook and CNN.com streams and videos of the Inauguration of President Obama generated … Read More →