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If Ovi Store was as Good as This Video About It…
…Nokia would have kicked Apple’s ass long ago.
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The Story Carl Rytterfalk’s Camera Tells
Before there was Twitter or before Facebook gained popularity, I followed people online directly through their Websites or RSS feeds. I’ve long favored personal blogs over professional news sites. The best stories are told by and are about people.
What is Microsoft’s Search Engine?
That’s the question Todd Bishop (accompanied by John Cook) asked people on the streets of Seattle about six months ago. No one seemed to know what was Microsoft’s search engine (At that time is was Windows Live). But the two TechFlash reporters asked again yesterday afternoon in front of Seattle Public Library. The results were surprisingly different.
Megawoosh: Slip Slidding Fake
“What’s more popular than ‘Roller Babies’?,” Advertising Age asks. “The world’s largest Slip ‘n Slide. Microsoft’s ‘Megawoosh’ campaign has successfully displaced Evian at the top of the Viral Video Chart, with almost 2.3 million views.”
Hillywood’s ‘Twilight’
The last post is my interview with The Hillywood Show. Here is their video parody of “Twilight.” It’s funny and well-directed and edited. Sisters Hilly and Hannah are talented, indeed.
The Hillywood Show
Among my 17 Comic-Con 2009 interviews: The Hillywood Show players, featuring sisters Hilly and Hannah. These girls are young, motivated and talented. The Website is engaging, and they connect to all the major social media services. They’re primed for success. I love it!
Tokidoki Means ‘Sometimes’
I posted my first video from Comic-Con 2009, with Tokidoki Creator Simone Legno. You don’t know what is Tokidoki? Check out Simone’s Website. Tokidoki means “sometimes” in Japanese. Simone is Italian. Could two cultures go more oddly together?
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