Agreed. Plus from an economic standpoint, once we create the need to go into space, the means will present themselves.
Agreed. Plus from an economic standpoint, once we create the need to go into space, the means will present themselves.
I love reading all the non-industry people who automatically go "more frames + PJ did it = logically more quality." I seriously just read every single thread and reply giggling all the way. Oh, fun stuff!
I'd watch it as an Instagram.
I have a very real, very fundamental problem with this.
BOOM! Followed.
Different target demo. One that probably works during the day and doesn't have time to see jokes on the internet while working.
You make a lot of good points. People never latched on to G+ and I'd argue it's because Facebook timed the release of their Timeline feature JUST after G+ was picking up any sort of momentum. That was enough to turn me, anyhow.
With a much fancier price tag attached to it.
Having been to NAB every year since 2006 I'm confident I'll do the same thing to this contraption that I've done to countless contraptions before it: Walk up, submit that it's indeed cool, then realize the work it generates is probably NEVER going to offset its cost.
You know Photoshop CS6 Beta is free for download and fully functional right now while they work out the bugs. (Hint: So far I have found no bugs).
Word. Respect, brotha-mahn.
Subscription-based monthly Box Of Crap (a la Woot)? I feel like if I'm going to buy grooming products I'd rather pick out my own.
You're missing the point of viral marketing entirely. This video could have been the Top Ten Funniest Cat Moments, drawn 22 million views, had a Nike logo at the end and would have been equally successful. Know what doesn't work? Traditional advertising.
Exactly right, and this is how viral marketing is supposed to work. I mean let's face it- they were either going to spend millions on air time and commercial production for a thirty second spot, but instead they're on YouTube for maybe fifty thousand dollars max and I know the name of a product that I'd never heard of…
Yep. I dated an USAF nurse stationed in San Antonio for a while and when she and her other nurse girl friends would go out they'd come home, throw in a frozen pizza and stick each other with needles, then wake up fine the next day. This is pretty common in military medical circles apparently.
What ever happened to the ol' "BOOT AND RALLY" technique? Has college taught us nothing?
I'm sure you already know this but just to clarify: this particular incident isn't specific to JetBlue. That airport in St. Maarten is pretty famous for their short runway/proximity to the beach. My brother works on a cruise ship that ports there twice a week and apparently these injuries are pretty common (with who…
YES! I was wondering how this video would look with a new soundtrack, say something a la "Let The Bodies Hit The Floor."
Aside from looking arguably silly when you're wearing them, was there anything showcased in the product's capabilities that looked even remotely useful? I mean, what does Google expect- that I'm going to have an Android phone AND Google Specs? Redundancies abound. If I want maps I have my smart phone. If I want video…
Well that's not really how it works. Employers will learn to forgive your shortcomings if they think you're a stellar individual. As a corporate media producer it's been my experience that personality takes the cake over qualifications any day. A company is N more times likely to hire you if they like you as opposed…