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Is this the second best video ever added to YouTube? Judge for yourself! [VIDEO]
This video doesn’t really need an introduction other than giving you its YouTube title: A cat in a shark suit riding a roomba and chasing a duck
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Mood of the SMEs: More upbeat about economy, but decidedly downbeat about government
Might the two millions SMEs be swing voters in this year’s elections? Potentially, they could, especially when disgruntled.
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How to predict the next YouTube trend: proven with math, logic and bits of string [VIDEO]
Ryan Higa has cracked the secret to viral YouTube videos. It took four days and a lot of string but, I think he’s on to something.
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My hovercraft is full of eels … Eels that got into it when I flew over the water hazzard on the golf course [VIDEO]
Many thought that this video was an April Fools joke that released a day late. Which goes to show that timing is everything.
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Is cuteness a factor that helps make a video go viral? Or, do we just love puppies? [VIDEO]
Three days after its release on YouTube the latest ad from Volkswagen has gathered close to half a million views. It’s not a particularly remarkable ad. But, it does have a puppy in it.
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I’m a school-run-taker, fairy-cake-baker, deal-maker, orgasm-faker, nit-raker, rattle-shaker … new Fiat ad rocks da house! [VIDEO]
Rather than another boring car ad, you know the ones with panoramic views, winding roads and well behaved children, Fiat took a different approach. Talk about speaking directly to your target market! The motherhood rap is rocking the YouTube world. Word!
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YouTube rewinds the most watched videos of 2012 [VIDEO]
I apologise in advance. To discover what were the most watched YouTube videos in 2012, you will have to endure two of the most annoying songs of the year. Sorry.
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Tourism Australia gives its YouTube channel a refreshing facelift
“We now have 450 live videos on our dedicated YouTube site, with more than 5,000 subscribers and a track record of 6.5 million views and we will be looking to grow this further with a better and more enriching experience for users.” Andrew McEvoy, Managing Director, Tourism Australia.
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Easing kids into financial literacy and entrepreneurship
Kids at Switch seeks to not only foster financial literacy in students, but to do so in a way that taps their passions and sense of play into a sense of unshakeable purpose. The concept is inspired by the disparate influences of highly successful investors such as Robert Kiyosaki and Warren Buffett, and innovative educationists such as Sir Ken Robinson, besides Finland’s education system.
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How big? Really big! The global online video market will be worth US$37 billion in 2017
Online video remains a small, but growing, proportion of total TV and video revenues. Informa estimates that it will account for 8% of such revenues by 2017. By the end of the decade, if current growth rates continue, it will account for over 10% of revenues. However, its value in the market today is concentrated among only a few players.
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Are advertising creatives running out of ideas? [VIDEO]
Some must be. This ad from UK based 4G provider 4GEE (we see what they did there!) takes one of the 2011 YouTube video hits, Fenton, and remasters it into an ad.
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Stackla, the Australian social media start up that is taking on Lady Gaga
Stackla is at the forefront of an emerging trend, where brands and organisations are providing curated social media content to their fans, providing a more relevant & tailored social experience.
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biNu snaps $2 million in quest to deliver smarts to dumb phones
biNu, a four-year-old Sydney startup, is not the only one seeking to do so but might have just became the most high-profile one – what with a $2 million funding round led by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s TomorrowVentures, and including WorldReader founder David Risher and other private investors in Australia and the U.S.
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SMEs dumping Internet in the face of economic slump
The Business Monitor, which surveyed 1,004 SME operators, found online business activity such as online transactions, email marketing and social media to be in decline. Less than a quarter (24%) used search engines to promote their business, down from nearly one-third (31%) in March. Social media activity on Facebook, YouTube and Google+ fell three percentage points to 15% and professional networking on LinkedIn fell six percentage points to 13%
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How to become an unofficial Olympic YouTube sensation by stealth [VIDEO]
Who’s that cheeky bloke behind the Queen? After realising he was on camera, and being beamed across the planet, the guy standing to the right behind the Queen realises the top of his head is cut off in the shot. He slowly, sneakily bends his knees so the glory of his full head of hair is included in the footage.
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Not really Australia’s Zuckerbergs, but give Kondoot’s founders an ear
Kondoot calls itself the world’s “first integrated, social live video platform.” It’s founders are being referred to as the Australian Zuckerbergs. It’s heading for a humble $10 million share offering on the ASX. So, what’s it really all about?
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Happy birthday YouTube. Check out how this one crazy idea changed our world [VIDEO]
an you believe it? YouTube is seven years old. It seems like only yesterday that it had just a few thousand videos. Yet, it’s also one of those strange situations where it’s hard to remember life before YouTube.
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Viral Marketing 101 just changed. Check out lessons from ‘The Hunger Games’
What was the last thing you did before booking your movie tickets? One in five logged on to Facebook and checked out what their close friends said about the movie, and an even higher 38% found other ways to do the same, suggesting a clear shift in the dynamics of viral marketing.
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Tired of watching YouTube online? Try the complete YouTube collection, now available on DVD [VIDEO]
No more having to wait for buffering with your patchy download, you can watch your YouTube videos instantly, direct from your shiny, new DVD collection!
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How to build a YouTube empire in your underpants [WEBINAR]
The Internet has become more and more visual – people watch more than they read. YouTube is now the world’s second biggest search engine, with over three billion videos viewed daily and 48 hours of video content uploaded every minute. Join Internet video and search guru Jim Stewart as he reveals the 5 critical steps for creating and delivering web videos that stand out without breaking the bank.
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