April 19, 2011

GWP 2011-04-20 #185: Snow and Rain but Show Goes On

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From the Snowy, then rainy Madison, WI. The studio had a little water damage. Last week I got warned by YouTube about Copyright. Finally got the Lenovo M90z I am giving away. That and Kodak’s commitment when Flip has flopped, Samsung sells to Seagate, .xxx domains are active and more. All on the show.

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Show Notes:
Samsung Sells to Seagate
XXX Domains are Live
Google Invites you to Edit Maps
Sprint Infuses Clearwire
Free TV on Bamboom – Is it legal?
No Mafiawars in MySpace
Sonos Music is Easier
iTunes 10.2.2
Twitter after Tweetdeck
Microsoft Office 365 Beta
Samsung vs. Apple
9 Renewable Energies that fit in your Pocket
DomoNation – Domo vs. Minions

QOTW: Thoughts on Cisco closing Flip
Video: Sergey Brin – Oct 6, 2000

Kodak Commits when Flip Flips Customers – Geekazine supports and endorses Kodak cameras.
Marketers Plan to Increase Social Media Spending Government Sites Still remain Hacked
Match.com Screening
Apple Pay-per-Click Rejections
Sandcrawler Building?

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Viral videos often feature content that is surprising, funny, or emotionally powerful. Sometimes, they just come to fruition when fate passes along.
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Some people don't tempt fate. They have a strategy using software to make sure a good, but very small population with the passion to re-share decides to do so. But in this world of 8+ billion, you might only have the ability to reach .0000001%.
Heck, this post may be seen by even less than that. In the 1000/100/1 model, I would be lucky if someone comments, or even reshares.
I did a video two weeks ago that I thought was going to go viral simply because a celebrity was on it. Yet, another video that focused on an electric motorcycle did way better.
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