Consumer Generated Media Archives - Page 13 of 14

Are You Ready For Internet-Ready TV?

Are you preparing for the coming convergence of the Internet and television? Get a glimpse of what’s in store.

Identity Theft: Facebook Face/Off Spoof Video

Watch Facebook Face Off, a hilarious spoof of the 1997 John Woo film Face/Off starring John Travolta and Nicolas Cage. The spoof video addresses identity theft in Facebook.

Will Google's Video Ad Network Expand The Embeddable Web?

Google’s announcement that they will include YouTube videos in their AdSense program will go a long way toward encouraging video producers to allow their video to be embedded.

AOL News Beta Integrates Social & Conversational Media

The AOL News beta combines a news aggregator function with blogging, tagging, and embedding features to enable conversational media.

Gmail – Customer Generated Video

Google’s Gmail video contest is a superb example of citizen marketing through consumer generated video.

Twin Cities Meals On Wheels Google MyMaps Mashup

Twin Cities Meals On Wheels has created a wonderful and extremely useful Google Maps mashup of the Twin Cities metropolitan area Meals on Wheels locations.

Barry Bonds & The Flickr Effect – The End Of Iconography

There was no iconic image of Barry Bonds’ breaking of Hank Aaron’s career home runs record. Has the Flickr Effect killed iconography?

Future Tense Interview On Minneapolis Bridge Collapse

Listen to Minnesota Public Radio’s Future Tense interview with Internet marketing expert David Erickson about citizen journalism’s role in the Minneapolis bridge collapse media coverage.

More Thoughts About Citizen Media During Minneapolis Bridge Collapse Disaster

Is the quality, variety, and volume of citizen journalism that came out of the Minneapolis bridge collapse a uniquely Minnesota phenomenon?

Minneapolis Bridge Collapse & Citizen Journalism

From Twitter tweets, to eyewitness blog posts, to Flickr photos and YouTube cell phone videos, to crowd sourcing collaborative reporting, citizen journalism played a significant and central role in the news coverage of the Highway 35W Minneapolis bridge collapse.