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Paranormal Activity Fans Will Low-Budget Digital Video Horror Film Into Theaters

Paranormal Activity was released in 2007. It took two years to get to a screen near you but thanks to an online marketing effort that demonstrated popular appeal during a limited release last weekend, Paramount will release the film nationwide on October 16.

ESPN Launches YouTube Channel, Prohibits Embedding

Is the desire by professional sports leagues to tightly control their content working against their own best interests? Is it even possible?

Babes On Skates: Evian's TV Ad Campaign Minus The Television

During a week in which Michael Jackson’s death dominated not just the news, but also online video viewing, Evian’s deliberate attempt at creating a viral video has succeeded to the tune of 3.8 million views.

YouTube Offering New Channel Designs

YouTube is offering new channel designs that are a vast improvement over the current designs, both in presentation and as a user experience.

Citizen Journalism In Iran: YouTube Videos Of Election Protests & Police Clashes

This is a playlist of some of the citizen journalism videos uploaded to YouTube shot on the ground in Iran of the protests and clashes with the state police.

Brilliant Example Of Video Marketing Using YouTube

Charlotte, North Carolina-based ad agency BooneOakley has turned its Web site into a YouTube channel.

Emerging Media Presentation: Big 10 News Directors Conference

Maria Surma Manka’s presentation includes insights and recommendations for navigating the social media world: Best tools and best practices for networking, reaching out to policymakers and media.

PSA: The Spam Police

A man on a mission to stop the evil of chain comments.

A Paper Notebook Computer Surfing The Paper Internet

Notebook is very cool: A student animation project of four short experimental films where creator Evelien Lohbeck tries to confuse reality and challenge illusions and expectations.

YouTube Videos Accompany Stories In Revamped Google News

Google News is now incorporating YouTube videos into their search results and news compilations. What does this mean for communications professionals?