Hutts and Recreation
If you’re a fan of Parks and Recreation (and you should be), Star Wars (who isn’t? and we’re talking original trilogy here!), and, ideally, both you will absolutely go out of your mind for this opening theme parody called Hutts and Recreation. Okay, so if you absolutely don’t go out of your mind, there’s a [...]
Blog Focus: YouTube to Charge for Streaming TV?
I can't mark the exact moment when I made Hulu one of the regular stops during my web-drenched day, but I do know that it was sometime around two years ago. While I'll certainly stop by YouTube to check out the latest UGC meme or dig up some video of brilliant obscurity, Hulu is more [...]
Google/YouTube Tests “Skippable” Video Ads
Online advertising is “booming,” according to The New York Times… if they’re running before, after, or during a video, that is. Therefore, many bloggers and industry observers are going to be keeping a close eye on Google’s experimentation with “skippable” online video ads, or advertising that can be “clicked off” to skip the ad and [...]
Because it’s Friday: Werewolf Bar Mitzvah
I’ve been getting my tweet on of late, talking about my recent “discovery” and obsession with 30 Rock. This little gem of a clip had me stitches, simply because it’s bizarre and random and very “who would think of that?” In short, amazing. I give you Werewolf Bar Mitzvah, because it’s Friday. Enjoy.
Star Wars: the retelling
When wacky web memes, online video, and The Force collides, it’s likely to be a good time. In this case it’s Star Wars retold by someone who has only seen bits and pieces of it, and it’s one good time. Enjoy. Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn’t seen it) from Joe Nicolosi on Vimeo. [...]
The Curious Case of Forrest Gump
As Internet memes of hilarity go, The Curious Case of Forrest Gump is actually pretty hilarious. (via Boing Boing)
Propaganda and war in the age of online video
Pretty interesting and provocative short post from the Swampland politics blog about how Israel is harnessing YouTube during the ongoing conflict in Gaza: The Israeli military has its own broadcast channel for the war in Gaza, via YouTube of course. Though Israel is not the first nation to use the Internet to distribute military propaganda, [...]
When The Prisoner gets set free, what does that tell us about online media?
If you’re a fan of great TV and science fiction, you owe it to yourself to check out The Prisoner, a 1960s psychedelic sci fi thriller from the BBC, starring Patrick McGoohan. Where can you check it out? Glad you asked, as AMC has made the entire series available online as a promotion for the [...]
The interwebed planet
Pretty amazing visualization of world air travel over a 24 hour period.
Prop 8 The Musical
This is way too good not to share, and already a great object lesson on how strong and compelling content can sweep the Interwebs in mere hours. And check out star-studded this thing is, unbelievable! It’s a musical, you see, about an already infamous proposition labeled with the number eight… Enjoy. See more Jack Black [...]



