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This shows some of the most well written, thought out advertisements of the year. Videos like these are re-defining the term "viral", and steer away from the more traditional types of videos. The user does not care that these videos are ads because they are so captivating and entertaining.

This website discusses some recent viral video advertisements on the internet. It shows why they work, and why viral video advertising was (in some cases) their only option to advertise the product.

"combine Multiple Description Coding (MDC) with multiple source transport (Multipoint-to-Point transfer: MP2P) in order to maintain smooth video streaming over wireless ad hoc networks"

Open Source Cinema lets you create and / or remix your own videos or other videos that people have posted from places likes YouTube. You can also join group remix projects.

This site allows anyone to input two YouTube video URLs and then "create" a mash-up with them.

This might be interesting to those of you who are doing research projects on music copyright laws/ parodys, etc. I suggest watching Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" music video before watching this if you haven't already, otherwise, it's not as funny.

I had actually never watched the full video of "Bad Romance" and I loved it and the remake. I thought it was really creative... thanks for posting!

This article talks about how Tufts University now accepts YouTube videos as part of their application process. Potential students still need to write an essay but they can also submit a video to show admissions who they really are.

Video of Davy Rothbart, author of Found Magazine, talking about his favorite "finds" and other things related to Found.

MySpace Music profile for Weird Al Yankovic. Download Weird Al Yankovic Comedy / Pop / Rock music singles, watch music videos, listen to free streaming mp3s, & read Weird Al Yankovic's blog." />no-cache

A perfect example of "publish then filter": Italian courts convict Google executives of defamation and piracy for not removing an offensive video

Somewhat like the mashup videos we watched in class about Hitler. Some may have seen it already. Deserves another watch ! :)

This is a YouTube video of three astronauts talking about how they "tweet" from the International Space Station. Interesting to think that it literally has no limits.

If you are interested in science information in an interactive way this is a really great Web site. It has podcasts, images, television channels, video podcasts, etc. This Web site shows a way information is being conveyed via the web in different interactive mediums.

The latest news, photos, insider info and other facts about pop satirist ''Weird Al'' Yankovic. Includes some of links to fan-made videos as well as blogs and twitters from Weird Al.

This article just gives insight to different ways of making a video or video storytelling more appealing. I thought this would be interesting since we are working on our trailors.

I found this website while searching for free educational material for a separate class. While this site may not tie into my research report of "internet advertising", I think it is very important. Academic Earth is a free site that anyone can sign up for. It offers free online video lectures from some of the most prestigous universities in the country (Harvard, Yale, MIT, Stanford, Princeton). The lecture topics range from Psychics to Psychology, and everything in between. The importance of this website is pretty obvious. The average Joe that can't afford college tuition can learn much of the same material for free that the wealthy and privileged are receiving for $100,000 a year.

A social networking site for discovering and sharing content.

The Catholic Church is joinging the blogosphere.Pope Benedict said "Priests are thus challenged to proclaim the Gospel by employing the latest generation of audiovisual resources -- images, videos, animated features, blogs, Web sites..."