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I looked at some stats for recurring WebTV series we produce for both ourselves and customers. What intrigues me is that without even breaking a sweat, we’re getting some serious traction with our podcast efforts.

Here’s a video our neighbor Don’s friend Josh made about something I’ve wanted to push solar companies on for a while. In the same way that Samsung and Sony make flat screen TVs that I can buy in a box, bring home, plug in and start watching, there should be a similar ease of use for small solar kits.

it seems like everyone is getting in on the widget game. ESPN is creating news feed widgets for all their sports journalists. I’m not really sure how I feel about this one since all it does is show the headlines and drive people to ESPN’s site. good for ESPN. Not so much for the person who features the widget.

One of our favorite alternative energy sources is the fastest growing plant on the planet, a plant that doesn’t have to compete with food crops for land. Algae is sexy. Algae is cool. And Algae can be grown in a Wal-Mart parking lot, the desert, or in any industrial, commercial or residential neighborhood.

It seems like lots of holographic imaging is popping up. the holographic iphone message last week. Holographic Google Earth this week.

With the buzz around Viacom’s court ruling against Google to turn over user information, I checked out Google’s new privacy link on their search home page.
Then I started digging around and found some corporate PR videos.

In the first in a series of short, informative videos on privacy, Google talks about what information we collect when [...]

Evidently, the man on the street, the every man, doesn’t necessarily know what Twitter is. A random, but humorous , sampling of the average New York Joe and Jane revealed that outside the Web 2.0 cool kids club people are ACTUALLY surviving without Twitter.

here’s a video we produced for The Water Initiative, one of our customers. The Water Initiative co-creates small-scale (point-of-use and village-level) water technologies and systems. To aggregate these solutions they utilize the “Base of the Pyramid” (BoP) Protocol to profitably serve those who are less fortunate.

Who created this JC Penny youtube video? Saatchi & Saatchi, the JC Penny agency? With JC Penny’s blessing? A rogue post by the Saatchi & Saatchi creative team that wasn’t approved by the JC Penny customer? Or some random aspiring filmmaker?

Youtube has a call to action for people to create compelling videos around the topic of “What can you do with your Mobile Phone”. Dave Stone saved America from aliens with nothing more than an iPhone and google maps…although he caused a few problems for Canadians.