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May 1st is RSS Awareness Day

By leelefever on April 30, 2008 - 8:59pm.

RSS Awareness DayApparently, May 1st is RSS Awareness Day!

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Major Updates to Our Videos (2 Examples)

By leelefever on April 16, 2008 - 9:23am.

A couple of weeks ago, we announced The Common Craft Store.  It was a pretty soft roll-out, but was a huge moment for us.  Not only did it mark the end of a lot of preparation, but a new business model.  So far, so good.  Plus, the more-ready-for-prime-time Store will soon be coming to an Internet near you.

A big part of preparing to open the Store was making new versions of each video in both Windows (.wmv) and Mac (.mov) formats.  This gave us a chance to make improvements across the library - especially to our first few videos, which has sound and color issues.

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Own It

By leelefever on April 6, 2008 - 9:18pm.

What is the point where many projects get off track? We think it's when decision making becomes a burden.  Indecision, lack of ownership and unclear reasoning often means stasis and frustration.  Over the past year, and likely through traveling together, Sachi and I have evolved a system that helps us be productive without wasting time.  It's a system of ownership - of being personally accountable for the small decisions that contribute to the overall goal.
 

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Internet Power - A 1995 Video Explaining the Internet

By leelefever on March 18, 2008 - 11:27am.


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Russian "Gmail Art" Video - Life Sized Paperworks

By leelefever on February 27, 2008 - 9:58am.

From the description on the video page, this is:

A video that Saatchi Moscow created and produced for Google to attract more Russian people on GMail. 

Visually, it's a bit like our videos, but in a giant format.  Instead of pieces of paper, they are using giant pieces of pre-printed fabric.  The video is quite artful and well done. Isn't it funny too, that it's by Saatchi and Saatchi instead of Lee and Sachi?  

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Learn New Media from the Ninjas

By leelefever on February 21, 2008 - 12:48pm.

Kent Nichols is the co-creator or Ninja Master of Ask-a-Ninja, which I'm quite sure you know about. I recently discovered his Twitter feed and blog and since, I've learned a lot from his perspectives on disrupting Hollywood, the business of new media, and the web video industry. 

His no-nonsense and opinionated style really makes it clear where he stands, and I often agree.  Plus, he's full of smart advice for content producers. Recommended. 

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CBS's "Fast Draw" Whiteboard Explanations

By leelefever on February 18, 2008 - 2:25pm.

CBS is starting to integrate whiteboard-based explantions into the news.  We first heard about it  being used on the show Sunday Morning, where I imagine the lighter content seemed more appropriate.  Thanks to Ron for the pointer to this video.

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Data Portability For Non-Geeks

By leelefever on January 16, 2008 - 4:07pm.

If you look at DataPortability.org, it's obvious they have an explanation problem. I'm not likely their target audience, but "Turnkey Reference Blueprints" don't exactly make me want to get involved.

That's why I like this video by Smash Cut Media - it focuses on the pain of having to keep up with data across mutiple web sites - and how the Data Portability workgroup is helping to solve the problem.  It's a bit flashy, but effective and fun to watch. 

Check it out:

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A Wonderfully Entertaining Sushi Video

By leelefever on January 11, 2008 - 3:59pm.

This video is a masterpiece in my opinion - especially if you're into  Japanese culture (Sachi is half-Japanese).  It's just so culturally real, so bitingly satirical, so truly funny.  It won awards at the now defunct Resfest in 2003, and now it's on YouTube for your viewing pleasure.

Give it a little while to get rolling - it starts slow and literal.


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New Social Media eBook - And a Funny Blogger Outreach Video

By leelefever on December 10, 2007 - 7:46pm.

Wouldn't it be nice if every author actually lived in the world that they wrote about? It's one thing to be an observer, but yet another to be a resident.  That's why it's my pleasure to point you to a new ebook by Darren Barefoot and Julie Szabo of Capulet Communications.

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