I thought this might of interest to readers:

The NATPE convention (National Association of Television Program Executives) was held this past week and they kick it off with a video all about how viral videos have become part of our lives.

This wonderful video takes us through the kinds of TV and digital programs and events that move us to want to pass it on. From things that make us laugh, cry, and wonder why.

The video which you can see…

GoDaddy’s commerical invites you to visit their website to see the GoDaddy Ad with Danica exposing herself (deemed to hot for TV). You go to godaddy, click the banner, and a huge advertisement for dot tv sits just below the header sitting on one HUGE piece of real estate.

Just remember…

As the stock market and real estate markets (traditional sources for investment) fail to generate returns,…

Super Bowl Sunday is upon us!  I am not sure when it happened by the Super Bowl is now a weekend extravaganza and probably THE biggest sports event in any given year (excluding the Olympics). 

Why?  Did you know that more HD televisions are sold that weekend than any other weekend of the year?  Did you know that it costs more to run your commercial during the Bowl than any other show on television?  Its probably all of those HD television viewers that the advertisers want to reach in one place at one time or the fact that their commercials will be watched on the Internet, talked about at the water cooler, or discussed in chat rooms for the next year.  Each advertiser tries to outdo the other for the Best Super Bowl Commercial.

You would think that with all this money going into the Super Bowl that SuperBowl.tv would be worth some decent cash.  Better yet, if its not a premium name by Verisign standards, you would espect that its owner has invested money to make it a well-developed site bustling with activity...with streaming live video coming from different amateur reporters on the field or fans popping into the live chat to toss their two cents in about one team’s total meltdown on defense.  The site is…

Sounds like standard marketing BS right?  Can there really be a solution to the novice or amateur web developer’s needs?  According to their website, “[t]he new release dramatically extends your ability to manage media, members and reporting, all essential to growing a successful community. Additionally, it contains more site customization and syndication as well as features that are designed to create a more engaging experience for your community’s members.”

I decided to head over to their website and stumbled upon this video, which is worth checking out if you have not seen it…