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Tip Tuesday: Bumper videos are a great innovation based on a traditional broadcasting technique.
Tip Tuesday: Bumper videos are a great innovation based on a traditional broadcasting technique.

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Tip Tuesday: Bumper videos are a great innovation based on a traditional broadcasting technique.

September 11th, 2012|Featured, Tip Tuesday|

An old broadcasting term, “bumper,” is getting new life in online video. Traditionally a bumper was a brief announcement that preceded an advertisement break and then followed it. It would remind you what show or network you were watching after […]

Tip Tuesday: Take advantage of playlists
Tip Tuesday: Take advantage of playlists

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Tip Tuesday: Take advantage of playlists

September 4th, 2012|Featured, Tip Tuesday, Uncategorized|

Playlists have a retro-FM-radio sound to them, but they’re really a powerful tool to spice up your video channel. We use them on our YouTube channel to draw attention to some types of […]

Tip Tuesday: Videos can enhance your grant proposals.
Tip Tuesday: Videos can enhance your grant proposals.

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Tip Tuesday: Videos can enhance your grant proposals.

July 31st, 2012|Featured, Tip Tuesday|

We’ve written before about why video is a great medium for testimonials, and our client The Caring Economy Campaign has applied this insight in a […]

True/False Friday: In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, there’s no hope for video longevity.
True/False Friday: In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, there’s no hope for video longevity.

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True/False Friday: In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, there’s no hope for video longevity.

July 20th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

False. We got to thinking about the issue of a video’s shelf life when we read in the Washington Post that YouTube is a key source of news. Pew Research Center published a new

True/False Friday: The latest technology can be a means of preserving the vulnerable past.
True/False Friday: The latest technology can be a means of preserving the vulnerable past.

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True/False Friday: The latest technology can be a means of preserving the vulnerable past.

June 29th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

True. If you’re surprised to contemplate that a suite of technology could be the means of preserving an indigenous culture, check out this video about the partnership between the Surui people and Google Earth, Trading Bows and Arrows for Laptops:

Tip Tuesday: For personalized searching of the Web, compare Trapit to Google Alerts and see the power of the visual.

May 29th, 2012|Tip Tuesday|

Trapit is a great tool for personalized searching that produces visually appealing results. While Google Alerts can be a powerful tool for anything you need to watch like a hawk—like anything that names your organization itself—its approach […]