McGarryBowen, New York created my second favorite spots of Super Bowl 2013.
Female Car Buyer: It’s a puppy.
Car Salesman: Not a puppy, he’s a wolf.
Female Car Buyer: What now?
Car Salesman: He’s a wolf, and that is its incredibly protective mother.
Wolf Mom: Grrrrrrrrr.
Male Car Buyer: Put the wolf down.
House of Cards, the most remarkable new television drama of the year, is not being shown on any television channel. It may have been inspired by the 1990s BBC classic with which it shares a title, but this series belongs to the future of the medium, not the past.
Don’t believe me on anecdote alone? Take a gander of these statistics from Google: “4 in 10 shoppers visited a store in person or online as a direct result of watching a video,†and “34 percent of apparel shoppers said they were more likely to make a purchase after viewing an online video ad.†Eliminating the barrier between viewing and purchase is the only way to improve those already impressive statistics.
via How Shoppable Video Will Add the Next Layer of Interaction to Video Engagement | The Agency Post.
Straight outta the blocks late last week there was Vinepeek, a website which throws up just-posted Vine videos. Now there’s Vine Roulette, which offers up an entire wall of six-second videos for you to… uh… enjoy?
On Sunday, February 3, all hell will break loose. A group of warriors will engage in a fierce contest of strength to determine who among the assembled is the very best there is. Millions will watch, admiring the brinkmanship, the balletic grace, and the shiny, shiny coats. The Super Bowl will also be on.
via A Side-By-Side Comparison Of Your Super Bowl And Puppy Bowl Starting Lineups | Co.Create.
