It seems that Samsung is looking into using Google’s Androif software to power some of their televisions. According to comments by the head of the Samsung TV division in Seoul earlier today, they are “reviewing it”.If you recall Samsung recently reported that Diva TV would be a content partner in parts of Europe last week

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Samsung TV Going Android?

Google has been a bit playful this week leading up to today’s media event.  Yesterday, the logo was comprised of little blue dots, and users could mouse over it to “scatter” the dots all over the page before they regrouped again.  It was pretty neat, and also vague in its meaning.

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Google Gets Instant: Real-Time Live Search Results As You Type

Kellogg’s is one of the more recognizable brands in the U.S.

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Kellogg’s Sets Good Example With Their First Web-Only Video Advertisement

I used to subscribe to Entertainment Weekly for many years, and the Fall TV Preview is, without a doubt, one of the best issues of the calendar year.  The magazine breaks down all the new and returning shows from the networks and major cable stations, including interviews, photos, and behind-the-scenes gossip.  If you’re a television

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Entertainment Weekly Teams Up With YouTube To Power Video-Based Fall TV Preview

I love writing about viral marketing, and in particular, video marketing that pushes the boundaries of what advertising can look like and how it can behave.  I write about such videos often, even just last week.  So it should come as no surprise that I’m the guy writing about a new partnership between Campaign Media

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YouTube & Campaign Media To Crown “Ad Of The Year”

Hello everyone and welcome to the long weekend (for those of you in the US that is). The rest of us, well some of us even work on the weekends… This weekend I thought we would take a look at some really cool uses of the HTML 5 canvas and incorporating video into it.

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Awesome HTML5 Canvas and Video Demos

Sony’s got one (sort of), Samsung does too, so why not Philips?

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Philips TV Video On Demand Film Supplier Is A Diva

Every Friday I like to share some of the week’s biggest viral video hits with you.  I also like deconstructing them, trying to put our finger on what it was about each video that hit the viewing public just right enough to make them share it like mad.  Perhaps we can learn and hone our

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Viral Video Lessons Round Up – Rockets, Collaborations, & Camera Glitches

I love writing about “outside-the-box” YouTube videos.  Anytime a brand can push the boundaries of what’s possibly on YouTube while also exuding humor and creativity, I take notice.  You might remember me pointing out such ads for Google Chrome or the film The Expendables.   And now there’s a new one from Tipp-Ex called “NSFW. A

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This Week’s Best YouTube Ad Campaign: Tipp-Ex Impresses With Custom Interactive YouTube Video

How much is your company spending on SEO? Did you know that the average visitor to your website will spend less than ten seconds scanning your site before deciding to stick around or click elsewhere? The money you invest to draw visitors to your site, through SEO, SEM, blog posting, or any other tactic, isn’t

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Staying Power: Keep Your Visitors Interested With Online Video Testimonials