Here it is! My final web video project.
After several take, and much editing, this is as good as it gets. So please, look past the few stutters and word mix-ups.
The total video only runs 5:05, but lately when I upload to YouTube, it adds on several minutes of nothingness. Just to be clear, don’t worry about watching past 5:05.
Anyways, enjoy!
Well, here we are folks, we’ve made it to the end of the semester. First off, I want to thank all of you that have stuck around to read my nonsense and my reviews, whether you are my classmates, professors, my friends, family or any others that were/are passing by. I’ll try to continue posting somewhat regularly since most of these were for a grade, but I won’t make any promise to those who read my writing religiously (if there was anyone out there reading these to that degree). Continue reading “The End is Near/What I’ve Learned (#J360)”
It’s that time of year again: final exams, projects due, sleepless nights and nights of cramming last minute information into your brain with the risk of information overload. It seems like the days will never end, but eventually they do and you have the pleasure of knowing that you won’t have to do the same routine until the end of the next semester.
In May 2013, it was originally reported that 100 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. As of November 2014, despite the out-of-date statistics page on YouTube, Google confirmed that now over 300 hours, or 12.5 days, of video are uploaded every minute, triple the amount in less than two years.
Continue reading “300+ Hours of Video are Uploaded to YouTube Every Minute –Article Review (#J360)”
Another week, another blog for all of you to read. Today, I’ll explore the reasons and inspirations on why I switched my major and ultimately chose public relations as my career path. Continue reading “Why I Chose Public Relations (#J360)”
TV Ad Dollars Slowly Shifting to Web Video [Wall Street Journal]
This week’s article under review comes from the Wall Street Journal. If you read the title of the link above, I think you get the overall gist of the article, and it shouldn’t be to anyone’s surprise that this is actually happening.
Read the original article here: Twitter Appoints Product Chief, Replacing One Named 6 Months Ago [New York Times]
The article above outlines the internal troubles within the social media giant. Troubles that are hard to capture in 140 characters or less, so I won’t even bother trying.
Continue reading “Twitter Appoints New Product Executive After Six Months (#J360)”
I’m back with another article review for my J360 Online Public Relations class. This time, I’ll be review an article over the 22 LinkedIn Secrets LinkedIn Won’t Tell You.
It was such a great experience storming the field for our first “Pitch Invasion.” Glad to be a part of this fan base. I was with the team’s President and GM just moments before doing this, and we both agreed that this has been a long time coming. Peter Wilt jokingly said that “We should change our team slogan. No more ‘World game, Indiana’s team,’ but ‘Winning is good!'” This soon started a “Winning is good” chant that echoed through the stands. The owner of Indy Eleven tweeted me after the game saying I brought luck. Great night.
It’s been about five years since my last computer purchase, and I figured I long overdue. Continue reading “Microsoft Surface, First Impression (#J360)”
James T Higdon 