These posts are, well, rather inconsequential. But fun all the same.
The use of online video to present, inspire and captivate customers has been one of the primary engines of the video distribution revolution. Here are a few examples that I think are worth noting.
The first is not new content by any means. According to the date stamp these videos are almost two years old. All the same their clarity in messaging and memorable content have insured a long self-life of interest for them. I offer two videos that work nicely and should be viewed in succession. The first (with 1.5 million views) is from Dove's award winning campaign that helps young women understand the mechanics of selling beauty. The second one is the other side of the coin. If parody is the highest form of flattery then Dove must feel loved. With 1.3 million views we see a journey on a road I know all too well.
The second is about the future rather than the past. Like the metal and plastic puck most of us lug around in our pockets and purses, our mobile phone of the future will be a constant companion, serving not only as our communicator but also as our environmental sensor. "Naturally", it will harness solar energy and be self-cleaning (thanks to integrated nanotechnology). But that's just skimming the surface. To see the full-blown vision of engineers at Nokia and the University of Cambridge Nanoscience Center, watch this video.
If to think about this article seriously... many interesting conclusions come to my mind
Posted by: Richard | 01/26/2009 at 08:51 AM