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Remember the movie "The Game" with Michael Douglas and Sean Penn as unlikely brothers, shot before the backdrop of vertiginous San Francisco? Well, here's a a new interface for San Francisco: SFZero is "a new representation for the data that's already there.

There’s also a microsite that goes with it.

The internet video outfit behind lonelygirl15 has hooked up with CBS to push network content onto the web and mobile phones via interactive featurettes. Eqal, which produced lonelygirl15 (pictured) and its follow-up, KateModern, has collectively generated more than 150 million views for its online series.

Mahalo is on a role. First, the controversial TechCrunch review of Mahalo's founder blog entry on expecting employees to work 16 hours a day every day because he does (which I wholeheartedly disagree with). Now, their YouTube retro video is truly good stuff and relevant to the email marketing world.

How young is too young to surf videos on YouTube? Totlol, a new online video site, targets computer-savvy kiddies aged 6 months to 6 years. The site relies on YouTube's platform and sizable video database.

by Jennifer Laycock It's no secret consumer generated content is hot. Both McDonald's and Apple have bought the rights to content found on YouTube and turned them into commercials in recent months. Consumer generated content has a "real" feeling to it and can often be purchased for far less than the cost of custom created ads.

Seems the Thunderbirds are coming back with a couple of adverts running on tv, so far the best has to be Drench Spring Water with brains having a bit of a dance off!!

Seems a few people are with all the email alerts, event invites, pokes etc..

Top 10 Newsperson Meltdowns Posted by GenesisEditor in Uncategorized We here in the NY/NJ metro area were treated to a little oops the other night when local NBC newsanchor and veteran NYC reporter Sue Simmons dropped the F-bomb during a teaser on a break from “Medium.” Of course the press have had a field day with it, but it’s not the first time a reporter has melted down on the air.

This one has been roaming the net in the last few days: It has more than 2 Million views already. Who would have thought that this is actually a viral clip for Levi’s? Amazingly well done - both in terms of content as well as spreading it on the net. Who was the agency - does anyone know?