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  • The Web-Junkie Generation

    The Web-Junkie Generation: Attack of the Multi-Hyphenates

    by John Rota | Apr 26, 2010

    Online videos have taken over the world. Websites like YouTube, places like your local Supermarket, and anywhere else with a flat screen on the wall can showcase online video content. The word viral has become commonplace, and today’s celebrities are not just famous actors or rock stars; they are multi-hyphenate average Joes who have access to cameras and computers. “What’s a “multi-hyphenate,” you ask? It’s an empowered, multi-talented, Internet savvy artist who creates, produces, and distributes original online video content.

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  • From the Stitch to the Pitch: The Evolution of Adidas

    From the Stitch to the Pitch: The Evolution of Adidas

    by John Rota | Jun 20, 2010

    Let’s enjoy the month of games and embrace our Nationalistic pride. If your team does not claim the coveted World Cup this year, take solace in the fact that the commercials will live on well past the tournament.

     

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  • 5 Japanese Commercials Celebs Don't Want You To See

    5 Japanese Commercials Celebs Don't Want You To See

    by Michael Tapp | Oct 23, 2010

    During pre-Internet times (long before your mom had a Twitter account) celebrities thought they could star in ludicrous Japanese TV commercials, rake in ridiculous amounts of cash, and leave their integrity intact.  A few years passed by, Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web, and... ENTER YOUTUBE and a slew of other video sharing sites. Now these commercials can be seen anywhere in the world at any time. So let’s laugh at these crazy ads while the stars sit at home and count their earnings.  5 Japanese commercials celebs don't want you to see are cataloged right here!

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  • eGuiders Blatman, Goldberg and Mason featured in New York Times: Brooklyn comedy troupe Sunset Television lauded for absurd sketch videos

    by Ezra Soiferman | Mar 13, 2013

     We were thrilled to see eGuiders Drew Blatman, Alex Goldberg and Graham Mason and their sketch comedy troupe Sunset Television featured in a very complimentary New York Times article. Congratulations, guys!

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