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Devon charity work

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on September 22, 2008 at 1:50 pm

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OU-Baylor kickoff set

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Why Robert Plant, Alison Krauss are coming to OKC

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on September 19, 2008 at 4:30 pm

George Lang, of StaticBlog fame, stopped by today. Click below as George discusses why Robert Plant and Alison Krauss decided to play OKC at the Zoo Amp to raise money for Houston’s victims of Hurricane Ike.

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Anatomy of video production

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on September 19, 2008 at 1:32 pm

Three Oklahomans were reported dead yesterday, killed in the line of duty in Iraq.

Videos like this are a combination of the reporting and resources OPUBCO has available. The words from the reporters who have filed stories for NewsOK and The Oklahoman. The images come from the talented photographers at OPUBCO.

The videography of the studio comes [...]

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Talk like a pirate… so we did

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on September 19, 2008 at 1:25 pm

Talk Like A Pirate Day! on 12seconds.tv

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How safe are our oil fields?

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on September 19, 2008 at 11:25 am

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OU’s Granger out 4-6 weeks

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on September 18, 2008 at 10:45 am

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Buy 4 Less: Salad - behind the scenes

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on September 17, 2008 at 4:44 pm

Goofy title, but hey, it’s a halfway goofy shoot too. But, thanks to the energy and friendliness of Sean and Cathy Cummings, it’s one of my favorite shoots. Last week, the Buy 4 Less - Bread video ranked highly in NewsOK.tv traffic. This week, we turn to the salads.

This one looks so easy even I [...]

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Sorry, Google maps does not work with the iPhone

Posted by davemorris

on September 17, 2008 at 4:41 pm

What?

Google announced that it’s cool mobile team has taken the Google Maps street view to the hand held screens. But not to my iPhone.
Visiting the Google site with an iPhone produces this message: “Sorry, Google Maps does not work on your Apple iPhone.”

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Devon Energy restores off-shore production

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on September 17, 2008 at 12:44 pm

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Lost Remote

YouTube offers publishers links in overlays: If you’re a... July 1, 2009

YouTube offers publishers links in overlays: If you’re a publisher who buys search ads on YouTube, you qualify to create overlays on your clips (like the one above) that are designed to drive traffic back to your site. “All you have to do is include a short headline, ad text, a destination url, and upload an optional image, and the overlay will appear whene […]

"WNBC.com or WNBC4.com is an extension of the television station, it’s not a real scaled game. We..." July 1, 2009

““WNBC.com or WNBC4.com is an extension of the television station, it’s not a real scaled game. We don’t want to play just in that game. We want to play in the entire New York or Chicago or Los Angeles or whatever city you want to call it online media space and we can’t do that by just limiting ourselves to the call letters of our traditional analog TV stati […]

Joost scaling back, to offer white label video service: Joost... July 1, 2009

Joost scaling back, to offer white label video service: Joost had high hopes of become the premium video destination on the web, a space that’s now largely occupied by Hulu. So now CEO Mike Volpi is out, massive layoffs are on the way, and the company announced it’s shifting from a consumer focus to offering a white label technology and distribution service. […]

NY Times Media & Advertising

Spinning the Web: P.R. in Silicon Valley July 4, 2009

P.R. gurus are courting influential voices on services like Twitter to endorse new companies, Web sites or gadgets, perhaps forever altering their roles.

By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER

Consumed: Remixed Messages July 4, 2009

What happens when an artifact of persuasion encounters the modern marketplace.

By ROB WALKER

Internet Companies and Ad Agencies Go From Old Enemies to New Friends July 4, 2009

The slowing growth in online advertising is pushing traditional ad agencies and Internet companies to work together.

By ERIC PFANNER

TechCrunch

Amazon Applying For In-Book Advertisement Patent July 4, 2009

Before everyone gets in a huff, let's consider Amazon's intentions with these patent applications. Surely they would never allow advertisements to be placed in books which you have purchased legitimately at full price, so let's put that out of our heads. But what if you could take a few bucks off the cover price at the cost of a few contextual […]

Devin Coldewey

Interview: Karen Dyer, video game actor July 4, 2009

Dearest CrunchGear readers: I recently had the honor and privilege of speaking to Karen Dyer, who is not only the voice of Sheva Alomar, from Resident Evil 5, but who also did said character's motion capture. I hope you enjoy it on this day, our day of freedom. Obviously, “K” is for Karen, and “N” is for Nicholas. With that... N: Well, first off cong […]

Nicholas Deleon

PollDaddy Traffic Soars, Releases Ratings Widget With Possible Digg Competitor On The Horizon July 4, 2009

It's no secret that bloggers love their polls — they're a great way to increase user engagement, and sometimes you can even get some useful data from them. But most people probably don't realize just how popular these polls really can be. PollDaddy has just released some of its latest stats, and they don't fail to impress: the company i […]

Jason Kincaid

Al's Morning Meeting

Recession Leads to Americans Learning to Save Again July 3, 2009

Why Plasma TV Prices Are Dropping July 3, 2009

If you are in the market for a big-screen TV, you can find plasma TVs right now for up to $300 less than LCD TVs of about the same size. The Wall Street Journal said two big manufacturers of plasma screens are getting out of the business because buyers have turned to LCD screens. The Journal explained the implication of this:"For consumers, that means p […]

How Much Propane Is Really in Your 20-Pound Grill Tank? July 2, 2009

Here is a good question to pursue for your Fourth of July weekend coverage: How much propane is really in 20-pound barbecue grill tanks?The answer may not be 20 pounds, as you might think.The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported:"Last summer two of the nation's leading sellers of pre-filled grill tanks -- Blue Rhino and AmeriGas -- reduced the amo […]

Seth Godin

What should I do on your birthday? July 4, 2009

On July 4, birthday of the USA, we're supposed to blow off fireworks, eat hot dogs and buy a Chevrolet. On Columbus Day, birthday of an early imperialist, we're supposed to shop and march in a parade. On Martin Luther...

Seth Godin

What to do with special requests July 3, 2009

The bike shop is busy in June. If you bring your bike in for a tune up, it will cost $39 and take a week. A week! What if someone says, "I have a bike trip coming up in three...

Seth Godin

The purpose of a book cover July 2, 2009

(and I think it works for lots of products) Is the purpose of the cover to sell books, to accurately describe what's in the book, or to tee up the reader so the book has maximum impact? The third. It's...

Seth Godin

Renzi Stone

Management Lessons from the United States Military June 26, 2009

Continuing my blog series on my experience with the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference (JCOC) earlier this month, I have highlighted eleven management lessons. Whether you are a platoon leader or a small business operator, these tips are completely transferable. 1. Invest and train young people2. Respectful collaboration, but do not be afraid to […]

Stone: A teachable moment June 17, 2009

Journal RecordJune 17, 2009The question posed to Maj. Gen. Mark Graham was innocent enough.You see, a group of us was eating breakfast with Graham, U.S. Army commanding general of Division West, at Fort Carson, Colo., recently as part of the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference (JCOC) hosted by the secretary of defense. Graham is a high-achieving career Arm […]

Semper Fidelis! June 9, 2009

“Get off my bus NOW! Move, move, move,” shrieked Drill Sgt. Garcia from the gallows of his lungs to our unsuspecting group of civilians who were left (intentionally) unattended on a bus at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) awaiting our next briefing. As the sergeant violently and loudly entered, chatter and laughter came to an abrupt halt and our group o […]

Vincent Laforet

All Good in LaLa Land June 23, 2009

We’ve made it to Los Angeles - and all is going absolutely great. I started the day on a music video set this morning (the dressing room upstairs was set up in a production studio where S&M movies are shot - complete with Y shaped beds suspended from the ceiling with chains - definitely [...]

Vincent Laforet

Yep - one day in and to some apparently online = free April 1, 2009

Following yesterday’s post - I found it interesting that when I clicked on an image on Gawker.com - it led back to the Life.com / Getty Images site. The words “For personal non-commercial use only” were clearly put on the bottom of the linked image. Although I do not know if Gawker paid to [...]

Vincent Laforet

5D MKII Gear Tips: LCD Monitors March 31, 2009

One of the most important accessories that you can purchase to help you get better results with the video from your Canon 5D MKII is an external LCD monitor (a video assist monitor.) The Canon 5D MKII was designed as a still camera first, therefore when you shoot video you will often find that the [...]

Vincent Laforet

Mashable

World Domination: The iPhone is #1 in Japan July 4, 2009

Since the release of the original iPhone in 2007, Apple’s smartphone has been on a steady climb upwards, taking huge chunks of the U.S. mobile phone market and giving even the BlackBerry a run for its money. The arrival of the iPhone 3G S and the $99 iPhone only bring Apple one step closer to market domination. Abroad though, the story has been more d […]

Ben Parr

Obama: Does He Pass the Social Media Test? July 4, 2009

He used social media and the web unlike any other presidential candidate in history. Barack Obama’s incredible online presence turned into a grassroots movement culminating in his election as the 44th President of the United States. He was all over YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and the blogosphere. But that was the campaign. Since then, he has promise […]

Ben Parr

7 Spectacular Fireworks Shows on YouTube July 4, 2009

They sparkle, they shimmer, they explode, and they come out every 4th of July: fireworks! It’s the Independence Day holiday weekend here in the U.S., and the celebrations are about to begin. But if you can’t wait for the fireworks spectacular, or if you just love fireworks and aren’t from the U.S., then lucky for you, there’s everybo […]

Ben Parr

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OU-Baylor kickoff set

Why Robert Plant, Alison Krauss are coming to OKC

Anatomy of video production

Talk like a pirate… so we did

How safe are our oil fields?

OU’s Granger out 4-6 weeks

Buy 4 Less: Salad - behind the scenes

Sorry, Google maps does not work with the iPhone

Devon Energy restores off-shore production

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