Friday, 4 July 2014

ANOTHER HAPPY DENTIST...

Just completed this promotional video for Preston based dentist Andy Holly. I wanted to do something a little different with testimonials and so came up with the idea that you see at the beginning of the video.


' Brilliant - cannot fault it' was Andy's comment after watching the video. So yet another successful project and means our 100% client satisfaction record continues! Check it out at www.hollydental.co.uk

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AMAZING VIDEO SHOWS MOMENT GIANT BLUE WHALE CAPSIZES BOAT...

The amazing footage - taken by one of the two capsized sailors - shows the surface-feeding whale launch out of the water with its mouth agape, and moments later flip the boat flips over. The incident took place Wednesday, about 12 miles offshore of San Diego.



WIFI TRACTORS FOR YORKSHIRE TOUR DE FRANCE

Two special tractors are being used to emit wifi signals so that fans in rural Tour hubs can get internet access on July 5 and 6.


The Massey Ferguson vehicles have been given a high-tech makeover by Avonline satellite broadband that will see them create a free wifi hotspot for anyone within 500metre
For full story visit http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/latest-news/top-stories/video-wifi-tractors-aimed-at-getting-rural-tour-de-france-hubs-online-unveiled-1-6692278

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Wednesday, 28 May 2014

NEW VENTURE TO RIVAL NETFLIX AND HULU.


AT&T and an investment firm run by former News Corp. executive Peter Chernin have formed an online video venture that could rival Netflix and Hulu.
AT&T Inc. and Chernin Group said last week that they have committed more than $500 million in funding toward the venture. They are not saying how much each company is investing.

The move comes amid rapid growth in online video services. AT&T, a telecoms giant, already offers TV content through its U-Verse service, which competes with more traditional cable TV providers. With online video, though, it could attract customers of Netflix, Hulu, YouTube and other services – including people who’ve stopped paying for traditional broadcast, cable or satellite TV.

Tuesday, 20 May 2014

ONLINE VIDEO USED IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TELEPHONE FRAUD


Derbyshire Constabulary have launched an online video to raise awareness and offer advice on courier fraud following recent incidents across the county.

The online video gives the public an insight into the scam to see how fraudsters are calling members of the public to convince them to hand over their banks cards and PIN to a courier.
Detective Inspector Rob King, head of the Derbyshire Economic Crime Unit said: “We have been working alongside our partners to raise awareness of frauds and scams as part of our forcewide Stamp out Fraud campaign.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I78zrS6vfeY

The online video gives the public an insight into the scam to see how fraudsters are calling members of the public to convince them to hand over their banks cards and PIN to a courier.
Detective Inspector Rob King, head of the Derbyshire Economic Crime Unit said: “We have been working alongside our partners to raise awareness of frauds and scams as part of our forcewide Stamp out Fraud campaign.

“Recently we have had an increase in reports of suspected courier fraud, but thankfully there are steps that we can all take to protect ourselves from the crime.
“This includes never giving out your card details, PIN or bank card to anyone and ending any suspicious calls immediately before reporting the incident.
“By spreading the message we can aim to stamp out fraud and protect more people from falling victim to the crime.”


For more advice around fraud and to watch this scam in action, visit the dedicated Stamp out Fraud webpage at www.derbyshire.police.uk/stampoutfraud

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Friday, 25 April 2014

“In January 2014, 190 million Americans watched 75.6 billion videos online. That’s more than 60% of the entire us population.”

If you include a video in your next email, there’s a 96 percent greater chance the recipient will click through. Also, when someone looks you up online, they’re more likely to click a video link than a text link.
This information comes from a new video called, “Show Me Something,” created by Shutterstock with data from comScore. The video explores the growing world of online video, and it contains a number of interesting stats that could pertain to your company’s video marketing strategy.
View the complete video here:
 http://smallbiztrends.com/2014/04/online-video-research.htmlhttp://smallbiztrends.com/2014/04/online-video-research.html