links vom 11.02.2015

  te­le­graph.co.uk: How You­Tube Ch­an­ged The World   #

der te­le­graph über die (kur­ze) ge­schich­te von you­tube. sehr gründ­lich re­cher­chiert und breit aus­ge­walzt. hier ist was har­ry wal­lop über wer­bung auf you­tube sagt:

Bi­zar­re­ly, con­side­ring our sup­po­sed shor­tening at­ten­ti­on spans, ad­verts on You­Tube are lon­ger - the 30 se­cond TV spot has mor­phed into a th­ree mi­nu­te on­line film, with some brands, such as John Le­wis and Sains­bu­ry's, hos­ting la­vish din­ners to ce­le­bra­te its un­vei­ling. The TV ad has, in ef­fect, be­co­me a trai­ler for the lon­ger on­line ver­si­on. In some in­s­tances brands, such as Evi­an, make ad­verts ex­clu­si­ve­ly for the in­ter­net.

  ny­ti­mes.com: Jon Ste­wart Will Be Lea­ving 'The Dai­ly Show' on a Care­er High Note   #

jon ste­wart möch­te mal was an­de­res ma­chen:

“I don't have any spe­ci­fic plans," Mr. Ste­wart said, ad­dres­sing the ca­me­ra at the end of his show, at times see­ming clo­se to te­ars. “Got a lot of ide­as. I got a lot of things in my head. I'm go­ing to have din­ner on a school night with my fa­mi­ly, who I have he­ard from mul­ti­ple sources are love­ly peo­p­le."

so sehr ich das sitz­fleisch von da­vid let­ter­man be­wun­de­re, der sei­ne show, glau­be ich, nach 30 jah­ren ver­lässt, be­wun­de­re ich auch, dass jon ste­wart (oder auch craig fer­gu­son) auf dem ver­meint­li­chen hö­he­punkt ih­rer kar­rie­ren noch­mal et­was ganz neu­es pro­bie­ren wol­len.