tag:www.pbs.org,2012:/mediashift//4/tag:www.pbs.org,2007:/mediashift//4.1996- 2012-01-31T20:19:51Z Comments for Top 5 Week Sixty-Four Your guide to the digital media revolution, with host Mark Glaser. Movable Type 4.37 tag:www.pbs.org,2007:/mediashift//4.1996 2007-04-26T21:21:42Z 2007-04-26T22:50:30Z Top 5 Week Sixty-Four Wikipedia Wiki more popular than online buying or dating YouTube ads Will viewers wait through 30-second spots? MSNBC-of-the-Future Checkbox journalism helps you skip overkill stories SD/HSC New acronym for online shoe-leather reporting MapLight.org Mash-up site helps track money and politics... Mark Glaser http://www.pbs.org/mediashift
  • Wikipedia
    Wiki more popular than online buying or dating
  • YouTube ads
    Will viewers wait through 30-second spots?
  • MSNBC-of-the-Future
    Checkbox journalism helps you skip overkill stories
  • SD/HSC
    New acronym for online shoe-leather reporting
  • MapLight.org
    Mash-up site helps track money and politics
    • ]]>     tag:www.pbs.org,2007:/mediashift//4.1996-comment:14179 Comment from Clyde Smith on 2007-04-27 Clyde Smith http://www.prohiphop.com "Will viewers wait through 30-second spots?" I won't. I waited through a 15 second preroll ad yesterday and was checking the time 5 seconds in. The thing is, if you put an ad on each clip, that's a lot more ads than on television. I think going for 3 to 5 second prerolls could open up some creativity and keep viewers on board. 30 seconds? I'd stop using their videos in my blogs and would start to consider removing older ones that aren't crucial. 2007-04-27T14:39:03Z