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  YouTube is a website focused on video sharing. The users can freely upload, watch, and share their videos. This website was created middle of February 2005 by three ex-employees of Paypal; it uses Adobe Flash player in displaying numerous video contents, even film and television clips, and music videos. Even amateur video bloggers can contribute their original works. In November 13, 2006, Google Inc. has closed the deal that made them acquire YouTube (it was a US$1.65 billion deal). As a rule, the users of YouTube who haven't registered yet can watch most of the available videos on the site. The advantage of going through the registration is being allowed to upload unlimited number of videos. It was on the second year of YouTube's operation that posting of video responses and subscription to content feeds have been added to enhance the site's services. YouTube is all about expression of one's self and freedom. Web 3.0 (as most online marketers would refer to Semantic

  If you have several different social media sites, such as MySpace, Imeem, Friendster, etc., the trick is to get them to interact with one another. It is difficult sometimes to keep up with friends who may be on different sites. Or rather, it was difficult until Google Gadgets and Open Social started their own social media marketing toolset. Open Social is one of the most exciting things to happen to Google in a long time. This will allow you to build applications that will link many different websites to one API and will also allow the system to host other social applications as well. You need to have a bit of JavaScript knowledge and HTML, but Google provides you the tutorials to do this in their Open Social guide online. In addition to Open Social, you can also use Google Gadgets to keep your marketing linked to your social networking sites. Google Gadgets can enable you to build a social application very inexpensively. If you are looking for a way to use social media as a marketin

  The Last of Us Part 2 video game voice and performance actor, Ian Alexander, recently shared that they want to reprise their role in The Last of Us season 2. The popular zombie-horror HBO television series is based on the award-winning PlayStation video game of the same name. Pedro Pascal stars as Joel Miller, a hardened black market smuggler who is tasked to transport 14-year-old orphan Ellie (Bella Ramsey) across a post-apocalyptic United States to the Fireflies, a militant revolutionary faction that aims to save the world. Speaking with Insider, Alexander explained that they wished to reprise their original game role in The Last of Us season 2. The actor portrayed Lev, a 13-year-old trans boy who was outcast from the religious fundamentalist survivor group known as the Seraphites. Alexander expressed their excitement about The Last of Us season 2 and hopes to return to the popular franchise as Lev. Read what Alexander said below: "I was just so grateful that I was able to be

  The trailer for Fast X has the entire internet talking about Jason Momoa's new villain, Dante. While the Fast and Furious franchise has a habit of going above and beyond (and exploding a few cars along the way), the trailer shows that the films are reaching a new height – and not just because of helicopters. With Momoa's villain being retconned into Fast Five, the franchise is finally going back to its roots. Dante's first looks have already earned some strong reactions from the internet, with some responding about how Momoa encapsulates the vengeful villain and discussing some of his bizarre scenes, including Dante licking blood off his knife. Everything known about Fast X already indicated that the film would be massive, but nothing prepared Twitter for Momoa's villain. With that character alone, it is growing increasingly likely that the scale of the next Fast and Furious movie will be off the charts. Check out some of the tweets below: Vin Diesel being held by Rit

  George Lucas cut a very different version of the fight between Obi-Wan Kenobi and General Grievous in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. One of the most dangerous Separatist leaders, General Grievous was introduced in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith as a particular threat to Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Jedi assigned to take him down. Viewers have recently become a lot more interested in General Grievous, though, because it's becoming clear Lucas toyed with other ideas for the character. It's recently been revealed General Grievous was originally intended to be a resurrected Darth Maul, giving a much more personal reason for Obi-Wan to take the Separatist leader on. Speaking to Star Wars Theory in a recent interview, stunt coordinator Nick Gillard revealed another intriguing parallel between early versions of Darth Maul and General Grievous. He recalled an early fight he choreographed between Obi-Wan and Grievous, back when he had only two arms. "General G

Do web surfers really bookmark websites anymore? A good friend and very successful marketer online recently said to me, "Ron, bookmarks are a complete waste of time." It was said so matter-of-factly, that we were off onto some other topic in the next breathe. A little later, as I was returning to the Breakaway Marketing World Headquarter, this very brief conversation popped back into my head and I asked myself... "Is he right?" "Are bookmarks a complete waste of time?" I visualized the favorites list that I've developed in my own browser's memory bank and I thought if I lost that list, I'd have to reconstruct it and I utilize my favorites folders constantly. Bookmarks aren't a complete waste of time, especially considering that it only takes a couple minutes of your time to set up a bookmark link that will put your bookmark at the top of the favorites list every time. There's a little trick that I'll share with you that you've p