Sometimes you see things you just have to share but you don’t have time to write something intelligent. Tooble is one of those things.
Then you go to the ‘About’ section and copy/past.
Said and done:
Tooble is a brand new program designed to bring the of content on YouTube straight to your iPod. In one easy step, tooble automatically downloads, converts and imports any YouTube video to play on your video iPod, iPhone, AppleTV, or even on your computer with iTunes. Now all your favorite videos are with you and ready to play, no matter where you are.
Tooble’s browser lets any user search and select video from the whole of what YouTube has to offer. You can navigate using the lists of featured videos, enter a search in the search bar, or even enter in a URL you already know; tooble gives you access to everything from the elegant comfort of a simply beautiful interface. Once you have found something you like, simply check it and hit the download button- tooble takes care of the rest. Your video will then be downloaded, converted to an easily viewable mp4 format, and automatically imported into iTunes. Now all you need to do is plug in your iPod, and you’ll have all the content you know and love right in your pocket.
I’m in Spårvagnshallarna on a MSN Innovate semiar i Stockholm, Sweden.
There’s this woman presenting two interesting reports. The first one called Mediascope Europe and the second one Online Shoppers 2008.
Some Key Findings from Mediascope Europe:
169 million people now online across 10
European markets
16-24 year olds now go online more frequently than they watch TV, for the first time (14,7 Hours Per Week)
48.5 million internet users now spend more than 16 hours a week on the web
The nordic countries provide most everyday users
Broadband penetration increases again with 8 in 10 Euro users now enjoying a high
speed connection
40% of the Europeans watch less TV because of the TV
80% of the Europeans Internet users have bought something online.
A summary of the key findings from the Online Shoppers Europe:
40% of all European online shoppers have changed their mind about which brand to buy following research on the web, highlighting the power that websites can have in the purchasing decision.
Online shoppers from more mature online markets are more likely to change their mind on what brand to buy following web research, than online consumers from less developed markets. As markets develop in online sophistication, shoppers will consume a wider variety of marketing messages and information sources to make their purchase decision which increasingly influences their brand and product choice. As a result, marketers must develop ever more effective strategies to engage with their consumers.
The web is an ever more powerful resource for consumers wishing to research a product or brand. Over half (59%) of online shoppers cite that websites of well known brands are an important source of information when researching or considering a product or service and search engines are considered more useful (76%) than personal recommendations (72%).
Marketers need to provide relevant information at the right time and in the right place online to ensure effective engagement with their consumers whilst they are in the purchase making process.
More and more shoppers are making the most of the convenience of online shopping. 80% of European internet users have bought a product or service online, up 3% since 2006 and double the 2004 figure. Online shoppers made 1.3 billion purchases in just a six month period, spending an average of €747 each
online.
There are gender differences between goods consumed by online shoppers with female shoppers focusing on clothes (40% vs. 27% of men) and holidays (46% vs. 38% of men) while their male counterparts go for electrical goods (39% vs. 27% of women) and CDs (25% vs. 20% of women. Marketers should be aware of these gender differences when developing online marketing campaigns.
Visit EIAA to download these two and other reports.
Well. I’m not sure I have the answer even though I tried to answer the question a couple of weeks ago.
Others have too, and I’ve especially think two of them are closer than others. So if you wanna get some insights on what’s behind the horizon you should visit these guys and read it. After reading, sit down with a glass of red wine, whisky or maybe just an orange. Think for a while (a couple of weeks) and draw your own conclusions.
Konstfack is the Swedish university collage of arts, crafts and design. It dates back to 1818. And to get more students to apply in 2008, a movie has been created to draw attention to the school.
The movie is directed by RGB6 in Sweden. It seems they’ve used a high speed camera to make it.
Ok…here it comes. I personally think it is boring. The first 5 seconds is very nice, then I found my self fast forwarding the whole thing. Konstfack has posted the video all over their web site and I hope it doesn’t scare people away cause The school is a killer if you wanna study art & design!
Sometimes when you’re about to go to sleep you come up with more or less intelligent ideas.
Yesterday was one of those days. I started to write on a Swedish text about developing ideas. However, the text came to life and the end result wasn’t really what I expected. But it’s kind of quirky and fun. At first I thought, this should probably be kept in the drawer. But then…sharing is caring.
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If it’s intelligent or not? Who cares, we gotta have fun too!
Finally more than a year after launch I’ve uploaded a summary of the sites we produced at Foreign for adidas during the World Cup 2006 in Germany.
We launched the first site in october 2006 and the last site (not featured in this movie) in July 2006. All in all we launched 29 different sites in 9 month. It was a massive project and the team at Foreign did a fantastic job. The award winning concept for all the sites was developed by Foreign based on an overall concept called +10 by 180/TBWA in Amsterdam.
I’ve seen quite many of these the last couple of months so I’ll expect something like this in a Swedish TVC anytime soon (Swedish TVC’s pick up trends fast)
Few things makes me act on Facebook. I’m sort of tired of all these applications. However I spotted that some of my friends had performed face recognition on Myheritage.com. That made me curious.
I was positively surprised. Not about who I resembled but how the application worked.
Give it a try and create your own celebrity collage [...]
The 2007 Crunchies is a competition and award ceremony to recognize and celebrate the most compelling startups, internet and technology innovations of the year. The final results was posted on ReadWriteWeb minutes ago.
This is the list to read if you wanna have a clue what’s the future online.
Not everything is about communication. Wine is important to. Good wine even more so.
So, I’m at home making meatballs with pasta for my youngest daughter Ebba and I’ve popped a bottle of Red Wine that I bought of a wine club online. And what a wine. The smell, the taste and the pure look of [...]
We were looking for cool things on YouTube the other day in the agency. This movie with a puppet girl in oversized format controlled by a large group of people turned up.
It’s beautiful and innovative.
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