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True/False Friday: You can’t judge a book by its cover.
True/False Friday: You can’t judge a book by its cover.

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True/False Friday: You can’t judge a book by its cover.

August 10th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

True. But we highly recommend judging a book (or as in this case, two books) by its terrific video: A cover is just a small piece of a book. A video lets prospective buyers see a good deal […]

True/False Friday: HTML5 is just like all the other HTMLs.
True/False Friday: HTML5 is just like all the other HTMLs.

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True/False Friday: HTML5 is just like all the other HTMLs.

August 3rd, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

False. HTML5 represents a transformative change to Web coding. At the same time, most users of the Web don’t need to understand it—that’s the good news. The better news is that we get to enjoy amazing stuff like this gorgeous, interactive […]

True/False Friday: The new hot thing on YouTube is ancient.
True/False Friday: The new hot thing on YouTube is ancient.

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True/False Friday: The new hot thing on YouTube is ancient.

July 27th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

True.

The new hot thing on YouTube is the Olympic Games! The 2012 Olympics have been dubbed […]

True/False Friday: In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, there’s no hope for video longevity.
True/False Friday: In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, there’s no hope for video longevity.

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True/False Friday: In the age of the 24-hour news cycle, there’s no hope for video longevity.

July 20th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

False. We got to thinking about the issue of a video’s shelf life when we read in the Washington Post that YouTube is a key source of news. Pew Research Center published a new

True/False Friday: Google plus is an utter disappointment.
True/False Friday: Google plus is an utter disappointment.

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True/False Friday: Google plus is an utter disappointment.

July 13th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

False. Google plus hasn’t displaced Facebook, but it may actually be useful for your next videoconference. The Hangout feature is an easy and highly accessible way to videoconference. Don’t let the casual-sounding name fool you—it has the potential to be an […]

True/False Friday: People aren’t interested in amateurs’ opinions.

July 6th, 2012|Featured, True/False Friday|

False. Fine Brothers Productions, the makers of “Kids React to…” videos, use the opinions of ordinary kids. They have 1.5 million subscribers to their YouTube channel; they post new “Kids react […]