Here it is: the tutorial to get your first 1,000 hits on youtube!

http://hubpages.com/_cym/hub/how-to-get-1000-views-on-youtube

Labels: hits, video, views, youtube

The video 'Little boy crosses the border', which shows a very young boy crossing the border on his little red fire engine car, showing his passport to the custom officers, has *almost* thousand hits. Every day I have a look if the video has reached the magic number of 1000 views, but every day it is still just under thousand views. Today it is at 986, 14 more views to go. Shouldn't be so hard to get 14 views in a day... maybe this blog entry will help to get the first 1000 hits.

Labels: border, little boy, passport, video, young boy, youtube

The short video 'Little boy creating a recycling wallet in 30 seconds' will hit 4000 views today. Right now the counter is at 3,995. The manual 'How to make a recycling money wallet', which explains more in detail how to make your own money wallet from a recycled tetra pak, already passed 2000 views. Let's see which video of the two will be the first to hit 5000 views!

Labels: recycling, video, videos, wallet, youtube

This week is the time for my yearly workshop internet at Famul Stuart, School of Applied Arts in Ljubljana, Slovenia. After torturing the students with HTML and CSS during the years before, this year the workshop focuses on presenting videos and photos on youtube and similar web 2.0 platforms. As a first step I created a playlist with videos from Famul Stuart students. You can see them here:

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The short animation 'Little boy creating a recycling wallet in 30 seconds' that I've uploaded to youtube about a year ago, will hit the 3,000 views today. When I looked at the video this morning, the number of views was 2,998. Well done, Oskar! If you haven't seen the animation already, go have a look and leave a message if you like it!

Labels: howto, movie, recycling, video, wallet, youtube

A short movie showing images of the No Men's Land project is now online. In the award winning project No Men's Land cym transforms photos of borders in Central Europe into abstract compositions using only HTML and CSS style sheets. Here is the original netart project.

Labels: "no man's land", "no men's land", border, borders, europe, movie, youtube