Crayon Videos
PENCIL FACE
from Dailymotion - most recent videos on November 03, 2009
Duration: 208
Duration: 208
Author: maydrick Tags: court métrage crayon jaune bois jeune fille cheveux longs graphite écrire gâteau dessin cerf-volant gomme courir musique expérimentale mine sucette balançoire rond noir Posted: 03 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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Bean there. Done that.
from crayon, a new marketing company on October 26, 2009
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How did you spend your Sunday night? I spent it recording an episode of The Beancast (and also watched some fine baseball....GO YANKEES!!!) Besides host, Bob Knorpp, I also shared the stage with: Edwart Boches, Chief Creative and Social Officer at Mullen Ben Kunz, Director of Strategic Planning at Mediaassociates James P. Othmer, Author of The Futurist and Adland Topics covered included: The future of direct marketing (and other short stories) Creativity in Social media (and other short stories) Media placement versus messaging impact More screens doesn't mean more ads Hulu today; gone tomorrow As I have been doing of late, I'm releasing episodes featuring yours truly on the Jaffe Juice - The New Marketing Podcast feed. Makes sense imo. Give it a listen...it was pretty tasty. Direct download here iTunes subscription here
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Bean there. Done that.
from Jaffe Juice on October 26, 2009
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How did you spend your Sunday night? I spent it recording an episode of The Beancast (and also watched some fine baseball....GO YANKEES!!!) Besides host, Bob Knorpp, I also shared the stage with: Edwart Boches, Chief Creative and Social Officer at Mullen Ben Kunz, Director of Strategic Planning at Mediaassociates James P. Othmer, Author of The Futurist and Adland Topics covered included: The future of direct marketing (and other short stories) Creativity in Social media (and other short stories) Media placement versus messaging impact More screens doesn't mean more ads Hulu today; gone tomorrow As I have been doing of late, I'm releasing episodes featuring yours truly on the "Jaffe Juice - The New Marketing Podcast" feed. Makes sense imo. Give it a listen...it was pretty tasty. Direct download here iTunes subscription here
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Addicted To Tickle Me Pink Prank Call
from VidzShare on October 24, 2009
Duration: 10
Duration: 10
Jared and Kristin team up and prank call an Addiction Center and Jared explains that he is addicted to the Tickle Me Pink Crayon http://www.FridayNightCranks.com
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Journey of a Lifetime
from crayon, a new marketing company on October 22, 2009
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Over the past few months, we've had the pleasure of working with Adam Brown and the folks over at The Coca-Cola Company on a pretty special program called "Expedition 206." The premise? Bold, lofty, ambitious and truly global: Coca-Cola does business in over 200 countries (and I stand corrected, but no other brand in the world can make that same claim), so why not bring this to life in a truly unique way that authentically dials into the spirit of Coca-Cola and its brand anthem, "Open Happiness." On January 1st, 2010, 3 Coca-Cola Ambassadors will visit 206 countries over the next 365 calendar days, covering 150,000+ miles in the process. Their mission? To seek out, discover and celebrate the epitome of "happiness" as it presents itself across different people, places and cultures. Their trip will also "conveniently" coincide with the following headline events: the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Canada, the FIFA World Cup in South Africa, and the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China. Coca-Cola Expedition 206 - Project Introduction Video from Expedition 206 on Vimeo. The program itself is decidedly "social". In fact, crayon's role thus far has been to advise and guide the program on all things "social media" i.e. any and all facets of the journey that foster connections and communication between peers, participants, hosts, visitors and the brand itself. It is a mash-up in the sense that you'll see a litany of platforms, tools and vehicles used to activate the program - from twitter to facebook; from crowdsourcing to consumer generated content; from meet-ups to blogging, podcasting and "vlogging". As of this week, 9 finalists were shortlisted and divided into 3 teams of 3 prospective ambassadors. Now it's up to the public; their fans and community; and you (if you're so inclined) to vote for the elite 3. The finalists are as diverse as the countries they'll be visiting. Here's the list: Dave Zwolenski, 27, an amateur film producer from Sydney, Australia Josephine Rosetzsky, 27, from Copenhagen, Denmark Sam Li, 21, born in Shanghai, China and now a student in Vancouver, Canada Antonio Santiago, 24, a university student from Mexico City, Mexico Kelly Ferris, 22, a university student in Brussels, Belgium Tony Martin, 29, who grew up in the U.S. and now teaches kindergarten in Munich, Germany Greer Cornish, 26, a digital media producer from Sydney, Australia Brendan Madden, 31, living in Beijing, China and originally from the U.S. Erin Guler, 28, whose parents are from Turkey and is currently a writer in Toronto, Canada It's been a blast so far to work on this program. It's the kind of commitment-based marketing (a year of your life no less!) that flies in the face of fleeting 30-second spots and I for one, can't wait to see what 2010 holds in store for the eventual Ambassadors, to follow their exploits and share in their experiences. I know I sound like an old man when I say this, but I only wish I was younger and able to participate myself in this once in a lifetime adventure. Do check it out, share it with your networks and community, cast a vote or two for your favorites and continue to follow this journey as it unfolds... On Twitter On Facebook The Expedition hub Additional links/information: Press release here SMPR here Disclosure reminder: The Coca-Cola Company is a crayon client
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purple crayon MUSIC VIDEO
from YouTube :: Tag // music-video on October 20, 2009
Duration: 117
Duration: 117
Author: samweavertv Keywords: purple crayon MUSIC VIDEO Added: October 20, 2009
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Turn skeptics into advocates at Blog World Expo
from crayon, a new marketing company on October 14, 2009
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Tomorrow morning I hop a plane to Las Vegas where, on Saturday afternoon, I'll be speaking at Blog World yes to social media. No theory here -- the entire presentation is based on personal observations and real approaches that I've used to get potential clients over the hump and on the road to social media greatness. From Skeptic to Advocate is a Lightning Round presentation and the format is kinda unique: I'll present solo for 30 minutes in a room and then move to a table on the Exhibit Hall floor for an interactive Ask the Expert Q&A session with anyone who wants to pick my brain (presumably about my presentation topic, but I'll be happy to discuss pretty much anything related to social media, marketing or haberdashery.) The details, for those of you interested in attending:Lightning Round Presentation: Saturday, October 17, 2009 12:45 - 1:15 pm Room 222Ask the Expert Roundtable Q&A: Following the presentation 2:00 - 2:30 pm Look for the assigned table on the LVCC Exhibit Hall floor As I generally do before speaking at a conference, I thought I'd preview my slides right here. You'll note that they're pretty bare bones -- an intro, a few provocative statements, some iconic images, and that's about it. The real meat is in the voice over and -- more importantly -- I hope we'll spend most of the 30 minutes allotted for presentation having a discussion about the topic instead. From Skeptic To AdvocateView more documents from Greg Verdino. Although I'll be in Vegas for several days, I will only be at Blog World for my speaking slot -- I'm happy to catch up with anyone who is interested in meeting during that time, but don't expect to see me walking the trade show floor or raging at the parties. So if you'd like to say hey you'll want to catch my session. This isn't a ploy to fill the room (although I've got nothing against full rooms) -- I'm just mixing business and pleasure and plan to use the rest of the trip for a li'l bit o' r&r.
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Drug driving graffiti timelapse by Pirates
from recent posts tagged mural - blip.tv (beta) on October 05, 2009
Duration: 179
Duration: 179
Jimi Crayon and Stika of www.wearepirates.co.uk painting a 16.5 metres bty 8 metres wall in support of THINK! drug drive campaign www.dft.gov.uk/think/drugdrive A PIRATES CREATION Jimi Crayon & Stika Dave Graham Music, Dark Mob by Noisses Spring 69 Village Underground
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Shin-chan: Eh! Vamos a una tienda de segunda mano!
from Most Viewed on October 03, 2009
Duration: 400
Duration: 400
Otro video mas de Shin-chan, disfrutenlo y suscribanse para ver mas ;)
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Notre histoire
from Dailymotion - Arts on September 28, 2009
Duration: 236
Duration: 236
sur un poême du p'tit crayon des îlesAuthor: MAUVE68500 Tags: ptit crayon des îles alsace amour notre histoire tendresse poême doudou bonheur romantique love Posted: 28 September 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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Yoshito Usui 臼井儀人 is dead (Crayon Shin Chan)
from Favorites of Japan on September 21, 2009
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Duration: 49
A body found on a mountain straddling Gunma and Nagano prefectures was confirmed Sunday as that of Yoshihito Usui, cartoonist of the popular Crayon Shinchan series adapted for TV and film. Usuis family confirmed the identity of the body that was found by a climber on Saturday on 1,423-meter Mt Arafune, Gunma prefectural police said. The body was covered in bruises and no suicide notes were found near the body or in his belongings. Police said he may have fallen from a climbing path. Usui, 51, had been missing since Sept 11, after telling his family at his home in Kasukabe, Saitama Prefecture, that he would be hiking on the mountain and would be back by the evening. His family contacted police the following day as he never returned. Near body, police also found a broken digital camera, a backpack containing a mobile phone and a wallet, and shoes. The body was retrieved from around 100 meters below a cliff on a climbing path and airlifted by helicopter to a police station. Usui started drawing Crayon Shinchan, the story of feisty kindergarten boy Shinnosuke Nohara living in Kasukabe with his family, in a comic book published by Futabasha Publishers Ltd in 1990. The city of Kasukabe issued a special residence card for the Nohara family in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the municipality and has also been using Shinchan since April as the citys mascot for its childrearing support campaign. http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/body-found-on-mountain-confirmed-as-crayon-shinchan-cartoonist
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Networked Beans sponsored by Heinz best drunk with wine from GaryVee
from Jaffe Juice on September 21, 2009
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I've now settled in to a comfortable monthly recurring guest role on "The Beancast", which is BY FAR the industry's marketing podcast with the best momentum right now. In this episode, I joined host Bob Knorpp with panelists Bill Green (MTLB), Kristi Faulkner (Womenkind) and Ad Age's Jonah Bloom to discuss: Google's announcement of Fast Flip and its entry into the ad naetwork biz, plus how a rogue ad took over the New York Times main page. Why women don't like social ads (another lame link-baiting study only focused on Facebook and Twitter) The UK's entry in product placement When the crowd steals the client (Unilever fires their agency in favor of CGC) The launch of GaryVee's Vaynermedia Direct download here (if you're subscribed to Jaffe Juice - the New Marketing Podcast, you'll get this automatically) iTunes subscription here .
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