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Little rap by Jakob at Nick's birthday party Cast: IreneFace, Jakob Lodwick

I made this with Jakob when I was living in San Diego. I'm still super happy with it, which is hard to say for a lot of older stuff that any of us have made, I'm sure. Found a decent copy on an old hard drive and thought it was time to get 'er online again. Cast: justin, Jakob Lodwick

Jakob Lodwick and Pete Cashmore, both of whom are famous on the interwebs, play Rock Band at Tumblr-Next New Networks' Internet Week party Cast: Caroline McCarthy, Jakob Lodwick

Lodwick and Cashmore rock out from Caroline McCarthy on Vimeo. Jakob Lodwick and Pete Cashmore, both of whom are famous on the interwebs, play Rock Band at Tumblr-Next New Networks' Internet Week party Cast: Caroline McCarthy, Jakob Lodwick

We had a group of friends over for an old fashioned Easter. Before this clip started, Trish shouted, "Dinner!" out the window. Shot in my loft in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Cast: Tommy Smith, Reggie Watts, quilken, Mary Jane Gibson, Jakob Lodwick and The Apologists

Easter from Tommy Smith on Vimeo. We had a group of friends over for an old fashioned Easter. Before this clip started, Trish shouted, "Dinner!" out the window. Shot in my loft in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Cast: Tommy Smith, Reggie Watts, quilken, Mary Jane Gibson, Jakob Lodwick and The Apologists

Lindsay sits down with Jakob Lodwick, founder of Vimeo.com. He s worked on the web since the age of fourteen, he s a partner at Connected Ventures, and he wants your relationship advice.

A brief interview with Jakob Lodwick about Vimeo. Cast: ProducerSong, Jakob Lodwick

A brief tour of the offices of College Humor, Busted Tees, and Vimeo. Supplement to the Digital Cafe Baltimore NPR affiliate WYPR interview with Jakob Lodwick located at: marioa.squarespace.com/marios-digital-cafe-blog/ Video originally posted here: marioa.squarespace.com/blog/2007/12/7/behind-the-scenes-of-connected-ventures-with-jakob-lodwick.html Cast: ProducerSong, Jakob Lodwick

Tonight at a Soho book party, Eddie, who works with Matt Titus, my segment partner on Fox's Mike & Juliet show (and so hears about my romantic travails on a regular basis), did an impression of Jakob. Whom he has never met. I thought it was pretty funny. :) Cast: Julia Allison, Jakob Lodwick

Loren and Michelle do Jakob and Julia

(11-2-07) Lindsay sits down with Jakob Lodwick, founder of Vimeo.com. He's worked on the web since the age of fourteen, he's a partner at Connected Ventures, and he wants your relationship advice.

A tale of a hipster.

So last Tuesday, Jake & I were at my place at 11 pm, when CNN's Showbiz Tonight comes on. I am frequently interviewed for their lead piece (usually taped around noon, 1-3 days a week), so I wanted to watch to see how I did. It's not a narcissistic thing, in fact, most people don't like watching themselves on tv - you think, "UGH, do I really look/sound so hideous/stupid?" But I've figured out that the only way to improve your performance is to dissect each of your appearances, from your hair & makeup (yes, they matter) to your outfit to the speech patterns (did I say "um" too much? Did I use the same word multiple times?) to yes, the substance. I go through a process of analyzing what soundbites they used ... it helps me figure out what they liked, what they didn't, what I should do more of, etc. The funniest part of the whole thing, which might surprise people who don't do this for a living, is how much work goes into that little five minute segment. HOURS!! Sad. But I still love my job :) BTW, we were watching this clip: vimeo.com/339640 Cast: Julia Allison, Jakob Lodwick

**By the way, at the end I say, softly "my arm hurts." In case you were wondering. Okay, so this video is a PERFECT illustration of the male-female communication breakdown. I was upset about something. I expected - like a woman - that Jake want to discuss it, to work through it. Jake expected - like a man - that I would "just solve it," with no emotion involved. Also like a woman, I let one "straw" event be a catalyst for bringing up another irksome trend that had been bothering me for a while. It's a bad habit many women have, allowing an unrelated incident prompt them to address a larger issue (which totally confuses the guy, who feels blindsided, like "whoa, she was fine two minutes ago and now she's yelling at me. WHAT JUST HAPPENED??" but really we've been ruminating on it for WEEKS and it's all coming out now!!) In this case, it was that I felt unappreciated for the amount of time helping/discussing/talking about Vimeo with Jakob. I'd been thinking that for a while, but I finally said something about it tonight. Why doesn't he ever help me with my site? My business? My career? He seemed genuinely confused. If I wanted help, why didn't I just ask? I thought to myself, "Why should I have to ask for things to be fair?" I'm not wrong, and neither is Jake. This is really one of those cases where it feels like we're speaking two different languages. "If no woman wants to be seen as demanding, then no woman should be demanding." See, to Jake, it's as easy as that. But if I state my needs, I feel demanding. And if I don't then my needs don't get met. It seems like a catch-22. Whereas women spend so much time thinking about whether our partner's needs are getting met, that men get in the habit of NOT having to state their needs - because in their experience, they don't have to! Their needs get met without them having to do anything AND they don't have to feel demanding. Cast: Julia Allison, Jakob Lodwick

This is from the Rejection Show on 11/16. Streeter (and eventually Jakob) present some pictures that have been rejected from CollegeHumor. Cast: Jeff Rubin, Jakob Lodwick and streeter seidell