So here’s an idea: 26 American and Syrian disabled youths got together at a Young Ability Summit in Damascus a year ago and created a comic book called “The Silver Scorpion,” a superhero who lost his legs in an accident and bound to a wheelchair, but with the ability to change the world around him.
Excerpt from: Silver Scorpion, Web Series Created By Disabled Youths, Coming Courtesy Of MTVThis week we talk about how to seed your videos to influencers in your niche. How do you get people who have an audience notice your content and help you spread the word about it?
See the article here: How to Connect with Key Video Influencers in a Social World [Creator's Tip #35]Epic Rap Battles is the other "epic" channel on YouTube that has built a huge audience and has a ton of videos that have eclipsed 10 million views or more.
I've written quite a lot about Life In A Day over the course of the past year. If you're somehow not familiar with it by name, Life In A Day is the documentary shot by YouTube users, directed and edited by Kevin MacDonald, and produced by Hollywood director Ridley Scott
A prevalent theme of the YouTube Creator Playbook touches on the social aspect of the site.
YouTube isn’t run by dummies. They know that the more their users succeed, the more they (YouTube) succeed. Throughout the years, the company has created a number of initiatives to help educate and guide users toward creating and marketing the best videos they can.
Google Plus is barely more than a month old. And while it’s seen staggering growth rates in new user sign-ups during that time, sign-ups alone aren’t going to sustain Google Plus’ future. Thankfully, it’s proving itself useful in a number of ways, particularly with video, and has recently added a huge new component to help keep its members engaged: video games
