So it's been quite a day for two themes, which have sort of come together.
I've been looking at Internet TV since Google bought YouTube for 1.6 billion dollars and I found some interesting stuff.
First,
Network2 has a big collection of content that they are selling including
117 yoga lessons.
I watched the start of one to see the quality. Very good. It did a quick intro then showed two ads. One was for skin care and the other one was a GE add promoting cleaner aircraft engines.
That lead to the other part of today. Corporate Social Responsibility.
I got an email from Jo from Lisarow High about an online democratic process site with a section on environment.
Get Up - Climate Action NowIt sparked a couple of emails from friends. One from George asking how they power the computers that run the web site without coal which is the cheapest form currently going round. George is an inhouse greenie for a mining industry group. It's a good question. For all my bottle recycling, I'm still burning lots of coal to keep those bottles cold.
Then Nathan sent a link to Westpac ads showing that they 'care'. One of they says they've reached an agreement with other banks world wide not to lend money to anyone who would 'endager communities or the environment.'.
Here's the ad (flash)That sounds great, but it's pretty vague. Does McDonalds endager communities? Do property developers endanger communities? Do car loans endanger the environment? Hmmmmm
Back to the lighter side. On
Rocketboom today there is a cool little claymation made by 7-12 year olds. Worth 3 minutes for cuteness.
Point?
1. TV is going to the Internet in different ways and anyone can play.
2. Companies are at least trying to look like they care about people and the world.
Enjoy Furzday.
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