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Back Dorm Boys
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Back Dorm Boy (BDB) • Dormitory Boys - Two Chinese Boys
We made our first BDB video in March, 2005 We just felt it was very funny and we actually got the inspiration
from a funny video abroad. We post the video to the local internet network of college. Other students liked it very much,
and then they helped us to spread it out.
Back Dorm Boys (BDB) • Dormitory Boys - Two Chinese Boys
No, not youtube . My friend recommended that video to me . After watching it, we felt it really funny . But that video only lasts for around 10 seconds . We began to wonder what it could be if we completed a whole song..
'2 Chinese boys' Their lip-sync videos an online phenomenon
• Thanks to the Internet, Huang Yixin and Wei Wi's goofy homemade music videos that cover songs like "As Long As You Love Me" and "I Want It That Way" have become immensely popular worldwide.
By Min Lee THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 10.23.2006
'2 Chinese boys' Their lip-sync videos an online phenomenon
• On the Web, they're known simply as "two Chinese boys," as their English fan site is called. But as Wei and Huang told The Associated Press, they were two bored Chinese boys who turned to lip-syncing videos for entertainment — and spawned a pop-culture phenomenon.
• It all started with the relocation of their school, the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, from the downtown to the outskirts of the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, once known as Canton.
By Min Lee THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 10.23.2006
'2 Chinese boys' Their lip-sync videos an online phenomenon
• "There wasn't much in the way of facilities or entertainment. Our only connection to the outside world was the Internet and computers. When we have free time outside of classes, we'd play around with this kind of stuff," Wei said in a phone interview.
By Min Lee THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 10.23.2006
He said the pair, high school friends who ended up as roommates at the
Guangzhou arts academy, saw a - video of foreigners lip syncing a
rock song on the Internet and decided to follow suit. They
mouthed along to "As Long As You Love Me" in early March last year a
nd uploaded it onto an internal Web site at their school .
•Soon fans put the video onto the Internet, and their lives haven't been the same since . "When we went to the cafeteria for meals, many people gave us weird looks . Later, when we took part in joint school events, people also gave us weird looks, " Huang said.
'2 Chinese boys' Their lip-sync videos an online phenomenon
• Internet users outside China also took notice .• Their "I Want It That Way " cover has been watched more than
1 million times on the video-sharing Web site Youtube.com . On their English fan site, their work has received props from fans from distant places such as Norway, Lithuania, Chile and Argentina .
• In a major celebrity nod, Jessica Simpson posted a link to their cover of her new song "A Public Affair " on her Web site .
• Part of their appeal is the sheer mismatch of two Chinese men wearing basketball jerseys swaying their heads while mouthing the lyrics to English pop songs . The tall, athletic Wei and the shorter, slender Huang also make for a good physical contrast .
• In their cover of "A Public Affair, " while Huang offers a silly smile and holds up his hands like a rabbit, Wei, who wears gogglelike sunglasses and holds his hair up with a blue headband, does the robot dance and performs exaggerated lip movements close to the camera .
By Min Lee THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 10.23.2006
'2 Chinese boys' Their lip-sync videos an online phenomenon
• They've demonstrated impressive range, tackling both Chinese and English songs. Their English work also includes a cover of the Black
Eyed Peas' "Don't Lie."• But the Backstreet Boys are a mainstay. That's because the duo are
- fans. "As Long As You Love Me" is one of their all time favorites. "Once we hear the intro, once we start singing, our eyes start shining,"
Huang said.• They record their films with a Web cam . The fellow student often
seen sitting in the background in their videos is their roommate, Xiao Jing .
• "We have an especially good feeling when he sits in the back, " Huang said .
• Wei and Huang's filmmaking has won them not only international fame but a career . The pair earlier this year signed with the Chinese record company Taihe Rye .
• Now they're known as Hou She Nan Sheng, or Back Dorm Boys — a tribute to their beloved U.S . group .
• They said they'll continue to make lip-syncing videos, but singing with their real voices is a possibility, too.
By Min Lee THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 10.23.2006
Back Dorm Boys (BDB) • Dormitory Boys - Two Chinese Boys
We have signed a contract with a company in Beijing. We
will have our own studio very soon. It will be used to make more funny videos
Geisha Blog
• Ichimame, an 19-year-old maiko or young geisha, sits at a computer to write her internet blog at a teahouse in Kamishichiken on February 9, 2007 in Kyoto, Japan .
http://ichi.dreamblog.jp
• A trainee geisha, 19-year-old Ichimame is writing an Internet blog (http://ichi.dreamblog.jp )which is giving a rare insight into a secretive world of geishas, opening a small window onto a world shrouded in mystery and often misunderstood, and at the same time providing inspiration for teenagers thinking about following in her footsteps .
• Kamishichiken is the oldest of the five entertainment areas in Kyoto, where there are estimated to be about 280 geiko and maiko compared to tens of thousands of geisha in Japan at their peak in the 1920s . (Photo by Koichi Kamoshida/Getty Images )
In September 2006 alone, her blog received 300,000 hits.
http://ichi.dreamblog.jp
http://maikoblog.livejournal.com/
• A YouTube star with Thai bloodA YouTube star with Thai blood
ShyapornShyaporn
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httphttp://://shyapornshyaporn..blogspotblogspot..comcom//
• http://www.youtube.com/shyaporn
I'm an actor, writer and director living in New York City.
This is just a blog of random thoughts and experiences in my life.
For some of my work, check out my YouTube videos.
"Shy" shows how Asians find artistic outlets in digital age
There are two types of videos on YouTube - those made "for" the website and those copied-and-uploaded clips flirting with copyright violation. Shyaporn Theerakulstit's works are among those that serve the noble purpose of the website to great effect.
His are hilarious, thought provoking, witty, innovative and inspiring. His channel's views have exceeded 100,000, with more than 4,000 subscriptions. His most popular video - "500 impressions in two minutes!!" - has attracted more than 1.04 million views, not earth-shattering by YouTube's standards but the more than 10,000 comments that keep accumulating every hour are the testament to the quality of this clip.
The fan club of this young director/actor continues to grow and has expanded beyond cyberspace. He has been featured in magazines and websites and was even once dubbed one of the sexiest Asians.
A YouTube star with Thai bloodA YouTube star with Thai blood
There are two types of videos on YouTube - those made "for" the website and those copied-and-uploaded clips flirting with copyright violation. Shyaporn Theerakulstit's works are among those that serve the noble purpose of the website to great effect.
His are hilarious, thought provoking, witty, innovative and inspiring. His channel's views have exceeded 100,000, with more than 4,000 subscriptions. His most popular video - "500 impressions in two minutes!!" - has attracted more than 1.04 million views, not earth-shattering by YouTube's standards but the more than 10,000 comments that keep accumulating every hour are the testament to the quality of this clip.
Source - The Nation Website (Eng)Sunday, August 17, 2008
"Shy" shows how Asians find artistic outlets in digital age
A YouTube star with Thai bloodA YouTube star with Thai blood
The fan club of this young director/actor continues to grow and has expanded beyond cyberspace. He has been featured in magazines and websites and was even once dubbed one of the sexiest Asians.
WATCHING MOVIES HELPED "Shy" was born and raised in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but both his parents are from Thailand. They separated when he was five and his mother had to work hard raising him and getting her doctorate degree at the same time.
Source - The Nation Website (Eng)Sunday, August 17, 2008
"Shy" shows how Asians find artistic outlets in digital age
www.futurebangkok.netwww.futurebangkok.net
Link to Social NetWorking Web-Site
www.chuwit.comwww.chuwit.com
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The Queen has launched her own - channel on the video sharing website YouTube.
The Royal Channel will feature her Christmas Day message, and has recent and historical footage of the monarch and other members of the Royal Family .The launch marks the 50th anniversary of the Queen's first televised festive address in 1957 .The palace said it hoped the site would make the 81-year-old monarch's annual speech "more accessible to younger people and those in other countries ".
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLuJRTJ6s7o&feature=user
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Father of the Internet Tim Berners-Lee
Father of the Internet Tim Berners-Lee
Tim Berners-Lee was the man leading the development of the World Wide Web (with help of course), the defining of HTML (hypertext markup language) used to create web pages, HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) and URLs (Universal Resource Locators).
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DoubleClick --> Google AdSense
Ofoto --> Flickr
Akamai --> BitTorrent
mp3.com --> Napster
Britannica Online --> Wikipedia
personal websites --> blogging
evite --> upcoming.org and EVDB
domain name speculation
--> search engine optimization
page views --> cost per click
screen scraping --> web services
publishing --> participation
content management systems
--> wikis
directories (taxonomy) --> tagging ("folksonomy")
stickiness --> syndication
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it’s aboutinteraction.
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