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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Rob Wile: "An unidentified individual or group responsible for uploading videos that simply show a woman opening Disney toys made an estimated $4.9 million last year, more than any other channel for 2014, according to OpenSlate, a video analytics platform that analyzes ad-supported content on YouTube." 
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
David Zax: '“You’d be hard-pressed to find a young person who asks for an analog radio for Christmas,” admits Joe Harland, with wry British understatement. Harland works for BBC Radio 1 as its “head of visualization." If that sounds like something of an oxymoron for a radio station, well, that’s sort of the point' ...
Dr. Pamela Rutledge's curator insight,
January 28, 2014 5:18 PM
Our brain is the original flight simulator. Nothing is as powerful as the human brains' ability to visualize and imagine and fill in the storyworld of what we hear. Years of storytellers have taken us on all kinds of journeys, from Lake Wobegon to War of the Worlds. Very smart to hear that BBC Radio thinks of listeners as 'viewers.' |
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