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October 3, 2006

Video killed the Radio Star

Video may well have, in the immortal words of Trevor Horn, killed the radio star, but the internet can be far more deadly. Back in 2000 E-studio produced a flash video based on the Buggles' song, called Internet Killed the Video Star.

Which is all very well, but as Webcameron has proved, it can also trash a politician's credibility; as Tim at Bloggerheads proves so well with a simple to show how inept the Tories grasp of the internet is.

On the other hand, the LibDems seem to have got the hang of viral marketing on the web, probably because they've actually employed someone who knows what he is doing. Even Zak Exley approves.

Posted by Clive on October 3, 2006 10:15 AM in the category The Internet

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