Jill and Kevin Heinz decided that they do a very different walk down the aisle. So they decided to dance in on their own wedding ceremony on June 20th in St. Paul church. The Heinzs chose the song”Forever” by Chris Brown, and they and some friends choreographed a very good dance.

Now, Jill and Kevin’s video is a YouTube sensation with more than 17.5 millions views. Good Morning America interviewed the Heinzs. Jill told that “I grew up dancing and I danced in college. It was something I always wanted to do. I wanted to dance in on the wedding. And Kevin jumped in on board.”  They put the video on Youtube for sharing it with their family and friends but they never thought that it would become a Youtube hit.

Some of you don’t like weddings but I’m pretty sure that you will love this one. Jill and Kelly, i hope you have many happy dancing years! Voila,Enjoy the video!

Tweet Reel is the most interesting app to post videos to twitter from the iPhone 3GS.

This application, launched on July 7th, lets you shoot videos or grab them from your library. Besides, it is possible to add Twitter text to your video. As soon as it is posted to your TweetReel site, it is shared with Twitter.

The video interface of this application allows you to embed and share videos. Indeed, it seems a simple version of YouTube but improved due to the tweet text. Collin Tulloch, developer of Tweet Reel, told Mashable that he’d love to make his service available to 3rd party services like  TweetDeck, Tweetie, Seesmic Desktop.

If you have an iPhone 3G S, you will love Tweeter Reel. During Michael Jackson ‘s memorial, @vanesbez , Tweeter Reel user, tweeted out some videos. Here you are the song “Smile”. Enjoy it!

A funny Mac video of a transformer Mac Book Air!

Maybe, most of you don’t like the mail service of your country. La poste, French mail service, can generate different  emotions on French people and they can use a lot of words for describing it but social media or viral. Believe it or not! La poste, a very traditional company, released a funny viral video about a new transformer Mac Book Air on June 15.

                                      A transformer mac book !

The results are really good for this funny Mac video. The video has had more than 300 000 views on you tube and about 200 000 views on Liveleak since it was released. The Mac geeks spread the video everywhere. Why? They love to say that a PC can not turn into a transformer as this Mac Book Air does.

La poste funny mac video is related to the launch of a new web site, laposte.fr/lre that focuses on a 50-year audience. It is hard to say if La Poste has reached its objectives but its video is really funny (therefore viral) and we hope to watch another one very soon. We want more funny mac videos!!

This MSI video, launched two days on August 10th has become a viral sensation with more the 1 million views. The video depicts one man in tights using his butt to grasp onto  MSI's X-Slim laptops thrown at him.

Definiteley, it very good viral video! Do you think this is fake? Are you as disturbed about it?

INQ is following up its Facebook mobile phone with two new and easy to use 3G Twitter mobile phone. These new two INQ phones, the INQ Chat (Qwerty-style phone) and the INQ Mini are both featured INQ’s social media application suite. (Skype, Twitter, Facebook, IM, and e-mail).

INQ has worked closely with Twitter in order to develop the Twitter apps for both mobile phones. These Twitter phones are indicative of a big trend mobile social media. According to “Power to people, wave 4”of Universal Mc Cann, 17% of active internet users access internet on the move to do social media activities. Thus, there will be an increasing demand for these twitter mobile phones or social media ones, even if they are not revolutionary.

Here you are the specs that I found on Mashable:
 

INQ Chat:
- 114.5mm x 61.0mm x 12.8mm
- Widgets automatically push Twitter and Facebook updates to the home screen
- Active address book is presence-enabled showing live status from all your contacts, letting you chose how to contact them
- Built-in plug and play HSDPA modem to give your PC wireless broadband access
- 2.4? QVGA TFT landscape display
- 3.2 megapixel auto focus camera
- Built-in GPS
- 120MB memory, (expandable to 8GB)
- Brew 4.0 and Java MIDP 2.0 for application development multitasking supported by dedicated Switcher hard key
 

INQ Mini:
- 102.9mm x 45.8mm x 12.8mm
- Active address book is presence-enabled showing live status from all your contacts, letting you chose how to contact them
- Built-in plug and play HSDPA modem to give your PC wireless broadband access
- 2.2? QVGA TFT landscape display
- 2.0 megapixel camera
- 100Mb user memory (expandable to 8GB)
- Brew 4.0 and Java MIDP 2.0 for application development multitasking supported by dedicated Switcher hard key

Le Web 1.0 est-il mort? Pas tout à fait...



La stratégie de communication web du 1er ministre anglais (10 downing street) est hybride : au confluent du web statique et du 2.0, elle est peut être représentative de la nouvelle ère qui s’annonce.

Cette nouvelle ère, ce n’est peut être pas celle du « full 2.0 », mais simplement celle du « web 1.5 », entre web 1.0 et 2.0. En réalité, les sites corporate ou institutionnels  complètement 2.0 sont rares voire inexistants… Même le site de Skittles, qui a bénéficié d’un buzz mémorable car il était prétendument entièrement « web 2.0 », ne l’est pas intégralement (car il comporte une page statique, la page « produits »).
Semblablement, le site du 1er ministre anglais mixe  contenus statiques et dynamiques :

• Web 1.0 : des articles sur l’actualité ministérielle, des discours retranscrits, des communiqués de presse. En effet, pour un site institutionnel, la rigueur et la contrôle sur le contenu sont indispensables, et seul le web 1.0 offre de tels avantages.
• Web 2.0 : des liens vers des sites sociaux externes, comme Youtube, FlickR, Facebook… Il s’agit de fédérer, de créer une émulation autour de la politique du 1er ministre.

Le mélange est ingénieux et les spécificités de chaque outil sont bien exploitées :

• Le 1er ministre répond aux questions par le biais d’une vidéo sur Youtube, ce qui renforce la proximité avec le public et constitue une très bonne stratégie d’humanisation.
• Des informations régulières et concises sont diffusées via Twitter au fil de la journée : cela permet de suivre des évènements « mineurs », qui ne seraient pas relayés par la presse.

Comme l’a bien compris Pierre Musso, les anciennes technologies ne sont pas vouées à une extinction soudaine lorsqu’une nouvelle fait son apparition. Au lieu de se supprimer brutalement, les technologies se superposent, s’ajoutent les unes aux autres.

On voulait que le Web 2.0 assassine froidement son aîné 1.0… Mais force est de constater le web 1.0 se battra jusqu’à la mort.