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August 7, 2007 5:20 PM PDT

Social bookmarking explained with hand gestures, puppetry

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Some Web 2.0 concepts don't make sense to people unless you break it down to them in ways they can understand. We do our best with our Newbie Guides for things like Twitter, Flickr, Google Reader, and Facebook. Along similar lines comes a video about Del.icio.us, and social bookmarking in general, from Common Craft--a consulting company that does Web videos. This may be viral marketing, but it's very well executed and a joy to watch. I'd hire these guys for my start-up video.

[via Digital Inspiration and DownloadSquad]

Topics:: Productivity and business,; Social network and groups,; Audio and video

Tags:: Common Craft,; viral marketing,; Del.icio.us,; social bookmarking,; video

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