Check out Wallstrip

One trend to watch this year is the boom in well produced, niche video blogs.  The children of Rocketboom

My favorite example is Wallstrip, a daily video blog that takes an in depth look at a hot stock each day from a sort of layman’s perspective.  Using humor, they try to explain in real world terms why a stock is doing so well.

I think it is terrific.

To give you a taste, following is a recent show in which a bunch of venture capitalists race to see who is the most proficient on a Blackberry.  Most of the shows are a bit more informational than this one, but it gives you a taste of Wallstrip’s tone

On a side note, I think it is just a matter of time before someone does this for the political scene in DC. I’m looking forward to it and I hope it is as good as Wallstrip.

  • http://www.howardlindzon.com howard lindzon

    wow – thanks so much from everyone at wallstrip

    I guess you know that controversial michelle Malkin does a political show – hotair.com

    My friend alan from realclearpolitics.com should do that show for their site.

  • http://www.howardlindzon.com howard lindzon

    wow – thanks so much from everyone at wallstrip

    I guess you know that controversial michelle Malkin does a political show – hotair.com

    My friend alan from realclearpolitics.com should do that show for their site.

  • http://www.bivingsreport.com Todd Zeigler

    Howard – I was thinking something more humor-based and much less partisan than Malkin. Essentially following your model.

    Real Clear Politics might be a good venue. I think you could pretty quickly make it a must see for the political/lobbying/media community up here.

    I hope I help win you some convents. We think Wallstrip is great.

  • http://www.bivingsreport.com Todd Zeigler

    Howard – I was thinking something more humor-based and much less partisan than Malkin. Essentially following your model.

    Real Clear Politics might be a good venue. I think you could pretty quickly make it a must see for the political/lobbying/media community up here.

    I hope I help win you some convents. We think Wallstrip is great.

  • http://obiterdictabysteve.blogspot.com/ Steve

    University of North Carolina Journalism Professor Chris Roush has covered Wall Strip on the Talking Biz News blog.

    Wall Strip coverage on Talking Biz News

  • http://obiterdictabysteve.blogspot.com/ Steve

    University of North Carolina Journalism Professor Chris Roush has covered Wall Strip on the Talking Biz News blog.

    Wall Strip coverage on Talking Biz News

  • http://www.howardlindzon.com howard lindzon

    politics is not my tea but happy to help create it with the ight content.

    email me anytime to exchange numbers – howard@lindzon.com

  • http://www.howardlindzon.com howard lindzon

    politics is not my tea but happy to help create it with the ight content.

    email me anytime to exchange numbers – howard@lindzon.com

  • http://www.bivingsreport.com Todd Zeigler

    Thanks Howard.

    Todd

  • http://www.bivingsreport.com Todd Zeigler

    Thanks Howard.

    Todd

  • Bill Helms

    Wallstrip is great – thanks for the link.

    Isn’t Jeff Jarvis’ Prezvid kind of what you are talking about?

  • Bill Helms

    Wallstrip is great – thanks for the link.

    Isn’t Jeff Jarvis’ Prezvid kind of what you are talking about?

  • http://www.bivingsreport.com Todd Zeigler

    PrezVid is great, but it is much more highly focused (use of video in the Presidential campaign) than what I’m talking about.

  • http://www.bivingsreport.com Todd Zeigler

    PrezVid is great, but it is much more highly focused (use of video in the Presidential campaign) than what I’m talking about.

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