I posted a while back about the chatroulette phenomenon that's gained huge traction with web users over the last little while.
Watch this video of this pianist dude making up songs as he goes about the people choosing to interact with him. I bet he gets more than 29 seconds before he's "next'ed" This is the stuff I loved the web for. Honest, real, creative, makes you smile.
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Thursday, 25 March 2010
Friday, 26 February 2010
Chat roulette: You have 2.9 seconds to make a good first impression
I've been mildly amused by the levels of buzz around the web recently on the topic of chat roulette.
Chat roulette , for the un-initiated amongst you, combines an eclectic mix of MSN/Skype-like video chat (via your webcam), speed-dating and my favourite web lucky dip machine StumbleUpon. In essence, sign up, turn your webcam on and wow, there's some completely random person right there in front of you that you can:
a) chat with or
b)"Next" i.e decide you don't like the look of them for whatever reason and just jump forward to the next person. Mad.
I found this fun video piece that illustrates it nicely (so you can spend a few minutes and feel like you are up with the latest digital trends without having to talk to loads of random people, or re-apply your lipstick / brush your hair or adjust your tie), and shows off the results of a straw poll. It's humorous, but also makes some interesting points.
It's a crazy world we live in. Enjoy
chat roulette from Casey Neistat on Vimeo.
Chat roulette , for the un-initiated amongst you, combines an eclectic mix of MSN/Skype-like video chat (via your webcam), speed-dating and my favourite web lucky dip machine StumbleUpon. In essence, sign up, turn your webcam on and wow, there's some completely random person right there in front of you that you can:
a) chat with or
b)"Next" i.e decide you don't like the look of them for whatever reason and just jump forward to the next person. Mad.
I found this fun video piece that illustrates it nicely (so you can spend a few minutes and feel like you are up with the latest digital trends without having to talk to loads of random people, or re-apply your lipstick / brush your hair or adjust your tie), and shows off the results of a straw poll. It's humorous, but also makes some interesting points.
It's a crazy world we live in. Enjoy
chat roulette from Casey Neistat on Vimeo.
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