Sriram Krishnan™ Live

Mankiw’s 10 principles of economics, translated for the uninitiated.

Online social networking meets media editing in Jaycut. Guys, there might be some element of bias in this post because, well, I know the guys at Jaycut and they’re cool.

Just spoke to Jonas from the Jaycut team and I was told that the service will be available for public viewing later this week. This is good news because their service has been getting alot of attention after their participation in the Venture Challenge in San Diego and at Hej! 2007.

Unfortunately, one will have to be invited by one of the current users to create an account, which I think is good thing because it will assist scalability.

I checked out the service and first impressions are simple and easy to use. It’s collaborative by nature and you can edit any sort of media you want. They’re doing a fantastic job so far. They just got featured as Europe’s Young Entrepreneurs 2007 at Business Week. They look all set for a very big sell out in the future.

Below, I have embedded an introductory video on using Jaycut. It’s funny because Jonas was unaware of it being publicly available when I showed it to him. Neways, that’s him in the video. It’s in Swedish btw. So is their blog.

Classic

You must see these to be ‘in’ with the rest of the world . . . youtube style. Some are funny, some are dandy….but ultimately, these videos made the most waves in the last year or so. Check it out.

OK Go won the Best Short-Form Music Video at the 2006 Grammys because of this. One of their sisters helped them choreograph the ’simple’ moves.

Free Hugs campaign saw millions of other people worldwide emulate what “Juan Mann” started in Sydney, Australia.

Where the hell is Matt? Nuff said.

“Little Superstar”: A scene from a Tamil movie made in India.

This would win any mountain biking championship anytime, anywhere . . .

Samwell’s “What what (In the butt)” is the latest viral video I have seen or heard of. Frankly, I hate it. But you can see it if you want to . . .

As usual, I save the best for the last. This kid will certainly brighten your day. =D

One of My favourite web 2.0 videos. Done by a professor of anthropology. Check it out.

gets pranked in this video. Such a fun guy. And that ‘reporter‘ mentioned Malaysia! Woot!