Awesome is the video

You can still do ads in print or online, but humans prefer to take their cues from movies. I know that I do, at least when at home using my personal laptop or tablet. Hopefully in the future it will be able to watch videos at work once my company's IT department can finally figure out how to allow its employees to actually see the video messages from our CEO that are periodically send out to align employees with management. Usually, employees in locations other than at the home office can't get past the first minute of a new MUST SEE video, as it tries to reconnect until you finally decide that it is not going to work this time either. Assuming that my company is not the only High Speed Broadband laggard, videos because of their file size may not be seen by as many people as our communications department expects.

If I were to live in Finland or Korea, or any other country that understands that building a 21st century information infrastructure will accelerate technical progress, videos like this one would go viral in a heart beat. Since I am not working today and had no trouble viewing this promotion, this video changed the way I look at high tech marketing. After you take a look it may well do the same for you. If not, you can always let me know.  Enjoy!

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