Since its launch in 2005, YouTube has focused on providing a hub for users to upload and share their most interesting, intimate, exciting, or embarrassing moments with viewers all over the world. In fact, until YouTube came along, there were few easy ways for the average user to share video on the Web. With a huge audience that grows exponentially each year, YouTube is perhaps the most stimulating and important outlet for popular culture at this moment in time.
But with all the information contained on YouTube, most users are on sensory overload. How do you take advantage of YouTube's far-reaching resources and get your video seen? How do you make your video stand out from the crowd so you can stand up and be noticed?
In 15 Minutes of Fame, Hollywood producer Frederick Levy addresses the interests and needs of the casual YouTube user as well as the serious Web enthusiasts and video-maker who is looking to explore YouTube and its social and networking aspects in greater depth.
