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Vancity's Choose Green videos on YouTube.

A recent Choose Green campaign at Vancity included a series of videos with helpful tips about living a more sustainable lifestyle.

I just put all six videos on YouTube. Take a look and let me know what you think.

Here's a sample below...

Labels: environment, vancity, vancouver, video, youtube

posted on Saturday, May 31, 2008

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Celebrate Vancity's carbon neutrality.

Here's a video from the celebration on Wednesday when Vancity announced it became the first North American financial institution to achieve being carbon neutral.

Enjoy!

Labels: banking, climate change, corporate responsibility, credit union, environment, innovation, social media, vancity, vancouver, video, youtube

posted on Friday, April 11, 2008

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Telegraph's 50 must-watch web video clips.

From Telegraph.co.uk:

Video-sharing sites like YouTube have millions of clips, but only a few are real gems. So telegraph.co.uk experts have hunted down the best videos on the web - from funnies to politics, from TV to sport - and you can view the best 50 right here. But we know there are plenty more out there, so use the Comment box (at the bottom of the page) to post links to your own favourites...

Take a look.

Labels: video, web 2.0, youtube

posted on Saturday, August 04, 2007

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