In November 2005, I wrote about this great show produced by the admission office of the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. At that time, the episodes had just been made available as video podcasts a few weeks after the launch of the the video Ipod:
It didn’t take too long to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to repurpose its admission-oriented streaming videos available on the Admission website, “Real Nebraskaâ€
As reported in “UNL podcasts reach out to prospective students†an article published in The Daily Nebraskan, this show is “modeled after The Daily Show staring Jon Stewart. Real Nebraska is a monthly recruitment video series started in 2003 that comically showcases student life at UNL.â€
After watching their last show yesterday in iTunes (I’m a David Burge’s fan — the associate director of admissions who is also the host of RealNebraska), I searched YouTube to see if they were available on the video sharing website.
I found only these 2 episodes (Red Letters Days and Big Red Welcome) posted in September 2006:
At the time of this post, both videos were only viewed respectively 82 and 132 times, which I find surprising.
How comes they haven’t gone viral yet? Any idea?