This has been a long-standing favorite of mine, from the old days before everyone used artificial intelligence to create their own robots. (Or lovers.)
But rather than sharing the original video, I’m sharing the “live” television performance.
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Today’s the Day, New York City
Yes it’s political, but I couldn’t resist.
Turn Out the Lights
Happy New Year From Bredemarket
If our AI twins are allowed to violate space and time, then mine will parachute into Times Square.
The real me, safely on the ground, wishes Bredemarket prospects, clients, and supporters a Happy New Year.
Hooray For Laptop Videoconferencing
Modern videoconferencing technology has its benefits. Today you can stay at home to join a 3 am meeting. 10 years ago you had to drive to work to use the professional videoconferencing equipment.
Billboard
Bredemarket 2025
Out Of Office
Eat Your Own Squirrel Food
I’ll have more to say about this Google Gemini picture in January, but it involves this Bredemarket blog post featuring three videos, and this YouTube playlist featuring the same three videos.
By the way, they’re on Instagram also.
Stefan Gladbach’s “A PMM Christmas”
And the Oscar goes to…
Well, probably not. But I enjoyed contributing to Stefan Gladbach’s Christmas video “A PMM Christmas” as the only biometric product marketing expert in the cast.
And if you heard me mutter in the last few weeks that attribution is a myth, now you know why.
As you can see, Gladbach assembled an all-star cast. Credits at the end of the video, and also in the text of Stefan’s LinkedIn post.
Well, one additional credit: Susan Bredehoft was the camerawoman for my contributions. For lighting and background removal purposes, my scenes were taped outside in our back yard. Since my glasses lenses automatically adjust to sunlight, I can, um, attribute my Roy Orbison look to that.
And I did not follow instructions to wear an ugly Christmas sweater for the end credits…because I haven’t got one. (Ugly sweater, yes. Ugly Christmas sweater, no.) I should have stolen one from Talya.
And for those keeping score (only me, to be honest), I appear at 2:15, 4:40, 5:40, and 8:05.
And now I’m wondering if Roy Orbison ever covered a Smiths song. But again, that’s just me.
Merry Christmas.
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