WildEarth has been in the press a few times ... take a look:
 | | Things I've Learned from Twitter by Marvin Double of Twitter Gone Wild on 3/14/09
 When I first subscribed to Twitter I seriously wondered, as I'm sure many have, about it's real value. I'm not alone in this thought notable celebrities have openly said they simply don't get Twitter. For me at least it didn't take long before the power of twitter made itself apparent. My transition from skeptic to convert was a bit of serendipity.
A friend of mine alerted me to a website providing live streamed video direct from the African bush. The site http://www.wildearth.tv/home is hosted by a company called WildEarth I checked out the website and was astonished actual real time video of a guide driving through the bush in a game preserve in South Africa. As an avowed nature lover this was simply great stuff to watch.
The Twitter Connection
After I began watching for only a few minutes I was astonished to see the camera zoom in on a Leopard, emerging from the bush, then slowly stroll along within a few feet of the observers. I found it quite exciting to note that unlike nature programs on TV the video on WildEarth is entirely raw and unscripted. read more
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 | | An interview with Graham on Amazee on 1/27/09 Today we have Graham Wallington as a guest. He is the successful initiator of the two projects that made it to the second and the third rank in the Amazee bucket. Click "Read more" for a full interview.
The money from both winning projects will go to "Water for Dixie". The project's goal is to bring running water to all the houses in the town of Dixie.
Mathias: How did you mobilize so many people? What did you do to market your projects?
Graham: The WEangels are a group of dedicated WildEarth.TV viewers who did all the hard work. They created a group and a cause on Facebook, they invited all their friends to join our projects at Amazee. They wrote blogs, mailed their address books and took it in turns making sure that any new project members had an avatar an joined our other projects. Also, WE have a team of Twitterers called the WEtwits who monitor our @wildearth Twitter account almost 24/7, and they made sure that as many of our followers on Twitter joined as possible. Finally, the www.wildearth.tv website and the official WildEarth social network http://wildearth.ning.com are moderated and administered by the WEadmin team, and they worked very hard to convert as many of our dedicated viewers into Amazee members and then encouraged them to join our projects and upload an avatar. read more |
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