tacojacking
tacojacking by sqitso July 20, 2010
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trackjacking
The unauthorized replacing of the original soundtrack of an audiovisual recording, such as a movie or television show, with one designed to substantially alter the original plot and/or characters.
The term "trackjacking" is derived from a conjunction of the phrase “soundtrack hijacking,” and is intended to convey the idea of unauthorized usurpation.
A trackjack is easily distinguishable from a mashup. A mashup combines two preexisting works in a creative way to make a new product through selection and arrangment. A trackjacker adds their own new content to a preexisting work while leaving the preexisting work substantially unaltered.
The term "trackjacking" is derived from a conjunction of the phrase “soundtrack hijacking,” and is intended to convey the idea of unauthorized usurpation.
A trackjack is easily distinguishable from a mashup. A mashup combines two preexisting works in a creative way to make a new product through selection and arrangment. A trackjacker adds their own new content to a preexisting work while leaving the preexisting work substantially unaltered.
My friends and I got together last weekend to do some trackjacking. We recorded new dialogue to "My Little Pony: Princess Promenade." You should rent the movie, then watch it on mute while listening to our trackjack on your iPod.
Examples of trackjacking include:
Brad Neely's "Wizard People, Dear Reader"
My Way Entertainment's "The Juggernaut Bitch!!"
Fensler Films' "G.I. Joe PSAs"
Examples of trackjacking include:
Brad Neely's "Wizard People, Dear Reader"
My Way Entertainment's "The Juggernaut Bitch!!"
Fensler Films' "G.I. Joe PSAs"
trackjacking by Patriarch917 February 28, 2007
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Tagjacking
Hijacking a shared resource tag, such as a Twitter hashtag or Delicious category for personal gain or to dominate the conversation.
Our shared conference tag was great until all the advertisers starting tagjacking the conversation with sales pitches.
Brian Brushwood was totally tagjacking the live Twitter hashtag feed at the Digg party, and it really got out of hand.
Brian Brushwood was totally tagjacking the live Twitter hashtag feed at the Digg party, and it really got out of hand.
Tagjacking by arlingtone April 15, 2010
talljacking
I told him to park his tongue, but he kept on talljacking and shit, pillow talking and motor mouthing and trying to impress that bitch.
talljacking by yanar December 28, 2005
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