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  1. TV Everywhere Challenged By Consumer Groups, by W. David Gardner, Information Week, 1-4-2010 Gardner reports that public interest groups, led by Free Press, petitioned investigation for regulatory violations, fearing TV Everywhere could leave out popular online content providers like Hulu.
  2. 3 Rules for Getting Branded Content Right, by Keith Richman, iMedia Connection, 1-4-2009 Richman describes the 3 cardinal rules for creating engaging video campaigns that entertain consumers, drive measurable results for marketers, and reach a relevant audience through targeted distribution channels
  3. A Production Studio in a Kit, by Diane Anderson, CNNMoney, 12-10-2009 Anderson describes how Ej4's Instant Video Presenter kit is winning fans among businesses that need to make Web marketing videos inexpensively.
  4. YouTube Now Has a URL Shortener, by Chris Crum, WebProNews, 12-22-2009 YouTube has launched its own URL shortener; unlike other URL-shorteners, because it can only be used specifically with YouTube videos. This way, YouTube says, when you click on one, you know you're going to a YouTube video no matter what, Crum writes.
  5. State Of The Vlogosphere: 70% of Video Blogs Are Hosted On Five Sharing Sites, by Robin Wauters, TechCrunch, 1-5-2009 Video blogs (vlogs) have exploded since 2007, Wauters reports. International vlog numbers are growing faster than the U.S., with Spanish-language video blogs leading the way.
  6. Stream This: YouTube Myths Far From Busted, by Dan Rayburn, Streaming Media, 10-27-2009 Rayburn discusses 5 myths surrounding YouTube, including YouTube is limited to short-form user-generated content and advertisers are afraid of YouTube.
  7. Big Think: YouTube for Intellectuals, by Gary M. Stern, Information Today, 11-15-2009 The website Big Think offers videotaped interviews of Harvard University professors, dynamic capitalists, and talented authors, writes Stern. It has interviewed more than 700 artists, intellectuals, and entrepreneurs.
  8. How To Increase Sales Through Online Video, by Sally Evans, Associate Programs Newsletter, 11-24-2009 To help maximize videos on your site: (1) give the length of the clip, (2) get specific and stay relevant, (3) make video an option, not a requirement, (4) show the download status to your visitor, (5) treat your visitor with respect, (6) stay ahead of the game.
  9. Live Streaming Angles For TV Marketshare, by Alex Weprin, Broadcasting & Cable, 10-17-2009 a new blackout-free effort by Major League baseball, a quiet push by major Web video player Hulu and longer running efforts like CBS Sports March Madness On Demand are beginning to test the online waters for live events, writes Weprin.
  10. Watch It: Online Video Tiny But Growing, by Wayne Friedman, Media Post, 10-13-2009 Internet video is still a tiny fraction of all video consumed, Friedman reports, with YouTube commanding over 50% of all video streams online in the U.S. The Nielsen Co. says total online video streams grew 24.8% in September 2009 vs. September 2008.
  11. Cut Your Cable: Hulu's Top 10 TV Shows, by Dan Macsai, Fast Company, 11-1-2009 List includes number of episodes, clips, and average number of viewers. Top shows include Family Guy and The Office.
  12. New Services Help Businesses Get Videos Online, by Jefferson Graham, CRM Daily, 11-12-2009 A new wave of services is helping businesses get their work online, via networks that are similar in operation to YouTube but that offer more controls and customer service for a fee. Graham describes Sorenson Media's 360, Fliqz and VideoBloom.
  13. Comin' Atcha Live: Web-Based Live Streaming Services Reviewed, by Jose Castillo, Streaming Media, 10-8-2009 Whether you’re a corporation looking for an enterprise-level solution or a college kid who wants to chat with your buddies, there are a bunch of different platforms to choose from, Castillo writes. Compares and contrasts 11 live video services.
  14. Streaming Spotlight: LiveU: Democratizing Live Production, by Tony Klejna, Streaming Media, 10-28-2009 Klejna describes technology of live video transmissions that has the capabilities of a satellite truck that can fit into a daypack. It has been used to broadcast news, live web events, local and “hyperlocal” sports and news, and for homeland security.
  15. How To Create A Successful Low-Cost Video Network, by Daisy Whitney, OMMA, 11-1-2009 Internet video viewers watch a lot of how-to videos, Whitney reports. Companies like Demand Media, Howcast and 5Min.com come at how-to from different directions, but what they have in common is a bet on a low-cost, high-return content model.
  16. Do You Need Your Own Web TV Show?, by Karen E. Klein, Business Week, 9-29-2009 Independent Web shows can attract advertisers, sponsors, and thousands of viewers, but marketing and profiting from them is a challenge, Klein explains.
  17. Online Video Advertising FAQ, by Hollis Thomases, ClickZ, 9-22-2009 Sees an uptick in online video advertising. Provides short answers for questions an advertiser might have on topics such as how will the viewer see the ad, how to limit competition, metrics, etc.
  18. Developing a Brand Content Integration Strategy, by Christine Beardsell, ClickZ, 9-22-2009 Looks at the way your brand ads might integrate with video content. Discusses custom pre-roll, custom midroll, post call to action, custom overlay. Then looks at how to view the brand: as a character, and as hero,
  19. Video Killed the Radio Star, by , Exhibitor Online, 9-1-2009 Companies as well as customers often post live-action footage and unscripted interviews with clients on the video site. Describes Intel's successes and experiences with YouTube since 2007.
  20. Eyes Wide Open: The Quality Question of Video, by Christine Beardsell, ClickZ, 8-11-2009 Video quality must be excellent to succeed in this media. Discusses aspects of: (1) picture quality, (2) the quality of storytelling, and (3) the quality of audience.
  21. Expert Advice From YouTube, by Shane Atchison, ClickZ, 8-17-2009 How do you successfully execute an online video campaign? YouTube offers six best practices. (1) Create ads that work as content, (2) it's about dialog, (3) get ideas from everywhere, (4) find talent and use it, (5) use existing tools, (6) metrics matter.
  22. Online video continues to grow in popularity among Internet users, by , Internet Retailer, 8-17-2009 A survey by the Pew Research Center found that 62% of US adult Internet users watch videos on YouTube and other video-sharing sites, up from 33% in late 2006. Highest viewership is among 18-29 year-old group (89%), followed by 30 to 49 (67%), 50 to 64 (41%), 65 and older (27%).
  23. OnLive Goes Online--And It Could Kill the Game Console, by Kevin Maney, Fast Company, 10-1-2009 Good-bye, consoles! Steve Perlman says his OnLive can stream video games over the Internet. Whether it succeeds or not, this will be the future of gaming, Maney predicts.
  24. More On The Video Boom: Choosing The Best Content For Video In Email, by Alex Madison and Lisa Harmon, Media Post, 8-18-2009 Madison and Harmon offer some content categories that can make a strong impact through video: new-product demos, instructional and educational, interviews, reporting, branding, promotional tie-ins.
  25. So You Wanna Have a Web Series, by Sean P. Egen, iMedia Connection, 9-3-2009 Have you seen a network series in which a consumer product plays a major role in the storyline? How about one built entirely around a product? Egen explains why the engagement level and targeting opportunities are better than TV.
  26. Cable TV Follows Its Subscribers to the Internet, by , Knowledge@Wharton, 7-22-2009 The cable television industry has announced its intent to make cable subscriptions portable to any Internet accessible device, such as a laptop computer or even a mobile phone, for no additional charge.
  27. Study: A Third Of All Online Videos Are Shared, by Gavin O'Malley, Media Post, 8-5-2009 Viewers are twice as likely to ignore TV ads as online ads, and are 28% more likely to pay attention to online advertising, according to a collaborative study.
  28. Funny Business Goes Online, by Troy Dreier, Streaming Media, 8-11-2009 Online video has changed the way young comedy performers and troupes get discovered. Dreier reports on today’s internet superstars and suggests they'll be tomorrow’s household names.
  29. Revving Up Video Ads, by Rebecca Buckman, Forbes.com, 8-5-2009 Buckman describes online tools that let even the smallest restaurant, Realtor or dentist create an inexpensive, respectable-looking video ad.
  30. E-Mail Case Study: Video Landing Pages, by Jeanne Jennings, ClickZ, 6-29-2009 Key lesson from case study: People are interested in video, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're interested in your product. In this example, video drove many more clicks, but many fewer of them converted to leads. Don't let your enthusiasm for video cause you to ignore your more traditional calls to action.
  31. Tracking the Giants of Viral Video: New Data Insights, by Hoag Levins, Advertising Age, 7-6-2009 Brands such as T-Mobile, Samsung and Cadbury have recently scored viral-video hits racking up 10 million or more views. Meanwhile, the science of tracking online-video audiences has made great strides, Levins writes.
  32. When Consumers Help, Ads Are Free, by Eric Pfanner, New York Times, 6-21-2009 An ad for T-Mobile, with people dancing at the Liverpool Street Station in London, was shown only once on television; however, word of it spread via e-mail message, blogs and social networks, until it was watched more than 15 million times on YouTube.
  33. Sluggish TV Upfront Doesn’t Benefit Online, by David Kaplan, paidContent.org, 7-12-2009 Even though average CPMs for online videos tend to be lower than what’s offered in primetime, agencies and advertisers are still reluctant to take a chance and invest more of their budgets in digital, Kaplan reports.
  34. How to Start a Company (and Kiss Like Angelina), by Julie Creswell, New York Times, 7-11-2009 People like to watch videos, and, in a bad economy, the ranks of do-it-yourselfers are growing, Creswell reports. Describes Howcast.com, which offers a particular blend of information and entertainment, presented in short and snappy video.
  35. Will My Video Get 1 Million Views on YouTube?, by Chris Wilson, Slate, 7-2-2009 You might have better odds playing the lottery than of becoming a viral video sensation, Wilson reveals, reports analysis of the numbers to find out what percentage of YouTube videos hit it big.
  36. In Search of Video SEO That Works, by Nico McLane, Streaming Media, 6-29-2009 What video search engine strategy works best? McLane explores video search engine optimization (VSEO) "recipes" for success.
  37. Time Warner, Comcast Plan to Wall Off Online TV, by Tom Lowry, Business Week, 6-24-2009 Amid the rush to make programming available for free online, Time Warner and Comcasta new model that will require viewers to prove they are cable subscribers before they can stream hit shows online.
  38. Speakeasy Makes Statement, Puts Its Customers on Camera, by Karen J. Bannan, B to B, 7-7-2009 Describes how completely unscripted videos of customers, telling how they solved difficult business problems using the company's products, got attention well beyond their usual Web visitors.
  39. Four Tips for Including Video in E-mail, by Jeanne Jennings, ClickZ, 5-18-2009 Before getting to excited about video in e-mail, focus on content. Ask: (1) Do we have video content that could be included? (2) What content would lend itself to video presentation? (3) What will we need to create video content? (4) Will recipients be able to view the video.
  40. Online Video: Viral Isn't Everything, by Heidi Cohen, ClickZ, 5-4-2009 Getting a video to go viral isn't the only goal. To get the most from your marketing investment: (1) set marketing goals, (2) define your video's target market, (3) develop a video content strategy, (4) support online video with related marketing, and (5) measure your results.
  41. Seven Video Content Pioneers to Watch, by Christine Beardsell, ClickZ, 5-19-2009 Offers a description of 7 video content companies that creative marketers should consider partnering with: Blip, Next New Networks, Deca, Eqal, Generate, FM78, and Vimby.
  42. Optimize Your Videos For Prime Time, by Eric Papczun, Search Engine Land, 5-21-2009 Recommends submitting videos to numerous video sites and search engines. Keyword research should drive the text that accompanies the video in the title, description, filename, and URL where possible, anchor text. Include a call to action.
  43. The View from Stanford: Why Video Marketing and Email Marketing Make a Perfect Match, by Nikki Serapio, Involver blog, 3-26-2009 Describes a Stanford University alumni fundraising campaign that achieved a 23% increase in gifts. They used involver-powered video players in e-mails during the fall campaign. Young alumni gave more as a result, with an average of 8-15% of donations from those who watched the video.
  44. Webcast Your Brain Surgery? Hospitals See Marketing Tool, by Pam Belluck, New York Times, 5-24-2009 Seeking to attract or educate patients, entice donors, gain recognition and recruit or retain top doctors, hospitals are using Twitter from operating rooms, showing surgery on YouTube and having patients blog about their procedures.
  45. Unclog My Drain: Making Viral Marketing and Videos Work for Local Small Businesses, by Anita Campbell, Small Business Trends, 5-24-2009 Campbell describes how to build a viral marketing campaign or create videos that people want to watch when you’re in a necessary yet not-so-glamorous industry such as plumbing or HVAC or some other household service.
  46. YouTube Gets Flexible to Pull in Network Partners, by Daisy Whitney, TW Week, 5-25-2009 YouTube is trying to win over television programmers and the brand advertisers that want to sponsor their shows by letting networks use their own video players on the site, Whitney reports.
  47. Online Video Ads Are a Good Bet in a Recession, by Christine Beardsell, ClickZ, 4-21-2009 Three reasons online video ads will do well in a recession: (1) Video ads are no longer experimental, but have a proven record as a brand-building medium. (2) Video ads are both a possible and affordable optimization. (3) They create dialog about your brand, if not more sales.
  48. New Online Video Tactics, by Karen J. Bannan, B to B, 5-4-2009 Bannan offers some innovative video marketing options worth trying out, including video blogs; interactive video, where prospects may pick and choose only the content that they are interested in watching; sponsored video.
  49. How 'The Unusuals' Producer Builds a Fan Base: YouTube, by Michael Learmonth, Advertising Age, 5-5-2009 Building a fan base online as an outlet for show enthusiasts is considered a prerequisite for a successful TV show, writes Learmonth. Describes efforts to build online viral messages of new New York City cop drama.
  50. Growing Pains for Online Video Chat, by Max Zeledon, Business Week, 5-7-2009 Seesmic, TokBox, and other startups in Web-based video chat must contend with issues of personality and, especially, privacy, Zeledon reports.
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