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Time-Lapse Photographer Reviews Video Sites

Mike Posehn is a time-lapse photographer and creator of the GBTimeLapse software that helps turn digital photos into time-lapse videos. In his post on GraniteBaySoftware’s blog, he compares various video sites. His goals are similar to many of ours: 1) Good video quality, easy and fast uploading and an attractive and flexible video player. 2)…

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The Cost of a Viral Video Campaign

Business Week did a story on the omnipresent “The Viral Video Factory.”  Found via Adriana’s FURL. Here’s the quote I found of interest: Clients, nevertheless, are willing to play with higher sums. Advertisers will spend more than $1 million for a viral video campaign now, says Smith, a far cry from the $10,000-$20,000 he and…

Fizzer: RocketBoom on Crack

Wally (www.welcometowallyworld.com) has assembled an all-star cast for a new show called “Fizzer: RocketBoom on Crack.” He’s slotted spots for a lot of us (MarkDay, MarquisDeJolie and others), and apparently has secured a $1.5 million deal from YouTube. Details of how he splits that are unresolved. Check out this clever spoof. And be sure to…

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Forget 2007 Online Video. This Guy’s Looking at 2008.

Jason Glickman, an Internet advertising veteran with expertise in emerging interactive technologies, was a little late to predict 2007. So the CEO of Tremor Media decided to predict online video for 2008. Read his predictions in MediaPost’s Online Video Insider. Here are his predictions with my commentary: 1. Video goes vertical. Surely vertical sites (specialized…

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Future of User-Generated Online Video: Drives Content Not Advertising

Only a small fraction of online video-based advertising will be picked up by user-generated sites like YouTube and MySpace, according to a new report.  Over the next four years, just 15 per cent of the total online video advertising budget, will go to user-sites, according to analyst Screen Digest (Financial Times via Next Generation). Arash…