Online Video Curated: 34 Posts, Websites or Videos
Here are 34 posts, websites and videos about online video… curated kindly by Christopher Mingryan.
Can someone summarize them in the comments below please? I’m too lazy to read.
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Why Viacom Plus Joost is “Game Changing”
ByNalts
Want to watch shows from MTV, Comedy Central or Spike via broadband? Want to check out Paramount movies? Then you’ll need to switch from YouTube to Joost. No sooner did Viacom order YouTube to pull content, they’ve licensed hundreds of hours of content to Joost, a start-up formed by the founders of Kazaa and Skype (see Wall Street Journal)….
Online Video Book
ByNalts
As long-time readers of WillVideoForFood.com may recall, I’ve been procrastinating a book about online video for longer than a pregnancy. I’ve been trying to find a co-author that can keep the piece on track, but obviously can’t afford a spiffy ghost writer. In the meantime, it seems someone has beat me to the punch. CinemaTech…
AOL Video Grows Dramatically in August
ByNalts
Just yesterday I wrote about how we don’t care about AOL. Today, via Micropersuasion, I found some data that Hitwise makes public. Hitwise is a bit more reliable than Comscore because it draws on a panel of 25 million individuals via ISP data (10 million in the U.S.). Here’s the AOL Video growth chart, which…
YouTube Changes Algorithm: Are Amateurs Losing?
ByNalts
YouTube clearly changed its algorithm for getting views. As you can see in the chart below, I’ve dropped from 320,000 views per day to 80,000. That’s a nice number, but 25% what it was just months ago. I was on a nice streak for a few months, and before that was anywhere from 100,000 to 400,000. I…
“YouRube” Gives Attention Without Compensation
ByNalts
Says John Paczkowski of “Good Morning Silicon Valley:: YouTube says it’s protected from such legal attacks under a federal law that shields online services from liability for copyright violations its customers may commit, that argument loses potency if the service profits from infringements. One could argue that YouTube is doing just that by running ads…
Bike Plus Video Equals What?
ByNalts
When you think about combining bikes and video cameras, you basically imagine one of the following three scenarios: Guy’s front wheel stops, and he flips before jamming his groin. Guy does stupid jump into lake, but knocks his groin and misses lake Kid drives bike into bushes Apparently the world of biking and online video…
advertising | book | Future of Online Video | Online Video | Video Advertising | Video Business | Video Sites | YouTube
Why Viacom Plus Joost is “Game Changing”
ByNalts
Want to watch shows from MTV, Comedy Central or Spike via broadband? Want to check out Paramount movies? Then you’ll need to switch from YouTube to Joost. No sooner did Viacom order YouTube to pull content, they’ve licensed hundreds of hours of content to Joost, a start-up formed by the founders of Kazaa and Skype (see Wall Street Journal)….
Online Video Book
ByNalts
As long-time readers of WillVideoForFood.com may recall, I’ve been procrastinating a book about online video for longer than a pregnancy. I’ve been trying to find a co-author that can keep the piece on track, but obviously can’t afford a spiffy ghost writer. In the meantime, it seems someone has beat me to the punch. CinemaTech…
AOL Video Grows Dramatically in August
ByNalts
Just yesterday I wrote about how we don’t care about AOL. Today, via Micropersuasion, I found some data that Hitwise makes public. Hitwise is a bit more reliable than Comscore because it draws on a panel of 25 million individuals via ISP data (10 million in the U.S.). Here’s the AOL Video growth chart, which…
YouTube Changes Algorithm: Are Amateurs Losing?
ByNalts
YouTube clearly changed its algorithm for getting views. As you can see in the chart below, I’ve dropped from 320,000 views per day to 80,000. That’s a nice number, but 25% what it was just months ago. I was on a nice streak for a few months, and before that was anywhere from 100,000 to 400,000. I…
“YouRube” Gives Attention Without Compensation
ByNalts
Says John Paczkowski of “Good Morning Silicon Valley:: YouTube says it’s protected from such legal attacks under a federal law that shields online services from liability for copyright violations its customers may commit, that argument loses potency if the service profits from infringements. One could argue that YouTube is doing just that by running ads…
Bike Plus Video Equals What?
ByNalts
When you think about combining bikes and video cameras, you basically imagine one of the following three scenarios: Guy’s front wheel stops, and he flips before jamming his groin. Guy does stupid jump into lake, but knocks his groin and misses lake Kid drives bike into bushes Apparently the world of biking and online video…
advertising | book | Future of Online Video | Online Video | Video Advertising | Video Business | Video Sites | YouTube
Why Viacom Plus Joost is “Game Changing”
ByNalts
Want to watch shows from MTV, Comedy Central or Spike via broadband? Want to check out Paramount movies? Then you’ll need to switch from YouTube to Joost. No sooner did Viacom order YouTube to pull content, they’ve licensed hundreds of hours of content to Joost, a start-up formed by the founders of Kazaa and Skype (see Wall Street Journal)….
Online Video Book
ByNalts
As long-time readers of WillVideoForFood.com may recall, I’ve been procrastinating a book about online video for longer than a pregnancy. I’ve been trying to find a co-author that can keep the piece on track, but obviously can’t afford a spiffy ghost writer. In the meantime, it seems someone has beat me to the punch. CinemaTech…
AOL Video Grows Dramatically in August
ByNalts
Just yesterday I wrote about how we don’t care about AOL. Today, via Micropersuasion, I found some data that Hitwise makes public. Hitwise is a bit more reliable than Comscore because it draws on a panel of 25 million individuals via ISP data (10 million in the U.S.). Here’s the AOL Video growth chart, which…
YouTube Changes Algorithm: Are Amateurs Losing?
ByNalts
YouTube clearly changed its algorithm for getting views. As you can see in the chart below, I’ve dropped from 320,000 views per day to 80,000. That’s a nice number, but 25% what it was just months ago. I was on a nice streak for a few months, and before that was anywhere from 100,000 to 400,000. I…
“YouRube” Gives Attention Without Compensation
ByNalts
Says John Paczkowski of “Good Morning Silicon Valley:: YouTube says it’s protected from such legal attacks under a federal law that shields online services from liability for copyright violations its customers may commit, that argument loses potency if the service profits from infringements. One could argue that YouTube is doing just that by running ads…
Bike Plus Video Equals What?
ByNalts
When you think about combining bikes and video cameras, you basically imagine one of the following three scenarios: Guy’s front wheel stops, and he flips before jamming his groin. Guy does stupid jump into lake, but knocks his groin and misses lake Kid drives bike into bushes Apparently the world of biking and online video…
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My site isn’t there so it doesn’t matter.
Hey this is pretty cool. Thanks Nalts!