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Another Ranking of Top 10 Video Sites

ByNalts

Here’s another ranking of top video sites (by LightReading.com). I’m reminded that it’s probably time for me to update my ranking of the top revenue-sharings sites. I admire LightReading’s thorough review, but I’m surprised that it overlooked the fundamental differences in business models between these sites. I suppose LightReading is an infrastructure site that is…

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Creating The Frankenstein of Online Video Sites

ByNalts

Did you ever play the game in college where you tried to imagine the perfect woman, and you’d combine parts from various people you knew? Kinda like building the Frankenstein of women? Jennifer’s nose, Cathy’s eyes, Christy’s… um… personality, etc.? That’s what we’re going to play now. I’ll start. I’m going to create the perfect…

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Internet Video Statistics

ByNalts

I’m working on a post that summarizes some of the recent statistics related to online video, and I’m hoping YouTube will share some recent stats. I’m also hoping I can post some of the data I source via Hitwise in my day job (with permission). In the meantime, I found this Profy post titled “ComScore…

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Mandatory Reading for Journalists Covering “Online Video”

ByNalts

Dear regular WillVideoForFood readers: permit me to speak directly to the media in this post. Read this if you wish, but most of it’s not new to you. My friends in media. You’re under deadline. You want to do a story about online video. Your instincts tell you to package another human interest story about…

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Is Soapbox a Zune? MSN Launches YouTube Competitor

ByNalts

It’s been in talks since September 2006, but MSN finally launched a public beta of SoapBox (source: DigitalTrends). Although MSN has about 10% of the search market (compared to Google and Yahoo’s combined share of more than 80%), it does have the advantage of being backed by the world’s largest software company. While the world…

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Viacom’s Top-Ten Rejected Claims on Google

ByNalts

Viacom Knows What You Did Last Summer. Holy shit. According to this Wired article, a judge ruled yesterday (Wednesday, July 2, 2008) that Google will have to turn over every record of every video watched by YouTube users, including users’ names and IP addresses, to Viacom. The order also requires Google to turn over copies…

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  3. Do you suppose he’s ever searched the word “FAILURE” on The Google. Must suck for him to see the first natural listing.

  6. Google’s blog actually has a paid ad that clarifies that it wasn’t manipulated.

    Nothing lends credibility like a giggle. Except a good fart.

  8. He left me a voicemail last night. I’m not sure it was personalized, but it urged me to vote Republican. Yes- I’ve already made a video about it.

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