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Is Online-Video Recession Proof?

ByNalts

Online-video advertising is still dwarfed by television advertising. But fear not the recession, online video advocates! Fear not these gloomy photos of the depression that you’re seeing on all of the weekly magazines. And this is according to  Christine Beardsell from Digitas writes in a ClickZ article. Here are three reasons Beardsell says online video advertising…

What I Learned About Claymation Yesterday

ByNalts

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Chad Hurley (co-founder of YouTube) and Michael Robertson (counder of MP3.com)

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Here’s a video from ZDNet that features part of a round table about consumer-generated media at the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit in Palo Alto, Calif. At first I’m bored by Chad. Then Michael kicks in, and I almost think we’ll have an intelligent debate. But it seems like the themes are: YouTube is creating a stage…