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Best Online-Video of 1986 and 2010
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Online Video (2010 in sad pictures)
Wowzer how about the peaks and valleys of online video in the past year. I had a peek at Alexa.com to see how some of the smaller independent online-video sites are holding up. Not too well based on traffic. A caveat: Alexa does not capture visitors precisely, or count the embedded views. So these pictures…
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Anxiously Awaiting Chumby
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