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ByNalts

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Is YouTube Cleaning Up? Rejections, Suspensions, & Bears. Oh My.

ByNalts

Remember that girl in high school that slept with everyone? If she rejected you, you knew you were beyond hope? I think we’ve all lost hope. Many signs point to YouTube cleaning up. YouTube appears to be policing obscene content and maybe some of the vast amount of copyright violations (which, remember, are you the…

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TubeMogul: 1 GB Per-Video Distribution, Upload, Analytics and File Backup

ByNalts

TubeMogul upgraded its total file size to 1 GB, and Brett Wilson (its CEO and founder) claims they did it for me (I begged). You see, if you’re posting videos online, you might as well post everywhere you can (even if 95% of your views are on YouTube). As long as you set up your…

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YouTube is a Giant Conference Call

ByNalts

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Addressable Advertising: Old Media’s “New Trick”

ByNalts

Television advertising is learning a “new trick” from online advertising, writes Greg Pulier from MediaPos’s Online Video Insider. Pulier obserbed that the recent Ad:Tech conference in San Francisco had just one panel was devoted to television Some of the most well-known cable operators and telephone companies have been modifying their networks in ways that could…

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