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Cable’s Fate as FCC Pushes for Internet-TV Access: Impact of Comcast/NBC

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David Lazarus of the LA Times writes about the FCC’s role in shaping broadband enabled television (remember that computers are in 74% of homes, but televisions in 99%). In the wake of Comcast’s impending takeover of NBC Unviersal, Lazarus writes: If federal regulators have their way, the next big thing on the tech horizon will…

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More Video Views Than People Living in Top 20 US Cities?

ByNalts

When I think about uploading a video to YouTube, I envision five audiences: The people I know in online video- fellow creators and members of the online-video community. Permanent record: is the video going to be a tattoo I might regret? Will it cause my kids or family any embarrassment that I haven’t already inflicted? The folks…

Original Web Series Debuted at “Video Everywhere”

ByNalts

I’m just back from iMedia Connection’s Video Everywhere event in San Antonio, and a highlight was Paul Kontonis presenting a bunch of new web series. I’m not sure these are yet posted online, but this much I can say: online video production is beginning to resemble that of television. Matt Timothy (Vindico) had a visceral…

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Pratfall Spices Up Viral-Video Panel

ByNalts

So I took a deliberate spill while hosting a panel at Streaming Media East called “Creating and Promoting Amateur Videos.” Paul Kontonis, CEO of For Your Imagination, screamed like a teenage girl, but was one of few people that realized it was a joke. The fall is 1 minutes and 9 seconds in. Warning: Per…

How Much Money Does Jenna Marbles, Smosh and Toby Turner Make on YouTube?

How Much Money Does Jenna Marbles, Smosh and Toby Turner Make on YouTube?

ByNalts

Jenna Mourey (Jannamarbles) makes $4.3 million. Smosh makes $5.7 million. And Toby Turner (TobyGames) makes $4.2 million. That’s according to this infographic, so it’s got to be true. One of the top reasons people visit WillVideoForFood is to read about how much money YouTubers make. Read more… [/caption]

77% of Brands Don’t Use Online Video

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It’s an embarrassing statement about marketers in 2012. I’d like to apologize on behalf of them all. According to Kantar media, 77% of brands aren’t using online video; they’re exclusively national TV. Says Clickz: A new study from Kantar Media has found that 77 percent of brands are using national TV advertising exclusively. According to the study,…

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