Check out the videos in the YouTube Change.gov channel, and you’ll see a link at the bottom of the videos “Click to download” which allows you to download the video onto your hard drive in MP4 format.
The question is whether it is going to be open for political videos of the likes of the president’s [...]
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Online video increasingly looks like one of the year’s big winners. According to estimates, more than 146 million US Internet users, or 77% of the total US Internet audience, watched an average of 87 videos per viewer, amounting to a total of 12.7 billion videos viewed in November 2008. Up more than one-third over November [...]
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eMarketer draws upon the 2008 elections to show the importance that online video is gaining in our lives.
In the 2008 campaign season, primary debates were co-sponsored by YouTube, and questions from the public were submitted through the video-sharing site.
Footage of Sen. Obama’s election night victory speech received 500 unique online placements within 36 hours. That [...]
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“The bulk of video consumed online today is typically short-form entertainment, rather than full TV episodes or full-length movies,” says David Hallerman, senior analyst at eMarketer.
Last year, about one-half or more of US online video viewers surveyed regularly watched short news pieces, humor clips, movie trailers and music videos. Only about one in four viewers [...]
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Cleartrip has launched Cleartrip Videos – a section containing about 1,000 travel videos covering 36 cities across India, which were submitted by amateur film makers during the Short Flicks Festival sponsored by Cleartrip last year. The videos are searchable by destination, popularity or tags.
As their blog claims:
One to three minutes long, these videos (un)cover everything [...]
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Looking to tap new revenue through online ads, attract new viewers and keep loyal fans, broadcast networks are making bigger, riskier bets on Internet delivery of their shows. The latest to put up an entire premier episode was CBS for their series debut of Big Bang Theory last fall according to this article.
The show, about [...]
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We do all of the hard work of transcoding and hosting and streaming and thumbnailing your videos claims this post in the YouTube Blog.
What it translates into, is a new platform for third parties to more easily publish videos directly from their own sites, without having to first go to YouTube to do the [...]
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The recently released comScore Video Metrix report for November 2007 indicates that more than 75% of U.S. Internet users have watched a video online (including both streaming video and progressive downloads), averaging 3.25 hours of video per person during the month. Google Sites, which includes YouTube.com, increased its video market share by more than two [...]
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Horowitz Associates’ recently released report, Broadband Content and Services 2007, has some pretty interesting trends for online video. According to the report:
61% high speed Internet users watch/download online video content at least once a week and 86% do so on a monthly basis compared to 45% and 71%, respectively, in the 2006 study – nothing [...]
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