Howard Wen from ComputerWorld (US) writing at CIO.com gave a lengthy list of reasons why you can end your Flash Deathwatch pool. If you remember, a while back, Youtube also gave a list of reasons as well

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CIO.com Lists 6 Reasons Why Adobe’s Flash Will NOT Die

I hate the terminology we associate with things. Words like epic, frenzy, legen….dary (thanks Barney Stinson) and unbelievable, phrases like iPhone-killer, the best ever and simply perfect. They all make me groan in disgust and I blame the sensationalist media in America for it all

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Online Video Advertising Turning Into A Feeding Frenzy?

Tremor Media announced they’re going to begin offering HTML5 support for their video ads, mainly focusing on the iPad and then other mobile platforms. Considering that they reach about 19% of the US population and show around 450 Million ads a month, it’s a smart move.They are not the first video ad network to implement HTML5, nor will they be the last as many people begin to see some value in offering video ads to the iPs.

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Tremor Media Announces HTML5 Support For Video Ads

comScore has released the monthly report on who does what, where on the web, commonly referred to as the comScore Media Metrix. The report, as usual, looks at top web properties, ad networks and the changes in the traffic on those properties.While the travel sector scored highly, online games rose and teens jumped online with

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Online Video Impacts Top 50 Web Properties During June 2010

comScore has updated their Video Metrix reports to include more information and insight. They’re calling it Video Metrix 2.0, but it still does the same basic things that it always has.

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Video Metrix 2.0 – comScore New Enhanced Video Statistics

Brand advertisers are increasingly asking Web sites and publishers to conduct “intent-to-purchase” studies that measure the success or failure of a Web video campaign.

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Key Metrics for Successful Web Video Advertising Campaigns

comScore recently announced their new Video Metrix 2.0 which adds several enhancements and June 2010 is the first month where we get to see how they affect the numbers. Among the changes is the fact that they are now ranking video ad networks by video ads viewed and not potential reach like they had been.

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Americans Watched 4.3 Billion Video Ads In June, Mostly On Hulu

In every area of the economy with potential lies the Madoff’s of this world. You don’t have to go far to find the “get rich quick” schemes peppered all over the internet- preaching the panacea of money making if only you send a $12 refundable deposit to receive 14 hours of cds, combined with the

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White-Hat Video SEO = Good Old-Fashioned Hard Work

Following hot on the heels of the latest Viral Video Nostradamus—where I foolishly aim to predict viral video hits—comes the converse of that concept:  the Viral Video Round Up—where I attempt to reverse engineer how some recent video successes managed to go viral.  Let’s dig in: iPhone Issue By now I’m sure you’re aware of

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Viral Video Round Up – Mash Ups, iPhone 4, & Batman

It’s been several weeks since our last Viral Video Nostradamus post, and another attempt at predicting viral success is long overdue.  The hope is that I can hit on at least one of these, and over time begin to have a better understanding about what it is that makes some videos skyrocket and others fizzle. 

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Viral Video Nostradamus – Babies, Cats, & Turtles