Despite a Dip, US Online Video Views Are Up 120% For 2010

comScore starts off another year of online video tracking and so do we.  Many have reported on the decline in video views for January 2010 when compared to December 2009.  However, even with the decline of 2.5%, when you look at the numbers year over year, video views in the US were actually up almost 120%

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Despite a Dip, US Online Video Views Are Up 120% For 2010

List of Royalty Free Online Resources for Video Production

We here at ReelSEO like to do things on the cheap when we can. Not because we’re cheap but often because video production costs can spiral out of control if you’re not careful.

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Video Ad Networks – Where Should You Place Your Video Ads?

2009 was a massive year for the online video advertising industry as a whole.

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Adap.tv Launches Online Marketplace For Video Advertising

Adap.tv has launched a brand new online marketplace called “atm” for video advertising that the company is calling the first of its kind, with the aim of bringing the power of advertising exchanges to online video. Ad exchanges have long been the norm for standard web advertising, with too many marketplace systems to name.  I’m sure

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Video Ad Re-Targeting Converts Better, Says SpotXchange

SpotXchange says that retargeting consumers who didn’t buy the first time round actually works to increase results. But what is it and how does it work?

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Over 1 Billion Videos a Day in December (2009) Says comScore

According to the comScore Video Metrix report, there were over 33 Billion videos streamed in December 2009. That’s more than a Bilion a day.

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The Impact of Tonight’s Live Streaming State Of The Union Address

As if you were not already aware, tonight’s State of the Union is bound to make history—perhaps more for its presentation and interactivity than for the contents of its message. A few weeks back, I breathlessly raved about how YouTube was going to live stream the landmark court case on California’s Proposition 8—and I was specifically excited about what that kind of thing might mean for the future (and legitimacy) of online video. Of course, the Supreme Court decided to steal my joy—and invalidate my article—by striking down that decision, ruling that the proceedings could not be streamed on YouTube.  I was a little bummed.

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Viral Video Marketing Round Up – Lessons From This Week’s Viral Video Successes – 1/22/2010

The viral landscape is a very fluid, breathing sort of thing. That’s why we publish this column on a (mostly) weekly basis… because there are always fresh examples of viral success.  Let’s take a look at what’s gone viral this week in the world of online video, and attempt to pinpoint some of the core reasons for that success

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Google and Apple Battle for the Handset Win – Let the SmartPhone Wars Begin!

Google’s Android cell phones are quickly closing the gap on Apple’s iPhone, according to new research from eMarketer. In the fourth quarter, the proportion of potential smartphone buyers who said they were going to purchase an Android jumped from 6% to 21%, surpassing blackberry for the first time, while interest in buying the iPhone dipped. For more details on what the Smartphone wars might look like as Google and Apple continue their ascendancy in the entertainment business, check out this week’s New Media Minute. This is a post from ReelSEO Video Marketing

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Google and Apple Battle for the Handset Win – Let the SmartPhone Wars Begin!

Google’s Android cell phones are quickly closing the gap on Apple’s iPhone, according to new research from eMarketer. In the fourth quarter, the proportion of potential smartphone buyers who said they were going to purchase an Android jumped from 6% to 21%, surpassing blackberry for the first time, while interest in buying the iPhone dipped. For more details on what the Smartphone wars might look like as Google and Apple continue their ascendancy in the entertainment business, check out this week’s New Media Minute. This is a post from ReelSEO Video Marketing

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