Sony, who have proven themselves incapable of properly delivering content to the masses on several occasions but finally hit it head on with the PlayStation Network (PSN), is going to give it another go.

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Sony Returns To Digital Distribution For Music, Video Next?

Welcome to Part 4 of our ongoing Online Video Marketing Basics series.  It’s intended to be a help—a sort of guide, if you will—for individuals and businesses just getting started with online video.  We’ve already covered Why You Should Get Involved with online video, Choosing A Video Style, and the choice between Self-Producing Or Hiring

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Online Video Marketing Basics: Part 4 – Choosing The Right Video Production Equipment

Once you’ve made the decision to get involved in online video, and picked the video style that you think fits both your personality and your goals, it’s time to start thinking about production.  And in online video production, there are really only two choices:  self-produce, or hire a professional.  This third edition of our Online

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Online Video Marketing Basics Part 3 – Self-Produce Or Hire A Professional?

We all know that YouTube is the number 2 search engine on the Web in terms of query volume.  It sounds impressive, but what does that mean for local businesses trying to reach customers? After all, aren’t most of the 13+ billion clips watched each month on the site Lady Gaga videos

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ReelSEO’s Grant Crowell interviews Techsmith Product Manager Shane Lovellette at the NAB Show in Las Vegas, to talk about the ways that video recording software is capturing and measuring the user experience with video content online, before it goes online to the public.

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Capturing & Measuring User Experience with Video

I recently did a Skype Video interviewed with author David Meerman Scott on the 2nd release of his popular book, The New Rules of Marketing and PR, which has won praise in The New York Times and Computerworld reviews, been on the BusinessWeek bestseller list, and published in 24 languages. I asked Dave what he

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The New Rules of Online Video Marketing and PR