closed captions
Grant Crowell interviews Josh Miller of 3PlayMedia, to talk about Congress’ recent passing of two bills that will mandate closed-captioning of television programming over to the Internet. We discuss the questions: Will other “professional” online video programs be next? And, is legislation necessary, or will organizations determine that transcription and captioning of video content has a worthwhile ROI regardless of any mandate
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Should Closed-Captioning Of Web Video Be Mandated By Government?
It’s not quite Google Analytics, yet. But it is certainly a step in the right direction.
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In-Depth Overview of InPlay Video Analytics
ReelSEO publisher Mark Robertson was a featured speaker this past week at the 2010 Video Commerce Summit held Seattle, Washington.
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Video SEO And PPC Strategies For E-Commerce Video Online
You want to know what I love? When companies announce new video-related products or services. Seriously… I’m a video nut, and I get excited about new things. Want to know what I hate? When new products or services are announced, but not remotely explained. Such is the case today. TwitVid has announced a new ad
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TwitVid Launches Mysterious New Social Video Ad Platform
YouTube has a lot to say this week. First they announced a new mobile version of their site—and it rocks. Then they officially released Leanback into the wild—it’s also very cool. Now they’ve announced a new grant program designed to help members of the Partner program make better and better videos. It’s called YouTube Partner
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YouTube’s Ponies Up $5 Million To Help Partners Produce Better Videos
This weekly Viral Video Round Up series is intended to accomplish a few different tasks: point out viral successes, reverse engineer them to ascertain what elements helped push them over the top, and have a little fun. I feel very confident that this week’s edition achieves all three goals. Because most of you come for
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Viral Video Lessons Round Up – Yoda, Street Art & Wheat Thins
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The Majority of Web Video Viewers Have No Problem with Ads
A few weeks back, I eluded to the notion that YouTube and Google are indexing YouTube’s closed captions and subtitles. In fact, YES – both Google and YouTube ARE indexing videos for text that is contained within closed captions and subtitles
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In-Depth Look At YouTube Closed Captions, SEO and Indexing
Last week I had the privledge of speaking, along with Lane Shackleton of YouTube, at the Dallas Fort Worth Search Marketing Association.
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How to Optimize YouTube Videos – Reel SEO Presentation
Last week I had the privilege of speaking, along with Lane Shackleton of YouTube, at the Dallas Fort Worth Search Marketing Association. The topic was YouTube – why YouTube, and how to market, optimize, and advertise video content on YouTube so as to take full advantage of the opportunity that exists within YouTube
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How to Optimize YouTube Videos – YouTube SEO Presentation
