Nielsen has published the results of a study into the demographic breakdowns of video viewers. The study covers traditional television, time-shifted TV, DVR playback, online video, and mobile video

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Women, African Americans, & Older Americans Watch The Most Video

Just last week I wrote about IntoNow’s tech and how it’s being used by Pepsi and said that it could be a sort of stepping stone to bring the masses to the interactivity of Internet TV. Yahoo! must have read my article because this week, they bought the company.

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Yahoo! Buys IntoNow, Getting Into Interactive TV or Back Into Online Video?

The search and online video giant, Google, has secretly struck a deal with Netflix to purchase the company, sources close to the deal said. The deal, which sees Google paying an, as yet, undisclosed amount for the subscription-based streaming video service is a move to bolster premium content delivery through YouTube, the online video sharing site Google purchased for $1.65B back in 2006. There have been wild amounts of speculation as to how exactly Google was going to make YouTube profitable and many deals have been in the works to stream pay-per-view content through the video sharing site

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Google Buys NetFlix to Use as New YouTube Premium Content Provider

I’ve been talking about the now-famous head-shaving helmet video for a few weeks now. First I featured it in one of my weekly round-ups of the latest and greatest viral success stories. A few days later, CNN revealed the video as a hoax and spoke with the creators–a viral agency called Thinkmodo .

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Exclusive Interview With The Creators Of The Shaving Helmet Hoax Video

AOL Video has started moving forward with its new initiative of expanding its original content as well as giving its viewers consistent content on a daily basis. To that end they have enlisted three big names in Hollywood: Kevin Pollack, Kevin Smith and Adam Corolla

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AOL Enlists Big Guns Pollack, Smith and Corolla to Bolster Slow-Moving Video Initiative

Revision3 is one of the most well-known Internet television networks, and it’s run by a very energetic guy named Jim Louderback.  As part of our chat with him back in October, we asked him to talk a bit about what Revision3 is doing differently, in terms of how they create their content, their advertising model, and distribution and audience building strategies.. The interview dives into Revision3’s philosophy, marketing, and process.  Have a look: Click here to watch the embedded video

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Web Video Audience Development Strategies With Jim Louderback CEO of Revision3

This 2010 Streaming Media West conference is fast approaching and the Online Video Plaform Summit will make a return this year as well. Events for the show feature a Google TV keynote from Rishi Chandra, a Keynote from Jennifer Taylor, Adobe Rich Media Solutions and Jeremy Allaire from Brightcove

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The Online Video Platform Summit Returns To Streaming Media West

If you’re anything like most of the video creators and marketing consultants I’ve met, you probably have a tendency to hope for big things from your latest viral offering almost as soon as you’ve uploaded.  You might even refresh the page regularly throughout the first few days, hoping to see the view count skyrocketing—though I

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Have Patience, Viral Video Success Doesn’t Always Happen On Our Timetable

So far this week from the IFA show in Berlin we have heard from Sony who is offering Music Unlimited (I am certain video will follow), and 3D video and tablet computers have dominated the scene.

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Samsung Hooks Up with BlinkBox for UK Video-on-Demand on Internet TVs

So, you’re thinking about adding product videos to your ecommerce site. Once you’ve made your decision you’ll quickly realize there are a fair deal of things you need to consider in terms of the implementation of your video solution. In order to help you figure out what you should be looking for, I’ve compiled the

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10 Things To Consider When Choosing An Ecommerce Product Video Solution