In my previous post I made a list of what I thought to be the top video innovations of both Steve Jobs and Apple . However right away one of our readers had reminded me of a few good ones I completely overlooked.

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What Influence Did Steve Jobs Have On Web Video? Industry Professionals Speak

The YouTube marketing game can be hard to play. It’s still a fairly new way to market and everyone seems to have a different opinion on how it’s done. News of videos raking in 1 million+ views has every company dreaming of ways to get that kind of exposure with a built in attractive 20 something spokesperson

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YouTube Celebrity Marketing on an Independent Film Budget

We caught up with Jay Holzer a few weeks back and he was gracious enough to chat with us for a bit about online video.

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Web Video Production Advice For Aspiring Filmmakers – Interview With Demand Media

I just saw this press release (even though I was done working for the day mostly) about AOL and the creation of AOL Video. I thought, well, that’s timely (in that I saw it, not that they’ve waited so long to get it done).  You did know they bought 5min.com right? It seems that AOL

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AOL Gets Serious About The Power Of Online Video Content

This is an interesting and strange group that came together on a recent case study. YuMe, ScanScout and BBE (recently purchased by Specific Media) combined their online video ad reach to help launch a new product. The product, HoodieBuddie, is being marketed only using in-stream video advertising.

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HoodieBuddie Launches with Only Online Video Ads, and Succeeds!

I had the pleasure of interviewing Rick Calvert by phone prior to this year’s Blogworld conference–which he founded.  We talked a bit about the changes to the conference location and philosophy, and about video’s place in the world of new media.  I could hear in his voice the excitement he had for the event.  And

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Video Will Be Top Of The New Media Food Chain – Says Blogworld CEO, Rick Calvert

I interviewed Dan Nessel, Marketing and Research director for PowerSupplements.com, on the special content and marketing opportunity with producing and promoting video online to serve as a consumer advocate and watchdog for one’s own industry. Marketing scams and how to expose them with online video For some background, I first came across Dan when I was doing research for a presentation I was to give at Search Engine Strategies Chicago, on the panel: “The Oprah Winfrey Litigation: What Affiliate Marketers Must Know.” The topic was about a major lawsuit by Oprah Winfrey’s company suing a large number of affiliate marketers and their merchant clients for using Oprah (and her doctor’s) image and trademarks without receiving any permission

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Market Yourself as a Consumer Watchdog with Online Video