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Interview with Chris Winfield about BlueGlass LA

While at CES I had the distinct pleasure of attending the inaugural International Academy Of Web Television Awards ceremony that celebrated all things online video and included the likes of Felicia Day, Shari Lazar and Kevin Pollack. It was pretty cool and, to me, demonstrated how far we have come in the realm of online video

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International Academy Of Web Television Awards Demonstrate Maturity Of Online Video Industry

The question of whether or not you should be engaged in social seeding is hardly a question at all these days. With the number of users on sites like StumbleUpon, Facebook, and Twitter, it is fast becoming one of the primary ways people get in front of large audiences today

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7 Reasons to Include Social Seeding in your Marketing Strategy

This week’s round up of the online video news highlights includes a little extra dose of the social. Many video experts agree that social enhancements and integration could be the next great evolution for online video as a format. Of course, we also saved room for all the rest of the week’s big video announcements and developments, including new YouTube features, video ad innovations, and much more.

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The Weekly Online Video News Round Up – Video + Social Edition

Google announced today they’re going to take a step toward user privacy by hiding keywords used by searchers signed into their Google accounts.  We’ll leave the discussion regarding their real reason for doing so for another day or someone else to blog about. Me, I’m going to talk about what I think this means for the industry and why I think so many people that are freaking out over this change are missing the bigger opportunity here. Okay so – people are crying foul on this change to Google Analytics .  They’re saying they need keyword data in GA, because they tie those keywords to conversions – the more conversions that come from a specific keyword, the more important that phrase is

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SEO Under Attack – The Google Analytics Keyword Data Apocalypse

Wow, remember when AOL Video was just a tiny little project that had almost no content, no real driving force apparently and not all that many viewers? Well, maybe they had some viewers, but I wouldn’t have considered them the place to go online to get new web series.

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Wide Range of New Original AOL Web Series Coming Soon

Here’s something cool. Two tech heavyweights have teamed up to create a pseudo-branded online video series.

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Intel, Toshiba Team on Branded Online Video Series: Inside Experience

Not long ago I wrote about the Soap Opera pop as many major daytime TV soaps were being canceled. Proctor & Gamble, who both sponsored and helped develop some TV soaps decided to move online and canceled their sponsorship, which meant the end of those shows. The article I wrote started a trip into the world of soaps as I was contacted by people who were ardent fans, and people who are working on new shows… online.

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New Online Video Web Series Hope To Fill The Void Left By TV Soaps

Digital Broadcasting Group have teamed up with Dentyne Gum on a new web series called The Single Life. The tongue-in-cheek-wrapped-in-chewing-gum web series is being positioned as a navigation guide to the world of online dating

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Dentyne Bites Into Branded Online Video With New Web Series

Blip.tv was what?

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Blip.tv Relaunches as Center for Original Web Series