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

Wherein Chris describes himself as a flappy head and gives you the scoop on TubeMogul’s now-free-to-use video analytics package, InPlay.

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Online Video Gets Free Analytics from TubeMogul with InPlay

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

I wrote back in May about YouTube’s announced Leanback interface—designed to help you seamlessly shift to watching YouTube content on your television.  It was a relatively detail-free announcement, as I recall, but on the heels of the Google TV notice, it was definitely intriguing. Well, today the intrigue ends.  YouTube has officially launched Leanback, and

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YouTube Launches Leanback – A Mouse-Free Interface For Internet-Ready Television

One of the most common ways that YouTube users violate copyright laws is by using unlicensed background music in their video.  Unfortunately, this act also tends to get videos pulled, after copyright holders are alerted to the infringement via YouTube’s Content ID service.  And to be fair, a lot of users are just flat-out ignorant

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Friendly Music Service Lets YouTubers Buy Licensed Songs For Use in Video

When Christophor wrote last week about the latest comScore numbers on online video, the first thing I did was dig through the data for something odd.  It’s an instinct for me.  I’m always trying to find the odd number out… the thing that doesn’t make sense… the “one of these things” that’s “not like the

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Facebook is the 2nd Largest Referral Source for Online Video

Heh, that’s one of my better titles right there. Plus, it’s extremely accurate in both meanings. Adify has recently implemented a new VAST 2.0 network that spans the globe and expands their previous offerings

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Adify Creates VAST video Ad Network

Last week, LongTailVideo announced that they have created and released the open source JW Player in a new HTML 5 version (Beta) that features PNG skinning, Javascript API, fallback to flash and more.

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LongTailVideo Releases The First Flexible Open-Source HTML5 Video Player

Google announced the would open VP8 up as WebM, an open source video codec in a Matroska package with Ogg Vorbis as the audio encoder. So I thought it would be good to have a news round up of who’s in, who’s out and what Apple thinks (we all know that without a 500-page letter

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The WebM VP8 BandWagon Rolls On – Who’s In and Who’s Not

Google met our expectations today and announced that it’s On2 Technologies VP8 video codec is now open source.

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The Death of H.264 in HTML5? Google Opens WebM and VP8