Google has decided to give it’s privacy policy a little bit of a makeover. According to the Google Blog they are not changing any policies, just combining some of its more redundant product-specific policies and making their main policy a bit easier for users to understand.

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Google Makes Changes to Their Privacy Policy That We Can All (Almost) Understand

Listen to my podcast interview with attorneys Daliah Saper and Mark J. Rosenberg, as they weigh in on the legal case with YouTube and Carla Franklin that’s hit the mainstream media.  These cyber-attorneys address the big question of: Under what circumstances under should an Internet Service Provider should be required to unmask an anonymous user? The Carla Franklin Case – Background & Latest News The legal papers filed by Franklin’s attorney demand that Google, which YouTube owns, delivers the taunter‘s actual identity – the name, address, and phone number of these aliases, which are presumed to be traceable via th…

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Anonymous YouTube Cyberbullies – Should They Be Outed?

Can you sue someone for writing an ugly YouTube comment about you?  One woman is about to find out. Her name is Carla Franklin, and she is a former model who holds degrees from Duke and Columbia universities, and she’s filed paperwork to attempt to force Google—which owns YouTube—to reveal the identity of the offending

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Columbia Business School Grad Files Lawsuit Over YouTube Comment

Facebook recently started streaming live video from the Palo Alto, California headquarters. It’s not 24/7 nor is it what you might expect but more a mix of content including interviews and technical talk, etc. But that’s not the only video deal in the works at the social networking giant (who is preparing to fend off

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Facebook Leverages The Power Of Online Video – Premium Video Content Next?

Copyright infringement is still one of the biggest headaches that video hosting sites deal with on a regular basis–you might have heard about a long legal battle that YouTube spent millions to win.  Most video portals, like YouTube, have gone to great lengths to demonstrate a willingness and ability to help fight copyright infringement by

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UFC Sues UStream & Justin.TV Over Live Streaming Copyright Infringement

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

Once you’ve made the decision to get involved in online video, and picked the video style that you think fits both your personality and your goals, it’s time to start thinking about production.  And in online video production, there are really only two choices:  self-produce, or hire a professional.  This third edition of our Online

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Online Video Marketing Basics Part 3 – Self-Produce Or Hire A Professional?

Social networks are here to stay, so says a recent report from Interpret, the media and technology market research firm. Oh they also talked a lot about video and how people get it. In fact, they found that 12% more are streaming movies on the web, they also found that 5% more are doing the

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Video Less Pirated Online Than Music, Consumption Still Growing

Moderator: Tony Adam Speakers: Jessica Bowman , Founder, SEOinhouse.com Marshall Simmonds , Chief Search Strategist, New York Times Company/About.com, Co-Founder and CEO, Define Search Strategies Laura Lippay , Director of Technical Marketing, Yahoo! Media Jessica’s up first! SEO Efficiency & Accountability Set up lines of defense incorporate SEO into every day activities.  Push back when SEO isn’t included in deliverables sent to you.

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Blueglass LA Session: InHouse SEO

Moderator: Jordan Kasteler Speakers: Brent Csutoras Social Media Marketing Expert, BlueGlass Interactive Michael Brito , VP of Social Media at Edelman Digital Tony Adam , Sr. Manager, Online Marketing at MySpace Up first is Michael Using Social Media to Create Customer Advocacy How do I know when I’m loyal to a brand?  I looked in my cabinets, my laundry area, my refrigerator and which brands I’ve seen in my cabinets and refrigerator for years.  There’s a difference between being loyal to a brand and advocating for that brand.

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Blueglass LA Session: Social Media Marketing