Rube Goldberg, Slow-Motion & Legos – Viral Video Round Up

This has been one of the busier weeks for viral video that I can remember… at least in terms of the sheer volume of buzzed-about vids.  Let’s jump right into our look at three of the best, breaking them down to find their recipe for success. The Super Achievement You may remember the last time the band

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Rube Goldberg, Slow-Motion & Legos – Viral Video Round Up

The Top 10 Sites to Search for Movie Trailers Online

Trailers (”previews”) are film advertisements for feature films that will be exhibited in the future.

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Professional Web Video Content up Almost 20% in 2009

AccuStream Research says that there was nearly a 20% jump in “professionally produced, hosted or syndicated online media and entertainment video views”.

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Professional Web Video Content up Almost 20% in 2009

Cablevision to Offer New PC to TV “Sharing” Service

Cablevision, one of the nation’s larger cable television providers and the provider for New York City, is announcing a new service that I kind of like the sound of:  Internet on your TV without the need for an extra box or gadget. The new system, which is called “PC to TV Media Relay” (seriously, that’s the

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Clicker Wants To Be Your Web TV Search Engine – They’re Already Are Mine

Clicker is an online video discovery service—essentially a TV Guide for finding video programming online.  Today they announced that they’d closed another round of financing ($11 Million), which speaks pretty highly of what the VC community thinks of their chances. I hadn’t heard of the service until a few months ago.  My family decided to go

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SeeSaw Launches Streaming Video-On-Demand Site For UK

It’s easy for Americans like me to develop tunnel vision when it comes to the Internet, subconsciously blocking out any website or issue that doesn’t speak directly to our world.  But the obvious truth is that there are millions of users outside the U.S. who care deeply about the same things we do: good UI,

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Adap.tv Launches Online Marketplace For Video Advertising

Adap.tv has launched a brand new online marketplace called “atm” for video advertising that the company is calling the first of its kind, with the aim of bringing the power of advertising exchanges to online video. Ad exchanges have long been the norm for standard web advertising, with too many marketplace systems to name.  I’m sure

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YouTube Announces “Safety Mode” As a New Layer of Content Control

YouTube has announced a new feature they’re calling Safety Mode.  Safety Mode is essentially a new content-filter to help with the potentially mature content that doesn’t quite meet the established “offensiveness” standards.  That’s a fancy way of saying that Safety Mode will help you block out content that is objectionable to you but not so This is a post from ReelSEO Video Marketing . Permalink: YouTube Announces “Safety Mode” As a New Layer of Content Control

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The iPad and Video – I Want Some of What Apple is Smoking

ReelSEO isn’t a gadget blog, but it’s staffed with people who are quite familiar with gadgets.  The news of the iPad from Apple is everywhere, and I think it’s a topic we can have some valid opinions on. Background:  I’m no Apple fanboy. I have no particular problem with Apple, nor any unexplained gravitation toward their products.

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YouTube Seeks Users Help In Creating a Better Experience

Spring Cleaning was a really big deal growing up in my house.  I’m talking about a full day of planning in advance of the actual cleaning, to plot out the tasks and who would get each job.  I never had quite the level of involvement in picking my assigned tasks as I wanted, and it resulted in a lot of vacuuming and dusting—a can of Pledge was my best friend throughout the cleaning process. Well, YouTube is set to do some Spring Cleaning of their own , and from the sound of it, they’re willing to let users be much more involved in crafting the to-do list than my mother was. We have all kinds of ideas about new things we could build and launch, but we are also taking some significant time in the coming months to do some early “spring cleaning” on the site design and user experience

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