Stupeflix announced today, at the Business Video Expo, that they are changing the way they connect to developers and allow access to the Stupeflix video creation suite API. Whereas it was somewhat cost prohibitive in the past, they are now lowering the price of both access and video rendering to commoditize video creation. Previously, says Jean-Francois Boudier, Stupeflix co-founder and CTO, access to the API was dependent on requirements definition, commercial proposal, negotiation, contracts, signatures, etc.

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Stupeflix Reworks Video Creation API Access To Commoditize Video Creation

During my recent tour of Machinima, I got a chance to talk to a lot of great people, including company CEO Allen DeBevoise.

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Content As Marketing – Video Advertising & Monetization With Machinima’s Allen DeBevoise

If you were sick last week or on vacation or in a coma you missed A LOT of Google news. Here is a must read recap of articles on Google, Google changes and Google news

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Important Google News: Recap for Last Week

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

Chitika Insights has covered the heavily publicized launch of Google+ amidst a variety of reported statistics, some which stated that Google+ hosted a user base comprised of over 40 Million people, others which described the fledgling social network as nothing more than a ghost town.

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Traffic for Google+ Goes Positive Along with User Count

While HTML5 on mobile phones is becoming more and more important, the reality of the day is that HTML5 features can be most useful on PCs. Chitika Insights latest report investigates the current market penetration of HTML5 across all PC-specific browser platforms. The number of PC users was determined from a sample of hundreds of Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Is HTML5 a New Battleground for Browsers?

A lot changed in 2011. Of course..

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Nielsen’s Top Online Video Destinations & Web Brands Of 2011

Well, YouTube can’t redesign every week, and they did that last week… so this week’s online video news cycle belonged to some of the other players for once.

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The Weekly Online Video News Round Up – The Sucky Edition

I just got the big list of all new apps this week on the Xbox 360 dashboard.

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12 New Multimedia Apps For The Updated Xbox 360 Dashboard

It’s no question that Google is currently the dominant search engine in the U.S. market, although their major competitors turn up the heat, and as Google continues to expand on their many product offerings, two key questions have arisen: Is Google focusing on search the way it has in the past? How much longer will Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Search Engine Market Share, November 2011