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For some time now, “moving to L.A. to break into the movie business” has been the clichéd pipe dream for most creative young Americans. I live in Nashville, and I can tell you that a close second is “moving to Nashville to become a country music star.” But the digital world may be changing all that. In a few years’ time, the most common pipe dream might very well be “starting my own YouTube channel and making a six figure income,” if it’s not already.A new study by TubeMogul —a leading video advertising and analytics platform—reveals that there are at least 10 YouTube stars making an annual income of $100,000 or greater. The study covered t… Read more..
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YouTube Stars Making Big Money – What We Can Learn From Them?
Everyone wants to leverage YouTube, and the professional film community is no different. We’ve seen unknown directors land big Hollywood gigs because of a video they uploaded. We’ve seen major film studios reap the benefits and word of mouth for new releases by adding the latest and greatest movie trailers to the video portal. But
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Hollywood Directors Team With YouTube To Launch Historic YouTube Film Experiment
Search Engine Strategies 2010 Conference & Expo is ready to return to San Francisco. SES 2010, running August 16-20, promises to continue the fantastic tradition of quality sessions, a huge expo, and excellent networking opportunities—oh, and ReelSEO is a media partner for SES 2010 in San Francisco.
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Save & Learn – ReelSEO Discount For 2010 SES San Francisco
Monday was apparently YouTube’s birthday. Tuesday was mine. I’m in the mood to wax poetic.
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Speculation On What YouTube’s 6th Year Might Bring
Says the 2010 Streaming Media All Star – no wonder I was nominated, right? Just kidding… Seriously though, if you want to immerse yourself in the online video industry, you really should go to the Streaming Media East conference in 2 weeks (May 11 &12th) in New York City. At the least, it is a
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Go To The 2010 Streaming Media East Conference & Expo
Sure, the US is seeing something of a sputter in the online video growth curve. In fact it’s sort of flatlined recently, but while that might be the case, our English-speaking counterparts across the big pond are seeing some expansion in their online video viewing thanks to Facebook and TV being put online. comScore Video Metrix
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Online Video Viewing Soars 37% Year Over Year In The UK
Advertising dollars are the foundation of the Web video business and those coveted bucks are highly sought after by networks, programmers and independent producers alike. So how do big brands allocate, measure and assess their spending in online video?
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Levi Strauss CMO on Online Video Strategies for Brands
Chad Hurley, one of YouTube’s founders and its current CEO (who is, sadly, younger than me), has some pretty big plans for his video portal. Specifically, he’s hoping for a future where people spent anywhere from 15 minutes up to 5 hours per day on the site. So… he’s like most website owners, then? I can’t
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Chad Hurley Wants Users Watching Hours Of Video Per Day
ReelSEO’s Grant Crowell interviews Kaltura CEO Ron Yekutiel at the National Association of Broadcasters conference in Las Vegas, to share about their new Exchange program connecting online video application providers to publishers.
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Kaltura’s New Exchange Lets Developers Strut Their Stuff
Streaming Media magazine and Streamingmedia.com has announced the third annual Streaming Media All-Star team, a list made up of some of the most innovative, influential, and important players in the online video arena. The Streaming Media All-Stars are people who do their part to advance, evangelize, and expand online video and audio – unsung heroes, visionaries and industry
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Presenting the 2010 Streaming Media All Stars! ReelSEO’s Mark Robertson, Nalts, Steve Garfield, Jan Ozer, Andy Plesser Among this Year’s Team
