Mark Robertson, the Founder of ReelSEO, and I will be speaking in the “Next Gen YouTube Marketing” session at SES New York , which will be held at the Hilton New York during March 19-23, 2012.  Since you can read what we have to say on that topic right here, right now, why would you want to travel in time to see and hear a couple of Men in Black reveal the secrets to the universe at the largest search and social media event of its kind? Excellent question.  The answer you’re looking for lies right here: Click here to watch the video.

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SES New York 2012: Three Key Reasons For Video Marketers & Producers To Attend

It’s CES people and time to bring the RAIN! As in a downpour of awesome announcements on cool new tech, services and everything connected. What’s been the big thing so far for me? Well the Sony press conference promised one login for everything and that my friends, is the holy grail of attention getters in my world

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Sony CES 2012 Press Conference: New Video Related Product Lineup

Google has been facing major patent issues lately, with the most notable being Oracle’s case (launched in August of last year). Now Google may be facing an additional case against MPEG LA for Googles’ webM format.

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Google Facing Patent Case for WebM Format

This autumn video entertainment buying will take the long-overdue revolutionary step of buying once and accessing on multiple devices from a single, central account. Hallelujah!  For those that don’t want the physical Blu-Rays, it’s also being reported that there will be digital only options available through the UltraViolet project.

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Finally UltraViolet Set to Shine on Consumers

I’ve never been quite so excited to talk about a new service.

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A Look at Google+ – The Long-Awaited Google Social Network

TED is all about big ideas.

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TED 2012 Soliciting Video Auditions For Innovative Conference Speakers

I only found out about Stroome last week–and promptly wrote up an article about their approach to collaborative video editing and creation. Imagine my surprise when co-founder, Tom Grasty, reached out to let me know they were launching a new-and-improved version of the service this week.

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Crowdsourced Video Is On The Rise: Interview With Stroome

This week marks the deadline for Open Connected TV standard proposals.

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Open Web TV Standard in the Works: A Foundation for Web-TV

Via ReelSEO's Video Marketing Guide Attention all you serious video marketers and producers! The Practicing Law Institute is holding a 3-day conference March 14-16 th , Counseling Clients in the Entertainment Industry 2011 , which will be covering the important legal issues that you need to know that affecting the video marketplace and your industry – including talent agreements, licensing recordings, right of publicity, user-generated content, and a whole lot more.

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Learn About Entertainment Law Issues with Television, Video and UGC – Live Webcast & Conference

My last post described, what Google’s decision to drop H.264 from Chrome in favor of its own WebM format means for you, and concluded that this situation creates even more complexity video publishers, along with the potential of a massive increase in video publishing costs. It’s been almost two weeks now since Google made that announcement and commentary across the web all led to a similar conclusion – that Flash video is the winner in this latest codec conundrum, and now the safest bet for publishing video for the web.

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Fear and Loathing in Online Video: The Video Codec Conundrum Continues