AOL Expands HD Video Offerings to Samsung, Google TV with New App is a post by ReelSEO Video Marketing . AOL has announced a new version of their creatively named AOL HD app, which is now available for Samsung Smart TVs and Google TV

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AOL Expands HD Video Offerings to Samsung, Google TV with New App

Yahoo! was in online video, then they were out, then they were in and then out…and now, starting in about a month’s time, they’re all in again?

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Yahoo! Dives Into Online Video Again With All New Original Content

Nielsen, media research company not recently deceased comic genius (RIP L.N), have changed a bit of their TV statistics tracking with changes to Internet-ready TVs. Basically, they now acknowledge their existence.

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Nielsen adds Web-Enabled Devices to TV Tracking

The TV widgets, or is it Widget TV? I like Widget TV, after all, we’ve got Google TV and Apple TV so why not Widget TV.

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Opera Sings For Widget TV Revolution

Due to the growing number of developers coming up with a variety of applications that extend its Analytics Service, Google decided to compile all of these apps into the new Google Analytics App Gallery .  The gallery currently contains around 32 interesting Google Analytics apps contributed by some of Google Certified developers and partners. The Google Analytics App Gallery has around 12 categories which include site audit, campaign management, content management and more

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Google Rolls Out Analytics App Gallery

Google has just released the latest version of the Google Chrome Beta , promising its most significant speed and performance boost to date. According to the Google Chrome blog, the new Chrome Beta version was benchmarked with 30 improvement on both V8 and SunSpider benchmark as compared to the previous beta channel version

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New Google Chrome Beta Promises More Speed and Features

Starting June or July, the next time you use Google Books search and discover titles that you are interested to buy, you may soon do so right there and then on the Google Book search results page.  By then Google will have launched its new service, Google Editions which is actually Google’s take on electronic book distribution

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Google to Roll-Out Book Search and Buy Feature

Please join us tomorrow, May 5th at 11am Pacific, for our free webinar all about encoding video for the web.  If you are producing video for the web and have any questions about video compression, and/or want to learn how to encode high-quality video for the web, then this is the webinar for you. You’ve likely

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Free Webinar Tomorrow – Got Questions about Encoding Video for the Web?

On the heels of Apple’s news that it’s sold 1 million iPads in the first 28 days of release, I bring you insight from “The Long Tail“ author Chris Anderson on why tablets represent a new era of measurability for advertising (they can now track your activity online and offline). This week’s New Media Minute also features

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Tablets Represent a New Era of Measurability for Advertising

Sometimes events occur that force a writer like me to suddenly get personal.  It’s like a blog version of the sitcom staple, the “very special episode.”  For me, that event is the Nashville flood.  If you haven’t heard about it, Nashville is largely under water today.

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How The Nashville Flood Demonstrated Online Video’s Power & Importance