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User Generated Content is here to stay. Report from Bear Stearns assessing the effects of the Long Tail on Entertainment Industry, especially on television. Between content producers and traditional broadcasters the new subject is the aggregator/packager
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Vidmetrix provides you with the analytics you need to know about your distributed online video campaigns. Our patent-pending technology shows you where, when, and how much exposure your videos are getting across 44 different video networks and gives you d
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Grouper developed video indexing and search optimization tools that gave a big boost to traffic in the time before every major internet portal, especially Yahoo!, had its own video area.
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Das in AGMA entwickelte System analysiert Sprache, Standbilder und Videoaufzeichnungen. Die Analyseverfahren für die inhaltliche Beschreibung der Sprachdaten arbeiteten auf der Basis von Sprachsegmentierung und -erkennung. Zur Analyse des Videostroms wur
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Partially fueled by this research and partially from my own vast experience of getting lost in these sites, here is… Nalts‘ analysis on the “persona” of your representative user of the important video sites.
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Web 2.0 entered the hard, unsexy phase of figuring out how to build long-term sustainable businesses. There were many obligatory references to the fantastic potential of online video but as to what the BUSINESS of online video will look like, there weren
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With ADSL2/2+ and VDSL catching on, expect Asia to become the hot bed of IPTV activity. This is creating an equipment boom, with sales going from $371 million in 2005 to $6.8 billion in 2009.
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Nope, we don't need your stinkin' technology, Google is paying $1.65 billion (with a "b") or 1.3% of Google's current value, for a media property. Plain and simple. But what does that even mean?
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Interestingly, today "social" features like YouTube's ratings and opinions have been more helpful in video search than algorithmic approaches like Google's, which rely on metatags. if Google doesn't make sure the media comapnies make money from all of the
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Google has to amplify (and protect) it's key revenue stream - ppc. Video ppc is a higher value domain, and a hugely untapped one. Google wants assets at the edges of the value chain which can exert market power against 1.0 publishers - just like it's doin
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YouTube is winning the hearts of the audience because video search simply doesn’t work. You have to instead rely on the opinions, ratings, and playlist compilations of others to discover good video.
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The size of downloads/views are estimated to eclipse 1.1 exabytes of data by 2010, with uploads growing to more than 9.1 petabytes. 23% of the dozens of UCG sites studied currently support mobile access, with others making announcements for this support i
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User Distributed Content, where all kind of recycled material – old TV, news-clips, sports, movies, politics etc. - that somebody for whatever reasons have decided to cut and upload on YT. UGC 51%, UDC 41% Commercial 8%
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I think the real winners long-term will be platforms that enable a new generation of content producers to break free from the old media content hierarchy and make money from their creativity. As Umair reminds us, it’s all about enabling creativity.
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Surprisingly low viewership for videos of ‘06/’08 candidates on YouTube. They are obviously not being sought out and blogs are apparently not doing much linking to political clips.
