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Blastro.com, an “urban” music videos site, charged into the top ranks of online video competitors in August, ‘rapping’ up a summer-long surge of double digit growth, despite an overall summer slowdown. Blastro displaced Veoh.com to rank 10th amon
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July saw Americans view more than 9 billion videos online, with Google Sites once again ranking as the top U.S. video property with nearly 2.5 billion videos viewed (27.0 percent share of videos), 2.4 billion of which occurred at YouTube.com. Yahoo! Sites
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Hitwise traffic data shows that the market share of US visits to YouTube has increased by 70% when comparing January 2007 to May 2007 (this only includes site visits, not streams or streams from views on embedded videos). In comparison, the market share o
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The UK accounted for the largest share of European online ad spending, at 39% of the total. Germany accounted for 22%, France for 15% and the Netherlands for 7%. Alain Heureux of IAB Europe said, "These figures demonstrate without any doubt the signif
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Our forecast shows service provider revenue growing from $3.6 billion in 2007 to $20.3 billion in 2011, Driving the market's successful growth in the past 6 months is fast growth in Europe, especially France, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Eastern Europe; in A
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The average broadband download speed in the US is only 1.9 megabits per second, compared to 61 Mbps in Japan, 45 Mbps in South Korea, 18 Mbps in Sweden, 17 Mpbs in France, and 7 Mbps in Canada, according to the Communication Workers of America.
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YouTube continued to outpace all competitors in the online video market in February, increasing market share from 43% to 45%.
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Compete, which we also tracked for December and January, continues to show a decline in share for MySpace Vids — 14.9 percent of sessions, down from 16.4 percent last month and 19.3 the months before — essentially treading water at 38.2 million sessio
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NBC had the most traffic of U.S. TV network sites in March, with a 37 percent share of visits, according to a Hitwise report emailed to NewTeeVee. Its partner in the as-yet-unnamed video site, Fox, came in fourth with a little over 8 percent — but NBC a
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1. Youtube 45,92% 2. MySpace 22% 3. Google Video 11% 4. MSN Video, 5. Yahoo Video 6 AOL, 7 Break, 8 Dailymotion 1,47%
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WEB VIDEO WATCHING MIGHT HAVE broken out this year, but online video ads have yet to hatch, according to new research by eMarketer. Over one-third--or 37.6%--of the U.S. population viewed video online at least once a month, eMarketer reports, but online v
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2006 spending for online video advertising will reach $410 million, an 82.2% gain over last year's $225 million figure. In two more years, US marketers will spend over $1 billion, and only two years after that (in 2010), Internet video advertising will be
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In über 50 von der DSG begleiteten, separaten Clips wurden Reichweiten zwischen minimal 400.000 Viewern und maximal über 7 Mio. Viewern gemessen. Wie hoch die erreichte Gesamtzahl ist, hängt im Wesentlichen von der Art des Seedings, von der Anzahl und
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ad revenue from online video will reach $775 million next year--an upward revision from its previous estimate of $640 million. By 2010, online video ad spending will soar to $2.9 billion--or 11.5% of all dollars going to online ads, according to a new rep
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The average Brit now spends £3 per month on online audio and visual content, equating to £36 per year. Video content is closing the gap on audio, accounting for 43 per cent of spending. The biggest spenders are unsurprisingly the 18 to 24 age group, whi
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MySpace has basically stayed the same with 81.87 percent of the market (last month was 81.92 percent). U.S. social networking traffic has nearly doubled in the meantime, accounting for one in 20 U.S. Internet visits, according to Hitwise.
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U.S. marketers are expected to spend $350 million in 2006, an increase of 25% over previous estimates. Estimates for 2010 are also up 16 percent to $2.2 billion, with social network ad spending projected to account for 8.5% of the U.S. ad market by 2010
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A whopping 63.6% of all US Internet users in August 2006 streamed some video online, equating to 110 million people, according to comScore. Interestingly, as far as unique streamers to video properties go, Yahoo! tops the field at nearly 39.9 million uniq
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Fox’s share, which includes MySpace, is equivalent to 20.1 percent of the streaming market in the US; Yahoo has 11.8 percent and YouTube 9.9 percent. Viacom, Time Warner and Microsoft sites also scored highly. In total, 6.98 billion video streams were s
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August: 1. Fox Interactive (1.4 billion streams) 2. Yahoo (823 million) 3. YouTube (688 million) 4. Viacom Digital (284 million) 5. Time Warner (238 million) 6. Microsoft (186 million) 7. Google Video (102 million) 8. Ebaumsworld (53 million) 9. C
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Pre-roll is growing even faster than online video advertising, which is certainly enjoying its own hypergrowth spurt. Pre-roll video inventory on commercial sites has grown an average 105.2 percent annually over the past five years, according to AccuStrea
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Advertisers from smaller categories have been spending more than average on internet advertising, which is relatively cheap and can be targeted very effectively. first half 2005, 96% of all web revenue was generated by the internet’s top 50 sites, accor
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MySpace tops the least with 1.5 billion streams per month—nearly twice as much as Yahoo's. In terms of potential advertising revenues, it's the number of streams that is the more relevant number since you could theoretically serve an ad with each str
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These top broadband providers now account for about 48.3 million high-speed Internet subscribers – with cable having 26.9 million broadband subscribers, and DSL having 21.3 million subscribers.
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Global spending via online and wireless channels reached $19 billion in 2005 and will increase to $67 billion by 2010. Internet advertising globally will grow to $51.6 billion at an 18.1% CAGR and Internet access revenues will increase to $214 billion at
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Visitors, July 2006 (in millions) Yahoo Video 21.1 MySpace Videos 20.1 YouTube 16.1 MSN Video 14.6 AOL Video 10.5 Heavy 8.3 Google Video 6.8
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The Video on Demand (VoD) market is beginning to see rapid growth, achieving greater than 40% growth in 2005 over 2004. This expansion is propelled by the combination of growth across cable, IPTV and Broadband/Internet VoD.
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In 2006 werden nicht mehr soviele DVDs herausgebracht wie noch in 2005. Das Niveau gleicht sich an 2004 an. Nur Dokus und neue Filme konnten zulegen. Ausländische und single TV DVDs nahmen ab. Grund ist die begrenzte Ladenfläche.
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Auch in den UK ist YouTube Marktführer: YouTube 62.85%,Google Video 15.68%, MySpace Videos 8.60%,MetaCafe 5.19%, Yahoo! Video 4.01%,veoh 1.24%. Die Meisten Suchanfragen/Besucher kommen zu Fussball rein.
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Das erste Quartal 2006 hat einen Rekort erlös an Onlinewerbeeinnahmen von $3.9 Mrg generiert. Das sind 38% mehr als im 1. Quartal 2005 ($2.8 Mrd). Und 6% mehr als im 4. Quartal 2005 ( $3.6 Mrd)
