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  1. NewTeeVee » Guest Opinion: The Challenge of Monetizing Video Versus Webpages

    So even if a video ad unit had a 5-10x pricing premium, the site might still have generated more revenue from regular web pages in the same amount of time because they would have served 14x more impressions.
  2. The Next Net: Eyeballing the Value of Web 2.0 Startups

    That's why I like the slide below created by eSnips CEO Yael Elish.  It gives an approximate value for many high-profile Web 2.0 sites by correlating publicly available Alexa Web traffic numbers with the value of known deals like YouTube's.  This slide
  3. The Next Net: 2006 Web 2.0 Fundings Doubled to $844 million

    Venture capitalists poured $844 million into Web 2.0 startups last year, according to Ernst & Young and Dow Jones VentureOne.  That's double the $406 million they invested in 2005, and up from the nadir of Web 2.0 investing in 2002, when they put in just
    24.05.2007 to , , , , , by bertram
  4. NewTeeVee » U.S. Video Startups Raised $682M Last Year

    in the first quarter of 2007, some 19 video software and services companies have raised $210.7 million. Put another way, American video startups raised $1.96 million per day over the past 15 months. And there’s been one exit to write home about: $1.7 bi
  5. Can Daily Motion Challenge YouTube?

    YouTube already has managed to grab 9.1% reach there, compared with 10.3% for Daily Motion, according to figures from market tracker comScore. Across Europe, YouTube has around 10% to 12% reach, vs. 2% for Daily Motion.
  6. VentureBeat » VC investments in Web 2.0 companies booming, better study shows

    Venture capital investments into “Web 2.0″ Internet companies this year are on track to double last year’s levels to about $500 million, according to a new report on the bubbling sector. The report shows investors pumped $263 million into Web 2.0 co
  7. Article - Money - Whither Web 2.0?

    "With $10,000 to $15,000, you can start a Web 2.0 company," Krishnan said. "If your site is compelling enough, you'll get users. And if you get users, Google is watching."
    28.10.2006 to , , , , , by bertram
  8. Comeback der Kellerkinder.

    Web2.0: Auch bei der zweite Welle Internet haben die Amerikaner die Nase vorn. Doch die Deutschen holen auf.
  9. VC Invesment in Web 2.0 On Track For $500M This Year: Report | paidContent.org

    a business model that revolves around a dynamic interface facilitating participation through such methods as user-created content, networking, and collaboration. Applications used include podcasting, tagging, blogs, social networking, mashups, and wikis
  10. VC Ratings: Kiko failure deemed a harbinger of things to come for Web 2.0 startups

    Scoble: "There are simply too many companies chasing too few users." The important thing is to develop a feature in a unique and defensible way at just the time there is a real need for it in the market.
  11. In video shakeout, will Eefoof go poof? / While YouTube dominates Web of today, about 240 sites have dreams of success -- or getting gobbled up for big bucks

    Übersicht über den Videohostingmarkt mit der aussicht, dass 90% dicht machen werden. Außerdem viel über Dabble und die besonderen ausrichtungen der verschiedenen Unternehemen.
  12. Musical chairs for the video sites - Jun. 20, 2006

    Es gibt nun 173 YouTube Clones und allein im April wurden 3 neue mit $30 MIo an Venture Capital vollgepumpt. Das geht ganz sicher nicht gut und fürher oder Später wird es opfer geben. Die Meisten unterschätzen die Kosten (Traffic)

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