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Compete’s monthly ranking of the top online video sites is back- now with an improved methodology that reflects the latest industry trends. For starters, we peel back the label on several popular video sites to put them in a high-level competitive cont
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``One of our strategies is to put video everywhere you are on the Internet,'' said Folgner, who joined the Sunnyvale, California-based company last year through Yahoo's acquisition of video site Jumpcut. ``We're going to build a much better destination fo
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iProspect ‘Social Networking’ Survey Findings Interesting stuff; the high level findings are here. Here’s a chart that “visualizes” them:
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58 million people viewed at least one video online in December ‘06 14 out of the Top 20 video sites received over 1 million unique visitors The top 4 sites received over 10 million video related visits The top five sites account for 80% of the online vi
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According to Compete data for the month of December 2006, YouTube2 has 41.1 percent market share, followed by MySpace3. Google4 clocks in at #3 with 10.2 percent of the market share, followed by AOL and Yahoo. Add Google and YouTube together, and they are
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For the first time, Google clocked in more visitors worldwide than Yahoo in November (475.7 million vs. 475.3 million), thanks to the contribution of YouTube (107.9 million). In the U.S., Yahoo is still the top site by visitors (Google is No.4), but My
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Yahoo makes it simple with pre-roll advertising. MySpace and YouTube don't offer those types of opportunities. I've recently covered ways to use both those sites for your clients.
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Total Internet: 106,534 (US Streams 000) 7,182 (Streams US User MM) 67.4 (Streams/Streamer) Yahoo! Sites 37,934/812/21.4, MySpace 37,422/1,459/39.0, YouTube 30,538/649/21.2, Time Warner Network 25,675/258/10.1,
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According to a new video report that comScore Media Metrix will begin offering starting Tuesday morning, 37.4 million unique individuals watched a video on MySpace in July. All told, they collectively watched 1.4 billion videos.
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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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Laut Comscore ist Yahoo Video die größte Seite mit 21.1 Mio visitors, dann MySpace Video mit 20 Mio Visitors und anschließend YouTube mit 16 Mio. Laut Hitwise sieht die verteilung anders aus ebenso die Änderungsraten
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Der 2. Teil der Atikelserie Internetvideo-Boom, die ich zusammen mit Karin Wehn für Telepolis schreibe. Es werden die Videohoster YouTube, Blip.TV, Revver, Yahoo! Video, Metacafe und Guba kurz vogrestellt und erläutert. Der Artikel bietet einen schönen
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YouTube und Yahoo führen Kanäle ein. Aber sie binden diese z.T. an die Produzenten (schlecht). Außerdem ist das Internet nicht mit dem Fernsehen zu vergleichen (Auflösung).Channel: "a branded collection of content" Editoren, Aggregatoren, Programm Dir
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Yahoo und YouTube haben Channels eingeführt. Bei Yahoo kann man Videos von überall zusammenstellen, bei YouTube nur die von YouTube. Dafür hat YouTube viel mehr Soziale Funktionen neben Tags, Reviews usw.
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YouTube Marktanteil stieg um 110% in den letzten 3 Monaten. Yahoo! Video dagegen nur um 22%. You Tube hat bessere Besucherzahlen als Yahoo. April 2006, YouTube durchschnittliche Session Zeit betrug: 15 min 33s, Yahoo! 15m 13s.
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Zahlen zum Makrt der Videosharing Seiten. YouTube #1 je nach PageViews oder Visits dominant oder etwas weniger dominant. #2 Yahoo Video Search #3 MySpace. YouTube 54% der page views und 43% der visits. MySpace 15% page views und 24% visits.
