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Market research firm eMarketer has some interesting numbers looking at possible YouTube revenue. The firm pulls from a variety of sources to…
Since its launch in January, Webproworld has regularly followed the growth of AOL's MeidaGlow business unit, which has seen record growth with each month.
MySpace users who have an interest in citizen journalism have just been given an opportunity to get involved. MySpace and Fox News teamed up this afternoon to launch an official uReport community page.
Adobe made some big announcements today at the 2009 NAB Show. News ranges from a new framework to potentially game-changing partnerships in online video and taking video to televisions. Strobe First off, Adobe has announced a new software framework for building media players, which extends the capabilities of Flash. It's called Strobe. Adobe says it will help establish an open industry standard for media players.
YouTube is testing a "secret" beta of a new channel layout, which as I'm sure they're aware by now it is not very secret anymore. Although, I can't imagine that they expected it would be kept secret for long. According to Read Write Web, some YouTube users were notified about the beta testing directly from YouTube via email. Others had to find out indirectly.
Music marketer Echo, which handles web sites, online communities, and digital marketing for such top tier artists as Kanye West, Keith Urban, Alicia Keys and Dierks Bentley will be winding down operations over the next 60 days. Ticketmaster bought Echo in March of 2007 for a reported $25 million, but found the Nashville based business unprofitable.
