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Could the enormous amount of content on the web be hurting online advertising revenue? That is exactly what is happening according to…
Digg seems to be divided into two types of users - the "power users" and the users who feel cheated because the "power users" dominate everything. Last week, Digg announced updates to its algorithm.
Three months ago, YouTube asked musicians to submit audition clips for its YouTube Symphony Orchestra. About 3,000 people responded. Now, experts have selected the best 200 performers, and it's your turn to pick winners who will go on to Carnegie Hall.
We love to talk about the successes of online video. The viral nature of a good campaign can mean significant impact to the bottom line of a company. Just ask Blendtec. Most are familiar with the “Will it Blend” video phenomenon that still has legs after almost 2 years.
comScore today provided some interesting insight into online video use in Germany. Among their findings was that the country had 28 million online video viewers watching over 3 billion videos in December. Google sites completely dominated the market share at 51%. 1.7 billion videos were viewed on YouTube alone over the month. Here's a look at where other web properties ranked:
As I was sitting down to a nice comfortable night at home I was alerted via Twitter about a change in the Terms of Service (TOS) at Facebook that could be pretty significant. Since I am not totally aware of the protocol for referencing tweets as sources, I will simply give you the whole deal here so the right people can get their Twitter props:
