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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:
With a fundamental patent in file swarming secured, and a new adaptive bit rate streaming technology opened for work, Swarmcast CEO Justin Chapweske told Murdok his firm wants to be the next TV infrastructure.
Making recent headlines has been a heated debate between a click fraud auditing vendor, Tom Cuthbert of Click Forensics, and Shuman Ghosemajumder, head of click quality at Google.
If you have a digital camera or a camera phone you can be a photojournalist. That’s at least what Reuters and Yahoo are thinking. The two have created a project to bring newsworthy photos or videos to their sites.
Instead of spending tons of cash on providing substantial assistance to federal investigations of torrent trackers, maybe the MPAA should use those funds to educate its member studios about the mad, mad, mad, mad world of Internet advertising.
Two stories that have been making the rounds over the weekend:
The mainstreaming of syndicated content online continues to move slowly onward, but it should pick up the pace and impact other media outlets.
A forthcoming feature in Google’s Gmail service will let its users associate a photo with a name in the Gmail inbox.
The two wireless service providers will now allow their subscribers to share picture and video messages.
Don’t quote me, but here’s some inside information on deep background.
