Ooyala (yo!) put out their Global Video Index Report for Q1 2012 and it seems that long-form content is on the up, up and away route to fame and fortune.

We posted just the other day an article about why businesses should be doing video blogging . Today, on this week on Creator’s Tip episode, we’re going to be discussing tips for how to get started using video to improve your blog, with help from Nathan Engels of weusecoupons.com. Nathan is a very experienced blogger, and he has a lot of great advice on the advantages of using video for your blog or website.

It’s that time of the year again, the birds are singing, the flowers are blooming and advertising are writing checks. Wait, what? Yes folks, it’s TV upfront season, that time when the broadcasters show off what they’ve got in terms of content for placing ads against for later in the year.

So, Hulu’s YouTube channel, which you may not have known existed–after all, Hulu is its own video destination that basically competes with YouTube–has just crossed the 1 billion view mark.

Creators Angry Over Original Video Being Taken Down By NBC, Jay Leno A YouTube horror story of sorts has been making its way around the internet in the last week .

On this week’s Reel Rebel, Stephen talks

There’s nothing like the thrill of taking a whole bunch of footage you just shot and piecing it together towards the final product.

If you are trying to get the most out of your online video marketing and advertising campaigns and are using Google Adwords then you need to set some time aside later today for the Google Hangout On Air which is set to be all about Adwords for Video.

Last week, I spoke about making a big splash with superior YouTube marketing strategies at the Zenith Social Media Marketing Conference in Duluth, Minnesota. The conference was organized by the aimClear online marketing agency and the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce .

Nielsen put out a report last week that talked about presidential candidates and how they preferred TV for their advertising. That got me to thinking, with 178-180 million Americans watching online video, they might be missing the target audience. Nielsen reports that major presidential candidates have been heavily targeting Spot TV placement, of course, they completely forgot to include online video in their survey