In a global marketplace, employers are beginning to realize that their best potential employees might not live in the same city, the same state, or even the same country. -- see also -> http://www.thewebvideocompany.com/products/talent-video-demo-reels

Now here’s something extremely interesting if you put much stock in it.

Just about one in three homes in the US (really three in ten) have been found to have a TV that is connected to the Internet, whether it be through a game console, Blu-ray player or the TV itself according to a new report from LRG. ...

One of the best ways for a popular website to crow about its successes is the use of statistics. This is even more true with the world of video, which is ruled by things like view counts, comments, subscriptions, and ratings. We’ve all heard some of ...

Well, it’s official. YouTube is better than Twitter

Nielsen and comScore will never see eye-to-eye and that goes doubly for the numbers they report.

Nielsen just released their Q3 and Q4 2010 State of the Media for mobile video usage. In the report they state that mobile video users jumped some 40% just both Q3 and Q4 in year-over-year numbers.

Google Android’s expansion in the US smartphone market is continuing to grow as the three month comScore average, ending Febraury 2011, showed that 33% of smartphone users are using Android, up seven percent from 26% during the previous three months ended November 2010.

How do you know an online trend is possible reaching its apex? When network television creates a summertime reality show around it. Enter Fox’s “Mobbed,” which airs tonight, March 31, 2011

PointRoll delivers interactive video, rich media, social and mobile advertising. Their report on 2010 Rich Media Benchmarks is mostly about display ads. However, there is some small portion of it about video which I found interesting