AOL Expands HD Video Offerings to Samsung, Google TV with New App is a post by ReelSEO Video Marketing .

There’s a lot of speculation on the future of online video in this week’s round up, on everything from cable to Hollywood to advertising to TV. We also recap all the rest of the week’s biggest stories in the world of online video, including news articles, opinion pieces, tips, and more

Content is hard to come by, or rather it was. Several initiatives in the latter half of this year are creating curated, syndicated premium video content feeds that can give publishers added video content as well as new monetization options, and AOL has just announced theirs: The AOL Editors Room .

Mobile video usage is growing fast among consumers and big video sites like AOL Video are implementing mobile solutions as a result. In part two of our interview with AOL Video’s SVP Ran Harnevo, he shares tips with the New Media Minute for how video sites can migrate their videos to mobile platforms as well, drawing on his experience at AOL Video and Huffington Post. Migrating To Mobile Online Video Platforms Click here to watch the video.

Yahoo, who changes their mind far more than, well… wants in on the online video deal, again. It almost seems like they got wind of what AOL was planning and said “Ooh! ooh! Us too!” Their on again, off again love affair with online video just seems like it is once again, going to end in heartbreak for the aging web portal and those who pay it any attention

Wow, remember when AOL Video was just a tiny little project that had almost no content, no real driving force apparently and not all that many viewers? Well, maybe they had some viewers, but I wouldn’t have considered them the place to go online to get new web series. In fact, I don’t really ever go there at all

The placement, context, and library surrounding online video is critical to success in growing video views, said AOL Video’s head Ran Harnevo in an exclusive interview with the New Media Minute. He also shared tips on growing ad revenue through content quality, unique formats and a deep understanding of data

Video SEO, also known as VSEO or Video Search Engine Optimization, is a strategy to help get video found on popular video search engines such as Google Video , You Tube , AOL Video and Yahoo! Video . BurstMedia released a study, Online Video Advertising (PDF), that looked at how users consume video content and how they preceive advertising placement with in the video. 69.5% of respondents actively view video content on the web Men are significantly more likely than women to view online content The age segment 35-44 and 45-54 years were as likely to view online content as the 18-24 years segment Half can recall advertising in online video, but it can lead to site abandonment One-quarter say video advertisement is more effective than standard creative units According to an eMarketer study, Internet Video Audience , they found that: 123 million Americans will view online video at least once a month in 2007 66% of video viewers have watched online video ads and 44% have taken action on what they had seen 76% of users tell a friend about a video they have seen Video SEO Tips & Tricks 1.

[ 2007.05.02 | Press Release ] Award Recognizes the 100 “Most Promising” Companies Driving the Future of Technology SAN FRANCISCO, May 2, 2007 – Red Herring today announced that VideoEgg, Inc., the leading online video solution and video ad network for online communities, is a recipient of Red Herring 100 Spring, an award given to the top 100 private technology companies based in North America. VideoEgg’s technology allows users of social networks and online communities to quickly and easily post video content from virtually any device. Focused on combining video advertisements and online video to enhance rather than disrupt the viewing experience, VideoEgg’s ad network, the Eggnetwork, distributes advertising to millions of video viewers within leading online communities including Bebo, Piczo, hi5, myYearbook, Tagged, Black Planet, Military.com and Ringo

AOL HD is continuing its march into your living room with its latest announcement that it will start pushing content to connected boxes . Now that doesn’t mean that everything will instantly have an AOL video button or app, but so far, they are targeting the major players in the Internet TV device market.