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[ 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

"Journey to the Claussen Pickles" is a one-minute video campaign promoting the Claussen brand's refrigerated pickle product.

The latest Visual Networking Index Forecast from Cisco predicts that online video will account for more than 50 percent of Web traffic by the end of 2012.

Sometimes we get so used to talking about how popular video is, and how fast it’s growing online, that we actually lose perspective a bit on exactly how rapidly it’s moving. You might even say we’ve been taking the Internet for granted a bit. Because, if Cisco’s predictions are anywhere close to correct, our obsessive use of online video is going to cripple the Internet in just a few short years.

With the emergence of smart phones and other appliances that enable people to watch video, Cisco believes that the transmission of video data will be a bulging business vertical.

The new "Laugh Out Loud" web video marketing campaign from Cisco highlights how video enriches lives and makes workers more productive.

Yesterday, Cisco Systems Inc. announced further expansion of its global video M&A strategy with its intent to acquire ExtendMedia Inc., to power its multi-screen delivery and "TV Everywhere" services. While financial terms of the ...