I stumbled upon a pretty cool infographic from Nielsen I thought I would share. It takes a look at media consumption on each screen for the past few quarters. There’s nothing alarming here, TV took a small dip and in 2011 vs 2010 and other stuff increased.

The new Emerging Video Service VI report from Leichtman Research Group shows that around 38% of US Homes now have a connected TV in them. I’ve been telling everyone for about a year that this was going to play a major role in online video consumption soon and you all should have started looking at ...

comScore’s recently published statistics for online video viewing and video ad exposure in the Europe reveals the biggest growth lies in video ad consumption in the UK

I'm on a plane as I write this, and still working--see how dedicated I am to the cause?

Cord cutting is dead some say. Others think it a passing fad and that there's no staying power.

That might be the most number of uses of the word video in a title by me, ever. The VideoMind Video Index is a quarterly report that will offer everyone an insight into what's going on in the world of video and, I quote,

The flames are on full blast in the tablet world as Amazon has released their new Kindle, the Android-powered Kindle Fire.

Blip.tv and Dynamic Logic got together for some research

Ooyala, whom I need to speak with about something else and who should email me (yeah, I know it works because I’ve done it before), put out a pretty rockin new infographic on Friday which talked about video consumption. I just happened to stumble upon it when I was looking for info on their Ooyala Social (which I also need to talk to them about) which adds a bunch of social features to the HD streaming video experience (like Hulu has, sort of like LeanIn provides, etc)

Americans are watching online video! Crazy right?!