So, as I previously mentioned , I chatted with Adobe about their Project Primetime and its new features which they’ve just unveiled. Ashley Still, director of product management for video solutions at Adobe (whew!) talked with me about what is coming to Primetime, what it’s all about and, most importantly, why you need to check it out.

A few weeks ago, I noticed a drastic change in Google’s video index that’s something many people have been asking for and has some pretty interesting ramifications.

Everyone offers a customizable video player experience and that’s what we’ve come to expect from our online video platforms. Today, Vzaar takes that notion one step further and is now offering a completely customizable video pages allowing you to brand not just the video player but the entire video and portfolio pages for your content ...

When I wrote up the first part of this interesting whitepaper from Invodo, (Retail Video Builds Consumer Confidence & Aids in E-Commerce Purchase Decisions) I said I’d be back with part two which looked at the more technical aspects of online video for shopping from a consumer’s perspective, so here we are.

There are more changes happening at YouTube (surprise! surprise!) and this time it revolves around the new embed player, which we’ve discussed

It seems that Google and YouTube have quietly added some new features to the embed player in an effort to help drive channel subscriptions and off-site sharing.

As many of you probably know, I do work a lot with video SEO in my consulting and speaking engagements as well as on my own for fun. I have the pleasure of seeing first-hand how understandably excited a publisher gets once their video content becomes indexed by Google

I recently got some time with SundaySky's President and Chief Revenue Officer, Jim Dicso, to talk about their SmartVideo product which offers real-time personalized video to better engage and connect with consumers.

Two years ago, I took a look at Vzaar , an online video hosting & delivery platform,

Some time ago I wrote about Vid.ly - one upload, universal URL, fire and forget sort of encoding service where you could upload video, grab one single URL and it would work just about anywhere. Today, they're announcing that everything Vid.ly offers will be directly integrated into Encoding.com for a simple workflow from uploading to delivery.