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.
Read more:I interview entertainment and new media attorney Gordon Firemark for a guide on two controversial bills in Congress and the top online video crisis of 2012 – the Protect IP Act (PIPA) and the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), which are threating to censor our free expression and remove our ability to do business with online video. My video interview with Gordon Firemark on SOPA and PIPA You can just watch my video interview with attorney Gordon Firemark below, or go right to the article and accompanying videos further below.
After taking a week off for the Thanksgiving holiday, we return with part two of our four-part series on selling video. You can catch up on Part 1 here if you missed it. When you're selling video online, there are really only two main options: physical media or digital?
Tuesday, the video-sharing site Vimeo introduced Vimeo Perks for their PRO and Plus users, a service that will allow those users to buy discounted video equipment from name-brand companies such as B & H, Kessler, Red Giant, Letus, and GarageCUBE.
This is the story of how ReelSEO went from happy with its web hosting company’s service to completely dissatisfied in the span of a few hours. First and foremost, to our readers who don’t feel like reading this Homer-like odyssey of web hosting adventures, let me say this: We’re sorry.
vzaar , the video hosting platform continues to wrap up
There are a lot of great benefits a business can get from posting their video to YouTube, including sharing options, statistics, and access to the audience at the largest video site in the world. But YouTube doesn’t work for everyone, particularly businesses that are concerned about maintaining consistent branding and complete control.
While Vimeo is a great deal smaller than YouTube (and really, who isn’t?), there is a growing and thriving community of users there.
There’s no hiding the fact that the Online Video Platform ( OVP ) space is crowded, even more so than the Content Delivery Network (CDN) space was three years ago when the CDNs marched fearlessly down the inevitable path of commoditization.
