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.
Last year, we took a look at some amazing YouTube statistics .
Google will hold their first ever upfront today, highlighting a bevy of star-packed channels and releasing exciting findings from a comprehensive study of YouTube trends.
Dailymotion is teaming up with Flattr to create an end-to-end crowdfunded social video network meaning everyone who creates online video content could get compensated by the audience. Personally, I think it’s brilliant and could revolutionize the TV and web series pilot workflow. Imagine this if you will, some aspiring web series content creators have an ...
Read the original here: Crowdfunding Comes to Social Video Through Flattr Deal with DailymotionI am in the planning stages of a massive project that I can’t talk about just yet, but I can say that it was going to include some periodic live streaming.
During my recent tour of Machinima, I got a chance to talk to a lot of great people, including company CEO Allen DeBevoise. One of the topics we spent some time discussing is video advertising and video monetization--how Machinima makes money from their videos and how the future of "content as marketing" is very bright indeed.
Some interesting information that was sent to me recently pertains to how favorable online game players are toward sponsored videos so that they can continue to play a game for free.
Last week, I wrote, “It’s almost December and it’s fairly easy to predict what’s going to happen next month.
Adobe is known for providing powerful software to produce quality videos.
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 .
