In Star Trek, on the Enterprise, you generally have a bridge full of officers, each with their own particular field of expertise and list of responsibilities. Not surprisingly, enterprise-level business is much the same way, with the board room and executive levels being much like the bridge of the enterprise (ha a Star Trek pun!). However, when your bridge officers are spread around the world, it gets a bit more complicated trying to manage all the work and make sure everything goes smoothly.

This week the Reel Web covers a lot of topics including YouTube’s venture into providing premium content, the stats on video sharing apps on mobile devices as well as a couple quick resources on monetizing your videos and looking at your video analytics. Click here to watch this video

So here’s yet another feature coming from Google that is bringing video power to virtually everyone.

I sat down recently with Josh Warner, president and founder of Feed Company, the first video seeding company to launch in the U.S. in 2006, which seems like many years ago in Internet time. Feed Company is definitely a pioneer in video seeding, having been behind several of the industry’s early brand viral video hits ..

In part due to the Super Bowl and all the attention it brings, the first quarter of any year is going to look inflated.

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 ...

April 20 is a special time of year where the grass is greener and the weeds grow taller, and it’s an unofficial holiday for people to get really hungry for absolutely no reason at all.

We’ve written several times about Google+ and the first thing that I noticed when Google+ launched, was that you could easily connect your Google Plus account to accounts online, like: Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter, and even Orkut and Yelp – BUT, not YouTube.

Ah yes, my friends, another cross-coverage story for me and with some of my favorite people, TubeMogul. OK, so I haven’t actually met anyone from TubeMogul, but I like their products.

Normally, if you’re on a mobile phone, you don’t want to be bothered with video ads. On top of that, most big networks are now going to bandwidth capping, even on their so-called ‘unlimited’ data plans