Topic - Online Video & AOL
Online Video: 2007 Year In Review – AOL Hot
Online Video: 2007 Year In Review From Compete.com
Pixsy Video Search Powers Maxim Digital Video
Video search platform Pixsy announced a deal with Maxim Digital, the family of Web sites targeting young men. Under the deal, Pixsy will power video and photo search for Maxim.com, Blender.com and Stuffmagazine.com.
Truveo – 100 Million Searchable Videos – Predicts 1 Billion
Online Video Explosion Underscores Growing Importance of Video Search
Links to Video Sharing’s Most Popular Videos
Below are links to view the most popular videos at the following Video Sharing Websites:
Free Video Upload & Tracking Tool – Vidmetrix
VidMetrix is a new online video service and tool which enables you to automatically upload your video file to all major video sharing website networks. Similar to Tubemogul, vidmetrix will not only help you upload your file at once to all major engines, but will enable viewership and engagement tracking of your video across the various networks as well as anywhere that your video file is embedded..
Truveo to Launch Video Search on CBS Radio Station WebSites
CBS RADIO and Truveo Partner to Bring Millions of Online Videos to Local Radio Station Websites – Marketwatch
TV Guide Announces Online Video Awards Winners
TV Guide, which canceled its online video awards ceremony and television special out of respect for the Writers Guild of America strike (a story broke on NewTeeVee), has named its award winners in a fanfare-free press release.
Characteristics of Video Sharing Sites & Monetization
TubeMogul released a nice summary of the online-video search and sharing sites that it supports and provided an excellent post with a summary of user feedback about each site and the monetization opportunities and status.
MotionBox Lets Users Store Unlimited Videos Online For Free
As AOL prepares close its user-generated site on Dec. 18, it is recommending that users switch their files to Motionbox, the small New York-based video sharing site. This development was first reported yesterday by Michael Arrington at TechCrunch who published AOL’s FAQ’s on the service change.
Where to Submit Videos and Video RSS/MRSS Feeds
I am not sure why but it is a pain in the ass to find the URLs for the various video search and video sharing websites where you can upload your video and/or submit your video RSS and/or MRSS feeds. So, I spent some time online looking at the various sites to find these submission URLs.
