Dailymotion is about finding new ways to see, share and engage your
world through the power of online video. You can find – or upload -
videos about your interests and hobbies, eyewitness accounts of recent
news and distant places, and everything else from the strange to the
spectacular.
This is the first in a series of conversations ReelSEO will have with C-level officers of emerging companies in the rapidly expanding digital video arena. We’ll want to know what makes these leaders tick, what makes their business models special, what keeps them up at night, how they make profits, and how they expect to ...
DailyMotion is working on implementing better ways for their users to discover video content on DailyMotion. Apparently, what they had just wasn't working (which might explain their serious lack of stringency in what is acceptable as a view, having just scraped the bottom of the barrel in the latest TubeMogul research on the matter). They're ...
Chris is taking the weekend off to catch up on some technical things (really he's just fiddling with computer hardware, playing video games and catching up on sleep) so I'm here to cover for him. This week saw a lot of talk about Apple TV which, while not exactly the ReelSEO coverage area, still could ...
If you read the Reel Weekender thoroughly, like the good readers I know you all are, you'll know that I linked over to Pace Lattin's site, Industrypace.com as he's seemingly being threatened due to his reporting on video ad fraud. Well hot on the heels of that, and quite timely for me, comes new research ...
It's not quite Google Analytics, yet. But it is certainly a step in the right direction. While we originally had some implementation problems over at Gamers Daily News, TubeMogul was more than helpful in getting everything working properly with us.
ReelSEO’s Grant Crowell interviews senior eMarketer analyst Jeffrey Grau, author of the recently report, Video E-Commerce, Innovative Models Drive Sales. Jeffrey shares with Grant on how Video SEO also plays a big factor in driving e-commerce for retailers, and the importance to understanding key variables before deciding on a video e-commerce, or “vee-commerce” strategy of one’s own.
Good grief. This is one of the best weeks for viral videos since I’ve been writing this weekly Round Up article. There is so much good content to feature and reverse-engineer that I had a terrible time choosing which viral successes to feature. Needless to say, the Honorable Mention section will be a bit… expanded ...
Hot hot hot on the heels of the IE9 HTML 5/H.264 news is an announcement from Kaltura that they're teaming up with some others to start some new open video initiatives, specifically in regards to HTML 5
Videos' impact on search rankings has been discussed here rather extensively in the past. A few months ago we interviewed Search Engine Marketing and Optimization veteran Bruce Clay who helps clarify the importance of on-site videos for search rankings.
Well, they're not going to give you a BRAVIA they're going to give Europeans the ability to watch downloadable content on their BRAVIA TVs without needing a PC any longer. The new series of BRAVIA TVs, Blu-Ray players and home cinema systems will feature BRAVIA Internet Video.
With the ever expanding acceptance of high definition video it's no wonder that making a list of sites that support it is an ongoing task. So this time around it's my turn to update you on all the latest and greatest places where you can find, watch, upload and share HD video online.
So, you've got some videos made and you want to get them out there as fast and efficiently as possible. That means you probably want some tools to upload them to multiple video sites automatically right? Right! Here's some of the coolest tools we found that will help you do just that, and in a ...
http://www.reelseo.com/tubemogul-new-metricstubemogul-new-metrics/9206/ Larry Kless, founder of Online Video Publishing [dot] com, interviewed Mark Rotblat of Tubemogul back in March where he was given a bit of an advance scoop on TubeMogul 2.0
Mark Cuban, entrepreneur, billionaire, Dallas Mavericks' owner, owner of HDNet, recently said that the progress of online video is 'disappointing.' In a recent speech at D: All Things Digital he said that the online video industry hasn't really gone anywhere, blamed it all on Google's purchase of YouTube and lack of a business plan. He ...
Dailymotion, you know, the video entertainment site where you can share your videos on pretty much almost any topic, is now accepting Open Video formats and HTML tags. Thanks to Mozilla the site will now support Ogg video files and is the first major video site to incorporate the HTML video tags that will be ...
