Topic - Online Video & MSN
YouTube Continues Search Engine Domination – up 31% YOY
Is anyone still wondering if search is important for video? In November of last year, YouTube surpassed Yahoo for the first time in total U.S. search queries, making it the 2nd largest search engine in the U.S. next to only its owner, Google. Ever since then, YouTube has continued to dominate the search space when you look at the total number of search queries.
Nielsen Ratings Shake Up – Hulu and Blinkx
After months of not a lot of movement going on at the top of the Nielsen reports for video traffic we suddenly get some major shake up and a new contender. The top ten saw some major moves from top to bottom last month which could pave the way for further change. Plus a dark horse that is lurking in the shadows ready to pounce it would seem.
Microsoft, Yahoo search and You – The Reel Deel
Big news this week from the world of Google haters and would be slayers of the search engine giant as well as for anyone who uses search engines, search advertising or ever has had a need to find something on the web. Microsoft has signed on Yahoo to its search engine service. But what’s that really mean for you and yours?
blinkx Takes You Courtside with FOXSports.com on MSN
blinkx shoots and scores! MSN and FOXSports.com choose blinkx over the kid no one ever wants on their team and hands them the ball giving them a chance to shine on the online sports video court.
Online Video News Search Study – Is the Business Case Made?
Search Optimizers and other online professionals looking to develop a business case for marketing news video should find some assistance with DoubleClick Performics’ recently released survey report, ““Searching for Online News.”
The report consists of survey findings among 500 consumers conducted in mid-May, offering a look into how consumers interact with online video news – more specifically, how they search for it, how they engage with it, and how effectively they find the news video relevant to their search experience.
