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Engaging TV viewers online

July 31st, 2008

A recent article on iMediaConnection.com asks the provocative question, “do users really watch TV online?” The majority of reported research studies indicate that most viewing of video content on the computer, rather than the TV, can be considered video “snacking” - the watching of short clips, typified by the 3-5 minute spots found on YouTube.
But [...]

Recently, YouTube revealed a feature that allows anyone to view additional information about uploaded videos.  The feature, dubbed “Insight,” allows video owners to view demographic and activity data for any of their uploaded clips including statistics for views, where viewers came from, gender and age.
As an online marketer, this is extremely useful information.  YouTube videos [...]

The Machine is Us/ing Us

April 23rd, 2008

This is from last year but I was just re-visiting it now and I still think it’s one of the best examples of the idea of “Web 2.0″ or “Social Media” as we prefer to call it now. It also touches on the separation between content and format which is so essential to building [...]

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