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23 hours ago ago from NewTeeVee

People that watch online video and there are more and more of them every month didn't let the holidays get in the way of their viewing over the course of December. According to recent research from comScore , US online video viewing continued to reach record levels that month, with consumers watching more online video than ever before. More than a billion videos were viewed online every day in December, according to comScore, with a ...

The “Long Tail” of Online Video Sites…02.09.10

12 hours ago ago from The Proverbial Lone Wolf Librarian's Weblog

From TechCrunch post The Long Tail of Video Sites Capture Half of All Viewing Minutes : According to comScore’s  2009 U.S. Digital Year in Review , more than half of all time spent watching videos on the Web (52 percent) last year was on Long Tail video sites beyond the top 25 .  What you see is a real barbell distribution, with Youtube on one end and the Long Tail sites on the other.  Total video views more than doubled between ...

Branstad campaign releases new video

2 hours ago ago from On the Campaign Trail with Ed Tibbetts

Terry Branstad's campaign just released its first web video. The theme is that Iowa is ready for a come back. At three minutes and 19 seconds, the video hits on the ex-governor's top policy goals  creating 20,000 new jobs, boosting incomes by 25 percent, cutting government by at least 15 percent and improving education. But it also stresses Branstad's experience, and there are plenty of testimonials about how he loves the state and ...

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14 hours ago ago from TechCrunch

YouTube might be streaming more than 13 billion videos a month, or nearly 40 percent of total individual streams, but when you measure by time spent YouTube only accounted for 26 percent of all viewing minutes on the Web last year.  It is not surprising that it commands a smaller share of time spent watching videos than number of streams watched, since most YouTube videos are so short.  But what is surprising is how fragmented the Web video ...

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2 hours ago ago from CNN - Tech

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