The New York Times reports today about a video chat service startup that operates without any mandatory downloads or installations, named TokBox. Tokbox will also offer its users the possibility to store and send video messages, and the article rightly points out the many similarities the [...]
Posted in Other Marketing on October 16th, 2007
A short time after it was reported that Facebook reached more users in the UK than MySpace, CNN Money writes that the latter will introduce ad-sponsored video channels for its UK users. This could give MySpace an advantage over Facebook, when it comes to user experience, [...]
Posted in Video Advertising on October 2nd, 2007
Baidu, the largest search engine of China (by far, see table below) has started to show video advertisements on its content network, report both TechCrunch and China Internet Watch. Baidu has a tremendous market share of search engine use in China:
(table from China Internet Watch)
Baidu has access to approximately 160,000 websites in its advertisers program. [...]
Posted in Video Advertising on September 17th, 2007
YouTube was spotted today offering a video advertisement on the side of a featured music video. The advertisement was run on the video channel page of Universal Music, in a section of the page that is preserved for advertisements to the benefit of the channel administrator.
The [...]
Posted in Video Advertising on September 15th, 2007
As Clickz rightly points out, there seems to be a new company every month that promises to be able to automatically analyze the content of a video. This month, that company is called Digitalsmiths. The company claims to be able to analyze a video by scanning [...]
Posted in Video Advertising on September 13th, 2007
Mobile video marketing companies have recently been declaring what type of advertisements they will produce. Today, Clickz reported that
Transpera will add a short video advertisement to videos that users can send to their mobile phones. The users will be able to find these videos online, [...]
Posted in Mobile Marketing on September 10th, 2007
When it comes to in-video ads, a study by Advertising.com and InsightExpress indicates that people prefer to watch shorter ads. Not a big surprise: people will usually want to watch as little advertisements as possible, when you ask them. 77 thinks the key lies in offering [...]
Posted in Video Advertising on August 30th, 2007
Mobile content is changing shape: not so long ago there was not much choice when you wanted to buy a new ring tone, but these days you can record and store it from anywhere you want, for free. At 77 we have always believed that customers [...]
Posted in Mobile Marketing on August 29th, 2007
Neuros, a manufacturer of digital media devices, is rumoured (Engadget) to be putting together a set-top box that allows programs to be taken off the Web and shown on a TV. These programs would be triggered by the content the user is watching on the TV.
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Posted in Video Advertising on August 24th, 2007
In a report / interview eMarketer published today, it becomes clear that online video search is still a difficult area for marketers. The problem lies in the fact that it is still hard for video publishers and online video sites as YouTube to determine the content [...]
Posted in Video Advertising on August 24th, 2007
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