Easy WordPress Video
October 1, 2008 by Bruce Walls · Comments Off
Easy WordPress Video is a neat and useful program for embedding videos into your WordPress blog or WordPress based website. The program is downloaded and installed on your computer. Start thr program and locate your video on your hard drive. The video is then formated to a .flv video. The video was originally a .mpg on my hard drive. Read more
Google Is A Parasite
September 17, 2008 by Bruce Walls · Leave a Comment
A rather annoyed Michael Grade, the executive chairman of UK TV company ITV, has called video sharing site YouTube a “parasite” that feeds off the content produced by broadcasters and production companies. Read more
BLUtube Police Videos
July 11, 2008 by Bruce Walls · Leave a Comment
BLUtube, a new online video sharing site from San Francisco based PoliceOne.com, is helping to ensure more advice and messages are shared among the police officers who stand to learn from them.
Today the site is fostering a library of law enforcement related videos, some for serious training and others, which are lighthearted, uploaded by a handful of especially active members. The result is a video site with a narrower focus than the most popular video sites. BLUtube saves officers from typing “police” into a video search box and wading through ‘police’ tagged videos that are pop videos and nothing to do with law enforcement.
Internet Video Views Up Again!
May 16, 2008 by Bruce Walls · Leave a Comment
To show the ever increasing importance of internet video figure recently released show how video viewing has increased over the last year and even the most recent month. One important fact, at the end of this post is that the average online video duration was 2.8 minutes, almost the optimum time for your own videos to keep viewers interest and drive traffic to your site. Read more
YouTube Dominates!
April 15, 2008 by Bruce Walls · 1 Comment
Those traffic analysts over at Hitwise have just released new numbers indicating that while online video sites as a category have seen a 7% drop in traffic year over year since March 2007, YouTube has seen a remarkable 32% growth in visits during that period. YouTube’s market share in the video sector is now at 73.18%, according to Hitwise.
