2011: Enterprise Video Goes Mainstream. The boom of social media and tablet devices has lent a re-boost in popularity to more traditional forms of content, such as video (see: YouTube).
Accordingly, research firm Gartner (news, site) dug around for the best of the best in up and coming video content management and delivery vendors. Videophiles, this one's for you. The convergence of video creation, management, and distribution is gaining momentum in the enterprise world, but organizations that wish to make it a significant part of their business strategy need to consider a few key areas of impact, such as storage and network infrastructures, and video libraries.
Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria Gartner typically defines the video content management and delivery market as: "Software, appliances or software as a service intended to manage and facilitate the delivery of one-to-any on-demand video across Internet protocols. " For inclusion in this particular report, the firm also required that vendors met the following criteria: Qumu. Steve Rosenbaum: The People Powered Web. There's a new web emerging -- a people powered video web unlike anything before it.
I've seen it, and there's more on the way. Back when the web began, it was hardwired to universities. From there, it offered published information -- much like a public library. As the graphic web emerged, publishers, media and corporate 'speakers' added their content to the stream. Individuals were relegated to blogging, or commenting on posts. But -- all that's changing, quickly. The future web is all about video. Here are three examples of how video is changing the balance in the People Powered Web. Beer Nation It used to be to make a 'TV' show you needed expensive gear, a big budget, a cable or broadcast channel and talent. If you're a fan of craft beer, and you haven't seen Beer Nation, you're in for a sudsy treat.
A Doctor’s View on Social Media and Video. Is the time right for a new distribution model for top quality broadcast content? AMC needs Mad Men more than Mad Men needs AMC The velocity and degree of change in the media sector the last 15 years is almost beyond comprehension.
From print publications to video distribution, music sales to book delivery systems, just about every medium and media has seen upheaval. Of course the catalyst for all this has been the Digital Revolution. Now we see Digital Rev 2.0 taking shape as mobile – from phones to tablets – and social reshape the landscape further. Jim Louderback, the CEO of Revision3 Internet Television, recently wrote in Ad Age about how the Digital Revolution – the scourge of traditional media – may actually be the salvation for dying cable channels in a piece called, Zombie Cable Channels Poised for Second Life Online. I think Jim is on the right track here. The concept of the “Network,” whether the broadcast stalwarts like NBC, CBS and ABC or more recent upstart cable operations like Fx or Starz, is really an outmoded one. Let’s call this “The Nextwork.” Mobil gjennomslagskraft. På Facebook minner Mark Horvath meg hver eneste dag om alle USAs stemmeløse Jeg kjenner egentlig ikke Mark, vi har aldri møtt hverandre.
Men jeg ble så rørt av historien og prosjektet hans at jeg blogget om det. Han fant min bloggpost og siden har vi vært Facebook-venner. Da Mark mistet jobb og hus under finanskrisa våren 2008, bestemte han seg for å sette de hjemløses sak på agendaen. Influential Marketing Blog. Jun Group Shares 2010 Trends and Insights From Social Video. SOURCE: Jun Group January 25, 2011 09:00 ET Key Findings Reveal That Shorter Is Better, Facebook Dominates Sharing and Consumer Packaged Goods Companies Lead the Way NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - January 25, 2011) - Jun Group (www.jungroup.com), a premier social video company, today released data demonstrating the opportunities to engage consumers through social video.
In social media channels, people are not only viewing brands' videos, but sharing them with their friends and driving further views and engagement. Jun Group based the study on a sample of more than six million user-initiated video views that occurred during the latter half of 2010. With Branded Social Video Marketing - Content, Shorter Is Better. SnipSnip.it : Crop and Share Your Favorite Parts of YouTube Videos with Ease. If you want to share your favorite part of a YouTube video with your friends through email or on social networks online you can use SnipSnip.it.
Why Social Curation is Important for the Online Video Industry. As per comScore Oct 2010 data more than 175 million U.S.
Internet users watched online video content for an average of 15.1 hours per viewer ( Social video curation is process where after watching a video the user shares that video with his social network by either posting it on his Facebook wall, Tweeting the video link or embedding the video on his blog etc. On an average each user has approx 220 friends on Facebook, approx 30 followers on Twitter etc. Each user by the process of social curation creates a large multiplier effect and creates a rich volume of real-time data which could be more useful than the TV rating systems.
Now imagine a service that takes this large volume of curated video data and leveraging machine algorithms creates a compelling video discovery experience that mimics broadcast TV but has all the smarts running in the cloud. 1. 2. The video discovery service would be expected to do most of the work in defining the consumer experience across different devices. RedwoodsMedia: Software Demos, Flash Demos, Screencasts.
BlipSnips Blog. Video tagging, sharing and discussion. Upload video. Aggregate and curate video from multiple sources. Mix your pro, user gen, and web gathered content with Magnify.net.