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Study: 37% Of U.S. Teens Now Use Video Chat, 27% Upload Videos
Video chat is still something many people don’t feel comfortable with. For U.S. teens, however, it is quickly becoming a pretty routine way of communicating with each other. According to a new study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, 37% of teens now regularly use Skype, Apple’s iChat and startups like Tinychat to video chat with each other. There are significant differences between how many boys and girls use video chat, though. Only a third of boys use video chat while 42% of girls said they have video chatted. Maybe unsurprisingly, those teens who use the Internet more frequently also use video chats more often than their peers who only go online a few times per week.
Despite its struggles of late, Netflix is still one of the most popular sources when it comes to online streaming of movies and TV shows.
With Watch It Button, Plexus Creates A ‘Super Netflix Queue’ For Movies Across The Web | TechCrunch
YouTube has become the go-to source for video distribution and hosting, and, to date, the video giant has seen tens of millions of channels created, where users are uploading their video content in droves — by the second.
With Funding Secured, VidCaster Now Lets You Make One-Click, Custom Video Websites (For Free) | TechCrunch
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Consumption of legitimate free and paid for online video is on track to exceed 770 billion views across the USA, UK, France and Germany this year, according to a new report from Futuresource Consulting.
Online video revenues to triple in 2011 | Advanced Television
Cisco Predicts That 90% Of All Internet Traffic Will Be Video In The Next Three Years - SocialTimes.com
There’s no question about it—online video is booming. Not only is over 48 hours of video content being uploaded to YouTube every minute, but brands from all arenas are incorporating video into their websites as well, and people are watching everything from online content to TV and movies online. Online video is everywhere you look and Cisco predicts that it’s not going away anytime soon.
RESTON, VA, November 28, 2011 – comScore, Inc.
Releases October 2011 U.S. Online Video Rankings - comScore, Inc
Netflix lève 400 millions de dollars pour financer son expansion en Europe | FrenchWeb.fr
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