Posts Tagged with ‘Youtube’

Not too long ago, I discovered that YouTube had quietly added a new page explaining new video units with embedded AdSense ads that bloggers and website owners could implement to earn additional revenue. At that time, however, there was no link for users to add this feature to their account and there was no mention [...]

In the spirit of making it an ever more leisurely exercise to go to college without, you know, actually going to college, the University of California at Berkeley has begun “uploading video recordings of course lectures to YouTube.” What started several years ago with the publication of course syllabi and other electronic documentation, freely available [...]

Magnify.net is rolling out a new video curation platform today. Magnify is a peer driven video broadcast platform for individuals, businesses and groups. Magnify currently has 10 million page views per month and contains roughly 15,000 content channels. This latest upgrade essentially turns every Magnify user into a self contained content curator of personal and [...]

Nokia, in an attempt to make itself well-established presence in mobile world steadily increasing in on-the-go entertainment options and provisions as far as choice of content is concerned, has announced the addition of CNN and Sony Pictures to its list of media partners. Both join the big name providers YouTube and Reuters as contracted suppliers [...]

Anyone who has used Facebook knows the usefulness that the news feed provides. You can keep track of the online activity of your friends among various websites, now that there is a wide variety of available apps. Now, take all the features of the Facebook News Feed, put them on their own as a service, [...]

When it comes to editing images online, I have discovered several options, but many are disappointing in their lack of features and usability. For instance, I found EasyCropper a little too easy, having to restart the entire process every time I made the crop box the wrong size, since there is no way to resize [...]

Google has quietly unveiled a new feature for users of the embedded YouTube video players that reside all over the web. In fact, the news was so discrete that I discovered it at Problogger, and not at YouTube, which I use almost daily. AdSense has made an appearance at YouTube, news that is long overdue, [...]

DivX, a growing video compression software company, has announced that it has signed a two-year deal with Yahoo! that replaces a previous similar agreement DivX had with Google, according to Tom Huntington, a spokesperson for DivX. As the terms of the contract state, DivX software will now be offered with a co-branded Yahoo Toolbar and [...]

It has been very apparent lately that many television networks are on a trial-and-error basis when it comes to providing content on the web. Many are now providing full episodes online, but CBS seems to be paying closer attention than most, noticing the shorter attention span of its web audience when compared to television viewers. [...]