Videos

This guest publish is as simple as Neil Davidson of My Web Presenters. In November of 2011 David Hsieh, Vice president of promoting at 'cisco' notoriously stuck his neck out by stating that 90% of internet traffic is going to be viewing video in three years’ time. The particular figure has already been 51% of traffic, and it is climbing fast. For writers like we, it has effects. You may either bite the bullet and obtain began with video, or hide underneath the sheets and hope the storm passes. With

YouTube lately introduced that any existing user has become qualified to put advertisements on their own videos. Which means you are able to finally have money if you take videos of the cat doing cute things.Formerly, you needed to endure a extended process to become YouTube partner. But now, virtually anybody are able to place overlay or pre-roll advertisements on their own videos. The bottomline is the fact that as lengthy while you own all of the privileges for your video and do not violate some

Okay, hands up if you are battling with making change in your organisation?The finest challenge within the change management is making people worry about the content that we're letting them know. This isn’t a simple factor to complete – particularly in organisations, where individuals are swamped with daily work activities.Many people simply want to begin their daily routine and keep status quo. It isn't that individuals are lazy. They simply need to be believing that the modification may be worth their

We often forget that YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world. Being a site that hosts videos, we tend to miss the fact that a lot of people also use YouTube as a search engine to find what they want and need. These are the people who like to consume content in the form of video and are usually more qualified buyers and subscribers than the visitors from search engines. A few years back, if you posted a video on YouTube with the relevant keyword in the title, it would rank in the top 10

“In February 2011, Volkswagen’s ‘The Force’ ad stormed the Superbowl to become the most shared ad of all time in just six days, jumping from 100,000 to 1,000,000 views in just a few hours.” That’s the first line of Unruly’s “What’s Next for Social Video Insight Report” and it really explains it all, doesn’t it?

“It’s an English basement.” That might not mean much to you, but it probably made you chuckle if you fall into one of the two groups: Of course, this video is one of many variations of the Sh*t Girls Say series - which has a cumulative YouTube viewership of 20+ million and growing. You know the premise: Stereotypical expressions from people of a certain ilk, organized by gender, hobby, lifestyle, or geography. There are takes on skiers, hipsters, suburban moms, and even sh*t nobody says

What do jackalopes, killer veggie burritos and taxidermy, have in common? They’re all featured in a new public service campaign from the Digital Advertising Alliance. The “Your AdChoices” campaign is a new initiative from the DAA, designed to teach consumers about online ads and privacy. They created a website and three videos: “Meet the AdChoices Icon,” “What is Interest Based Advertising,” and “Your Ad Choices and You.”

Today we ponder the question, if people stopped loading videos on the internet right now, how long would it take to watch everything that’s already been submitted? These are the kinds of things that keep me up at night. It’s like calculating how long it would take me to watch every minute of every DVD I own. I don’t know that either feat could be accomplished in the time we have on this earth.

This week, we turned our weekly DI staff meeting into a digital show and tell. Our DC team of designers, developers, strategists, art directors and producers shared some of the videos, websites, digital experiences and apps outside of our own work that we think are cool, cutting-edge, inspiring or just fun to watch. So, take a break from online holiday shopping working and enjoy our Best of the Web picks. It’s amazing what an artist can do with 1 pen and 3.2 million dots. Watch a beautifully produced video