Day 1 as CEO.
To-Do List.
1. Meet Eddie.
2. Channel Steve Jobs and offer Ch 9 shows/episodes for $1.95 for Ipod Downloads
3. License hot video sharing, ad insertion technology and implement
4. Sell shitload of advertising.
SMH : "They include imminent plans for late afternoon video podcasts of National Nine News bulletins, more TV shows to be sold online for $1.95 an episode, and a user-generated project called Revver to rival YouTube and News Corp's MySpace Video."
Spokane7 : "YouTube remains the leader in the online video, accounting for 43 percent of the visits among the top 10 video sites, Prescott (from Hitwise) said. Rounding out the top 10 according to Hitwise (via SearchEngine Journal) were:
Web Video Sharing Top 10 (w/e May 20)
1. YouTube 42.94%
2. MySpace Videos 24.22%
3 . Yahoo! Video Search 9.58%
4. MSN Video Search 9.21%
5. Google Video Search 6.48%
6. AOL Video 4.28%
7. iFilm 2.28%
8.Grouper 0.69%
9. Dailymotion.com 0.22%
10. vSocial.com 0.09%
"Hollywood-based Revver, whose site is still in its beta version, developed its system for sharing ad revenue to capitalize on the sizzling growth of online video sharing.. Revver works by tracking advertising click-throughs as a video file is viewed on its site or shared across the Internet on Web pages, blogs, peer-to-peer sites and social networking sites, said Steven Starr, Revver's founder and CEO.
"There's a lot of video on the Internet that is shared for fun and for free," Starr said. "There never has been a way for the content owners to monetize their content in that environment. We're hoping that people will take advantage of placing content on the network with a small bit of advertising associated with it."
1. Meet Eddie.
2. Channel Steve Jobs and offer Ch 9 shows/episodes for $1.95 for Ipod Downloads
3. License hot video sharing, ad insertion technology and implement
4. Sell shitload of advertising.
SMH : "They include imminent plans for late afternoon video podcasts of National Nine News bulletins, more TV shows to be sold online for $1.95 an episode, and a user-generated project called Revver to rival YouTube and News Corp's MySpace Video."
Spokane7 : "YouTube remains the leader in the online video, accounting for 43 percent of the visits among the top 10 video sites, Prescott (from Hitwise) said. Rounding out the top 10 according to Hitwise (via SearchEngine Journal) were:
Web Video Sharing Top 10 (w/e May 20)
1. YouTube 42.94%
2. MySpace Videos 24.22%
3 . Yahoo! Video Search 9.58%
4. MSN Video Search 9.21%
5. Google Video Search 6.48%
6. AOL Video 4.28%
7. iFilm 2.28%
8.Grouper 0.69%
9. Dailymotion.com 0.22%
10. vSocial.com 0.09%
"Hollywood-based Revver, whose site is still in its beta version, developed its system for sharing ad revenue to capitalize on the sizzling growth of online video sharing.. Revver works by tracking advertising click-throughs as a video file is viewed on its site or shared across the Internet on Web pages, blogs, peer-to-peer sites and social networking sites, said Steven Starr, Revver's founder and CEO.
"There's a lot of video on the Internet that is shared for fun and for free," Starr said. "There never has been a way for the content owners to monetize their content in that environment. We're hoping that people will take advantage of placing content on the network with a small bit of advertising associated with it."
posted by redbarren at 11:10 AM
<< Home