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YouTube in 2009: One Video That Ruled Them All
YouTube posted its year in review stats this morning and Susan Boyle's singing performance was listed as the most popular video of the year. That video was, in fact, almost
1dawg Converts Online Video For Mobile Devices
The oddly-named 1dawg is the latest of hundreds of hopefuls to ride the online video wave. 1dawg's differentiating factor is that it provides a free video conversion service to a
TechBuzz: Join us For a Live Video Q&A Session on Vokle
The good people over at the live town hall platform Vokle invited yours truly and regular Mashable, Gizmodo and Wired contributor Shane Snow for a little live video Q&A session
So Much for Video Conversations: Seesmic Puts Its Video Service on Hold
When you hear the name Seesmic today, chances are that you are thinking about a Twitter client, but once upon a time, Seesmic was a much-hyped online "video conversation" service.
Flickr Adds Video and HD to Free Accounts
Flickr has offered video (or what they sometimes call long photos) to Pro accounts for almost a year now. Limited in length to 90 seconds, anyone could watch these without
uvLayer - Collect and Share Videos with Style
uvLayer allows you to search for videos and organize them in a Minority Report fashion. Do a search for any video and uvLayer will instantly provide you with a handful
YouTube Makes Annotating Videos Easier
YouTube first introduced annotations last June, but starting today, Google's popular video sharing site is making it even easier to add text comments into your own videos. Whereas before you
Microsoft Introduces Xbox Live Video Chat with Kinect
Last night Microsoft unveiled Kinect, the company's foray into motion activated controls for the XBOX 360 gaming console that was previously known as Project Natal. Users can play games and
Microsoft Adds (Symbolic) H.264 Support with Chrome Extension
A couple weeks back, Google announced that future versions of its Chrome browser would no longer support the H.264 video codec, causing quite a stir among developers and video content
Wistia Further Enhances Video Embed Player
I use the service Wistia.com to embed videos on my blog pages: I have covered the company before here and mentioned their analytics and video player. Today the company announced
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