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Over the last few months, TinyChat has established itself as a highly popular video chat service. Today, the

Not too long ago, Joost was the poster child for the online video revolution. It featured a slick

A new report (PDF) from the Council for Research Excellence functions as a good reminder to those of

A few months ago, we reviewed Tinychat, an easy to use web app for creating on-demand chatrooms with

Ustream, the live video streaming service that hit the mainstream recently thanks to a litter of Shiba Inu

According to QuickPlay Media, a leading provider of mobile TV and video solutions for cell phone carriers in

YouTube first introduced annotations last June, but starting today, Google's popular video sharing site is making it even

Given the constantly growing number of micro-blogging, photo sharing, and video hosting sites, it is getting harder and

Lately, there has been a trend for government agencies and elected officials to put their videos up on

CNet's TV.com used to be a relatively bland TV listings site with some additional content. Since CBS bought

According to a report by the Financial Times, some of the larger music labels are looking into creating

According to a new report by Nielsen Online (pdf), most online videos in the U.S. are watched at

Just about three weeks ago, we reported that YouTube was testing high-definition videos, and today it seems like

Kyte, the popular video streaming platform, announced a new product tonight: branded mobile web destinations. These new sites

According to a report by Wired's Meghan Keane, YouTube is testing stereo sound as a default option for

These are clearly not the easiest times to secure financing for a startup, but Boxee, which makes an

When we first reviewed Mefeedia, a video search engine and discovery service, we were somewhat critical of its

Brightcove was once considered to be a formidable challenger for YouTube. However, just about a year ago, it

We introduced you to 12seconds.tv in late July. 12seconds.tv provides a quick and fun way to send

According to the latest data from Comscore, 6.5 million Americans watched videos on their cell phones in August.