Sunday, July 08, 2007

The Future of Video Sharing Research and Study

If you're in the business of technology and the internet, you may be interested in some true blue research results conducted comScore on the future of video sharing and streaming media. With the influx of web advertising, there has also been an influx of (much needed) high quality internet research and study. If you want to stay on the top of this ever changing industry, you should stay on top of what the people (your potential audience, traffic, clients) are doing with

The studycomScore conducted was the Video Metrix service of U.S. video streaming activity of up-and-coming video-sharing sites. The study examined six video-sharing sites that did not make the top 10 U.S. video properties for the month, but reveals that French site Dailymotion.com had a particularly strong position in the U.S. video-sharing market in April 2007

Wondering what the next big company will be in the industry of web video sharing? Well, according to Eric Hunter, comScore's executive vice president,

"There's been a great deal of speculation in the marketplace about which site is the next YouTube, and each of these next-tier sites has a particular draw... Dailymotion.com is stating the strongest case at the moment, both domestically and internationally."

Here's some details on the report

Selected Video-Sharing Sites (Total U.S. - Home/Work/University Locations April 2007)

Property

Unique Video Streamers (000)

Video Streams Initiated (000)

Minutes Per Streamer

Dailymotion.com

4,729

49,335

59.7

Metacafe.com

3,738

33,183

15.1

Break.com

3,138

32,164

16.8

Heavy Networks

2,619

5,964

3.2

Revver.com

2,607

8,719

5.4

Veoh.com

1,847

14,554

104.2

Source: comScore Video Metrix



I have personally come across an interesting video and media sharing website, called The News Room. It's too much to describe here, check it out for yourself: The News Room Video Sharing

For more information on the study conducted, statistics and more quotes from Eric Hunter, visit the Research Brief Blog

External Link Resources


thenewsroom.com
www.blogs.mediapost.com/research_brief/

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