• NBCU 'NewFront' Aimed At Old Targets: Women, Media Buyers

    Women took center stage during NBCUniversal's digital content "NewFront" in New York Tuesday night, as the traditional media giant unveiled a slate of video-related initiatives aimed at female audiences, in addition to a new digital "think tank" focused on female trends and marketing to women across platforms. ...Read the whole story

VideoDaily Roundup: CBS Eyes Hulu, Other Web Video Distributors

We start off today's VideoDaily Roundup with a report that CBS is reconsidering a content deal with Hulu, in addition to eyeing other Web video destinations as possible distributors of its content. Next we'll look at a crowdfunding company that has joined forces with a popular video-sharing site to create a social video funding destination. After that, NBC moves its Olympics site behind a TV Everywhere-type authentication wall. Don Cheadle brings his talent to online video, and finally: The Top 20 Most-Shared Video Spots in April. ...More

  • Google's YouTube Original Programming Will Connect Brands With Mobile Viewers

    Some 3 billion hours of video monthly are watched on YouTube by more than 800 million viewers worldwide, according to Google. YouTube sees 600 million mobile views daily, roughly 10% of total video views. On Wednesday, the Mountain View company released information on new original channels and content aimed at brands wanting to reach a diverse audience. ...More

  • "Driven" Videos Provide False Hope and Little Else

    So I was doing my morning reading the other day when I came across the headline "Millionaire Mom Creates .COM Sensation in Dorm Room." Sucker for odd intra-headline capitalization that I am, I made the pivotal life decision to click on it. I expected to be wowed, touched and inspired, in that precise order. At the very least, I expected to come upon a story with "advertisement" in negative-point invisible font atop the screen, detailing the ready availability of $4,600/week work-at-home jobs. ...More