Last week major media companies showed how fully they're embracing Internet video, with the likes of Conde Nast, the Wall Street Journal and Univision, as well as digital companies presenting
"ambitious slates of original programming to advertisers for the first time," writes Leslie Kaufman and Tangine Vega. "As a result, viewers are being bombarded with an array of new Internet programs
— 11 from Yahoo, 14 from AOL and a whopping 30 from Condé Nast, including one that will let viewers watch a Vogue editor, Hamish Bowles, as he shops around the world."
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