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Will the $139 Amazon Kindle Change the eReader Market?
The upcoming "affordable" Amazon Kindle includes Wi-Fi access (not 3G) to download books and more, and it costs just $139. The upcoming $189 Amazon Kindle includes free 3G access to download books and more.
July 2010 Online Video Rankings
comScore released its ranking of online video sites among the U.S. Internet audience for July 2010 this week, and as you might expect, YouTube continues to lead by a very wide margin.
Publisher INsider - Financial Sense Newshour
Time for the Publisher INsider where we highlight some of the most INovative, INteresting and INspirational content providers that are part of Newstex Authoritative Content.
Proof - Finding Specific and Authoritative Online Video Content is Difficult
I often write about the cluttered online video environment and how hard it is to find specific, authoritative online video content amid that clutter.
Blogger in the Spotlight Video Interview with Garland Pollard of BrandlandUSA.com
Time for a new interview in the Newstex Blogger in the Spotlight Video Interview Series where we turn the spotlight on the bloggers, Twitter publishers, and video publishers who syndicate their Authoritative Content through Newstex.
YouTube Goes Bigger but Stays Shorter
Last month, YouTube announced it now supports original video resolution from 360p all the way up to 4K. That means even videos shot in sizes intended to be displayed on 25-foot screens can be uploaded to YouTube.
From Person to Persona - The Age of Twitter
In a recent article from The New York Times, author and New York Times contributor Peggy Orenstein reflected on the world today, which operates very much under what she calls a new version of a famous quote, "I tweet, therefore I am."
YouTube Increases Upload Limit to 15 Minutes
Great news for online video publishers today -- YouTube announced via the YouTube blog that users can now upload videos up to 15 minutes in duration.
Dan Schawbel Listed in Inc.com's 2010 Top Entrepreneurs under 30
Congratulations to Dan Schawbel (whose Personal Branding Blog, Student Branding Blog, and Twitter updates are syndicated through Newstex) for his well-deserved inclusion in Inc.com's 2010 List of the Top Entrepreneurs under 30.
Who is Blogging in 2010 and Where are They?
A recent report by Sysomos reveals some of the key demographics about bloggers in 2010.