YouTube Video Editing - Something Is Better Than Nothing

If you publish Authoritative Content on a YouTube channel, and you want to increase the number of subscribers your channel has, then this is the post for you.In the latter half of 2010, YouTube launched a subscription widget that you might not have heard about.

The days of newspapers and magazines trying to be everything to everyone are over thanks to the overwhelming amount of information freely available online.

According to a new report by Brightcove and TubeMogul, Facebook has passed Yahoo! to be the second largest driver of traffic to online video content.

Last week, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that embedding videos in your blog or website is not a copyright infringement. As long as that video hasn't been copied from the original source, the owner's copyright has not been violated. People who watch embedded videos are not infringing on the owner's copyright either. Mashable quoted the following from the ruling to offer some clarity:

As a follow up to Newstex's highly popular free ebook, The Truth about Blog and Twitter Content Syndication, Newstex is offering another free ebook - The Truth about Online Video and Licensed Syndication.

New research from GigaOM Pro reports that most online video viewers participate in "snacking", which means they watch short user-generated videos on sites like YouTube.

Last month, I published a post that described how statistics show video is an essential element of websites, but how do people find those videos?

A new video from the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) teaches the basics of copyright in just 7 minutes. You can watch the video for free and without any kind of registration here.

I've written a lot about online video on the Newstex blog, and I've written a lot about Twitter. Today, I thought I'd combine the two into a post about sharing videos on Twitter and the best Twitter apps to help you do it.