Americans watched 31.2 billion online videos in March 2010. Back up from February.
Over 180 million viewers watched an average of 173.3 videos during the month of March 2010. 96 of those came from Google sites (YouTube) and facebook raises to 6th on the list.
The average Hulu viewer watched 26.7 videos, totaling 2.6 hours of video per viewer which kicks the average online video length to a whopping 4.3 minutes now.
The Sheckler Foundation is making moves on facebook and presenting a very nice fan page offering with an integrated welcome video. One of the best formatted fpages I have seen.
Become a fan and maybe you’ll get an invite to the 3rd annual Ryan Sheckler X Games Celebrity Skins Classic.
Americans watched 32.4 billion online videos in January.
More than 173 million viewers watched an average of 187 videos per viewer during the month of January 2010. Facebook Video finally makes the top 10.
Average online video is now 4.1 minutes thanks to television continuing it’s crossover to the internets (Hulu).
Annoyed with Facebook chat overtaking your browser windows?
This solution is simple: Link
iChat
enjoy.
Now that facebook is 2 years from now losing popularity, Nick Wolff decided to join the party. Now we are just waiting for Ryan Foster and some Maker’s Mark.
Interesting article. I believe in a lot of these points, however still see a fall in the near future of the most powerful social network engine.
Having problems with your ROI? Don’t bother watching this…
I couldn’t have said it any better myself. There is even an article to back it up.
Want to know more about Social Media? Read more.
Don’t forget this famous video.
And this one too.
Enjoy.
Socially advertise. It doesn’t work – at least not yet.
Interesting read, and definitely easy to understand the numbers. I wonder what the study would say for men.
Finally – a “Join us on Facebook” email campaign that actually works.
Tramdock – a one deal at a time subsidiary of Backcountry.com focuses on skiing related equipment and deals.
Backcountry.com – a company that started with a $2,000 initial investment with two people in a garage in 1996 now employes over 900 and will clear $300 Million in the bank in 2009.
Other sites – SteepandCheap.com, WhiskeyMilitia.com, Chainlove.com, Bonktown.com, Brociety.com, Dogfunk.com
Will Facebook monetize on their proprietary stream of 200 million users before we realize face to face interactions are how socialization is supposed to happen?
“… this data comprises a mammoth amount of activity, almost a second Internet. By Facebook’s estimates, every month users share 4 billion pieces of information—news stories, status updates, birthday wishes, and so on. They also upload 850 million photos and 8 million videos.”
I feel like we are entering middle school and people are finally realizing that the annoying friends we have in public… are twice as annoying on the internet.
Will the social graph prevail?
Wired has the article with all the answers.
Great Wall of Facebook
TechCrunch summary of the last couple days.
1. Facebook overtakes Myspace in US users
2. Myspace lays off 30% of workforce
3. Facebook opens new 150,000 sq ft headquarters
Where do you think this buzz is going?
Me = Not Surprised. You?
Twitter-riffic