Everyone is trying to compile their best of 2010 viral / social / internets best of videos and everything else lists…
Lets keep track of them here:
Everyone is trying to compile their best of 2010 viral / social / internets best of videos and everything else lists…
Lets keep track of them here:
178 million americans watched 14.7 hours of video content on the internets in July. Stats no longer release average videos per viewer. WTF?
Why would I leave Colorado for a white water rafting adventure?
Simple answer…
Colorado doesn’t have the Youchiogheny River — or the worlds largest steel pool.
If you ever make it out this way, I would recommend a wilderness voyage adventure and it’s always nice to have a little home away from home at the Historic Summit Inn.
Americans watched 30.3 billion online videos in April 2010.
Nearly 178 million viewers watched an average of 171 videos per viewer during the month of April 2010. 96 of those came from Google sites (YouTube) and facebook raises to 5th on the list.
Average online video is now 4.4 minutes thanks to television continuing it’s crossover to the internets (Hulu).
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.
Pre Sweeney Brown wedding with a convenient group of people (C-GOP) on a boat.
Captain Mark and Jill Bridges – The “DRAGONFLY” is amazing. Thank you for the first time sailing opportunity!
John Teas is Ellen’s Video of the Day.
Don’t forget to watch the original.