Press Release Summary = With the holidays behind us, everyone's camera phones and video recorders are chock full of family videos. With the growing trend of online video hosting services headed by Youtube.com, Myspace.com, and of course Google - because what aren't some of these .com companies not involved in? Many of these home videos will be finding their way to the web if they have not rented a space online already. Sharing videos with family and friends has become much easier too. So easy that even Aunt Sally and Uncle George can show how it was to walk to school uphill both ways.
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Online Video Hosting Is the 2007 Trend to Watch
By: Brad Vilner
With the holidays behind us, everyone's camera phones and video recorders are chock full of family videos. With the growing trend of online video hosting services headed by Youtube.com, Myspace.com, and of course Google - because what aren't some of these .com companies not involved in? Many of these home videos will be finding their way to the web if they have not rented a space online already. Sharing videos with family and friends has become much easier too. So easy that even Aunt Sally and Uncle George can show how it was to walk to school uphill both ways.
Online Video Is Increasingly Accessible to the General Public
What's more, many of these video hosting sites are free. Free sites such as photobucket.com, Vidilife.com, and Dropshots.com will allow you to 1) upload your videos onto their sites, 2) generate a script to allow you to post your videos to specific online video pages, and 3) receive a URL to easily share your videos with friends or family members
These online sites allow people all across the world to connect to each other. For example, soldiers serving their country can log onto sites, such as Youtube.com and view a video of their children or family members speaking to them or interacting. The ease of uploading these videos allow families to interact more closely as opposed to traditional letters, emails or phone conversations. These sites also give a step-by-step instruction on how to load a home video onto the Internet, so that you don't have to be very technically inclined to use them.
So What Exactly Is The Result of This Increased Accessibility?
The online video community is growing. According to a recent article from eMarketer.com, 69 percent of Internet users view videos online. The most popular online community is obviously Youtube.com. According to Hitwise, Youtube is responsible for 42.94% of the online video market share. This online community is continuing to boom. Hitwise continues to state that the top 10 leading internet sites have increased viewers by 164% from Feb 2006 to May 2006. According to "Infectious Greed" by Paul Kedrosky, total U.S. streaming audience in August of 2006 was 110.3 million people (each of whom averaged 2 video streams a day).
In spite of its rapid growth, online video sharing has yet to reach its peak. So join in and take part in the vast community of Online Video Hosting.
Some helpful sites for free video hosting include: Photobucket.com Vidilife.com Dropshots.com
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