Brandweek reports that TVGuide is taking on YouTube.

NEW YORK — TV Guide is trying to muscle in on YouTube’s considerable turf.
The publication famous for its television-centric editorial and show listings launches at TVGuide.com today its Online Video Guide, a search service that will attempt to filter out the junk and leave users with the best [...]

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Business Opportunities Weblog reports how Internet users are logging more hours watching videos.
eMarketer.com:
Three-quarters of online video viewers watch more video than they did a year ago, and more than one-half expect to watch even more next year, according to a study conducted by Taylor Nelson Sofres and sponsored by AOL and [...]

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Techcrunch reports that Magnify.net has launched new features.
Video discovery and broadcast service Magnify.net has launched a new platform for the aggregation of web video.
The new platform offers “a complete customization toolkit” that aims to make it easier for users to create branded online broadcast channels, discover and integrate Web video, and analyze visitor statistics and [...]

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The official Google blog makes the announcement.

Since new videos are constantly appearing all over the web, it’s difficult to keep tabs on all of them. But now Google Alerts will make it easy for you to add video to your other Alerts: News, Web, Blog and Groups.
Video Alerts enables you to specify any topics or [...]

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Check out the video below, directed by Steve Rosenbaum, my co-host of the Video Ninjas radio show. Listen to us talk about this video, and Steve’s 9/11 filming experiences, at 4pm live on Sept. 11th on Webmaster Radio.fm.

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Update: Show went great. Hope you tuned in. Here’s the show feed to subscribe to.
Today at 4pm, live, on WebmasterRadio.fm, Steve Rosenbaum, CEO of Magnify.net, and myself, Jim Kukral, will debut our new radio show called Video Ninjas.
Video Ninjas is a show about the world of online video. Steve and I plan to have a [...]

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Mashable asks the questions that need to be asked about tonights YouTube CNN debates.
It starts tonight: the CNN/YouTube sponsored Democratic debate in which all the questions come from YouTube users, sent in via video (video above).

Being held in Charleston, SC, the debate will play host to a large screen on which the candidates will see [...]

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So, you don’t think people are watching online videos much do you? You’re wrong. comScore reports that 3 Out of 4 U.S. Internet Users Streamed Video Online in May.
Average American Video Streamer Watched More than 2.5 Hours of Video Online
RESTON, VA, July 17, 2007 – comScore (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, [...]

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