When TV meets online video

Om Malik | Monday, February 5, 2007 | 9:44 AM PT | 2 comments

A trio of interesting online video reports that came out last week. Will online video help or harm traditional TV? It’s a matter of whose numbers you use. Charts and stats galore… Continue reading at NewTeeVee.com.

Kevin Rose of Digg in a Superbowl commercial. Criminal Minds talking about a murder posted on an Internet video sharing site. Looks like online video is a cultural phenomenon. Continue reading.

What makes Micki Krimmel tick? It’s not the Joost invite I just sent her. More.

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joost invite?! drool now if i can just figure out how to pronounce it!

Micki Krimmel — 12:05 PM on February 5, 2007

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joost invites make everyone tick. i wuv joost.

drew olanoff — 5:08 PM on February 5, 2007

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Web TV, or not TV? …

A very good article on GigaOm over here. (or better still here) that also pointed to this Harris Poll. The ones that interested me most were:

The shift to online video is probably overstated – despite roughly the same number of people claiming they …

broadstuff — 4:32 PM on February 5, 2007

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