Thirty-four percent of U.S. cell phone users surveyed in May said they use their phone for recording video, up from 19 percent the year before, according to a new study from Pew. And those users are likely to share their creations, with big implications for carriers. Read More »
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The number of people turning to web video continues to increase, with 69 percent of US Internet users watching videos online, according to Pew’s “State of Online Video” report. But much of that growth is coming from Internet users that are young, educated and well-off. Read More »
With 62 percent of adult American Internet users surveyed by Pew in April reporting they watch online video on sites like YouTube, web video is now more prevalent than social networking. Some 46 percent of those surveyed said they were active on social networking sites. That’s… Read More »
The Pew Internet and American Life Project released its Generations Online in 2009 (PDF) report yesterday, breaking down how different generations are using the Internet — and it’s not all dour news for the older set. As you would imagine, Generation Y (ages 18 -32)… Read More »
Vimeo founder Jakob Lodwick, the founder and public face of the video-sharing site that emerged as part of IAC buying and financing Connected Ventures/CollegeHumor, has left the company entirely, he announced on his personal blog today. (Update: see below; he’s not the only Vimeo… Read More »
