Wednesday Morning Vid-Biz Headlines

Truveo Crows about Accomplishments; and rightfully so, given the video search engine’s dominance. We’ve written about most of this before, but AOL-owned Truveo is doing a press tour about its traffic (39 million monthly uniques across the sites it powers), partners (including Microsoft, which was never before officially acknowledged), and growth (50 percent month-over-month for the last six months). (release)

AT&T Launches Live Video over 3G, one-way streaming directly from the handset. (release)

iPhone to Launch with YouTube; first device to use the site’s new H.264-encoded videos, 10,000 of them available when the much-awaited phone comes out June 29. (release)

Lonelygirl15’s Signs Neutrogena; new frontiers in online video product placement, with the cosmetics maker sponsoring a scientist character on the show. (Variety)

RAZR Getting Two Hours Video Storage; Motorola CEO Ed Zander talks up personal content distritbution at NXTcomm. (ZDNet)

Online Dating Gets Online Advice Show; ON Networks launching web series to help people navigate online dating, produced by NBC Universal Digital Studios. (release, site)

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