This article is from Chris Pirillo.

“It’s a numbers game. YouTube is now 25% of the Internet’s search traffic, and if you’re not doing something on YouTube, you’re… crazy. Yes, you can still place your videos on a variety of other video hosting services – but if you’re not putting them on YouTube, you’re missing a HUGE opportunity.” Read rest of article.

This Squidoo page is called Online Video Tips.

“Find out how to make great digital videos for uploading to your favorite online video websites. Easily add subtitles, “green screen” backgrounds and other effects. Find simple instructions for uploading and promoting your creations. Discover how to use your web videos to drive tons of free traffic to your other websites.” Read rest of page.

This article is from 60 Second Marketer Blog.

“If you’re a small- to mid-sized business, you’re probably wondering how you can leverage online video to build awareness for your brand or company.

Mike Turner, Jr., a freelance creative director based out of North Carolina (and a relative of one of the members of the 60 Second Marketer team) has successfully used online video to engage prospective clients and to position himself as an alternative to using a full-service agency.” Read rest of article.

This article is from Folk Media.

“What if your business had its own cable channel to program? My friend Michael Hoffman often asks this question when talking with people about online video. And he’s right to ask.

Let’s suppose I hand you the keys and control of a 24 hour cable TV channel. I then tell you that your business is free to program that channel with any content that you want. Would you place your 30 second TV ad on a loop all day? Would you play your corporate training videos? Would you place a static screenshot and bullet point list of what your business does?” Read rest of article.

This article is from Information and Knowledge.

“I’ve been a filmmaker for a while and one of the things people have problems with is how to get their videos online. Well that’s pretty easy with YouTube, Revver, LiveLeak, Google Video, and the 1,500 other video sharing sites now a days.

The biggest thing filmmakers want is for their films to be seen. They don’t like the watermark or the quality but deal with it to have it online, for free.” Read rest of article.