Leading Internet TV network Revision3 has just released their end-of-the-year stats for 2011 and they are pretty impressive. According to a post on the Revision3 blog, the network increased its viewership in 2011 by a whopping 359 percent, with nearly 800 million views over the course of the year.
Join us on July 31 for our Social Curation Summit in New York, where you'll learn new strategies to connect and engage with your audience using visual communities such as Pinterest, BO.LT, and Tumblr. Speakers include Scott Belsky (Behance), Shane Rahmani (Thrillist), and Elias Roman (Songza Media). Register by June 7 and save. Back in March Hulu’s CEO Jason Kilar predicted that the video streaming site was on pace to make half a billion dollars in revenue in 2011. They didn’t quite make it, but according to statistics released on the Hulu blog they came very close, clocking in at $420 million in revenue last year.
2011 was a big year for Vimeo. Not only did their membership increase by a whopping 82 percent and viewership increase by 48 percent, but they also launched a bunch of new services and features, making 2011 the biggest year ever for the video site. To celebrate, Vimeo launched a fun infographic roundup of their biggest 2011 news and statistics.
We’ve made our way into 2012 and as we start the new year with a fresh slate it’s the perfect time to look back and see what we did right (and what we did wrong) over the past 12 months. A fun new infographic from Flowtown, in partnership with Column Five, takes a look at the biggest social media trends and events over the past year and determines which “hit the spot” and which “missed the mark.”
2011 was huge for tech, from startup news to massive IPOs, cool new gadgets and more. Online course platform Udemy has put together an awesome interactive infographic that covers all the big tech and startup news of the past year. They’re calling it ‘2011: A Techrospective.’
By now you may be sick of all the 2011-wrap up posts, videos and infographics that are going around, but trust me—you won’t want to miss this one. YouTuber Jeremiah Warren has put together an awesome video recap of 2011, told entirely through Tweets.
We’ve put together a list of the top 10 YouTube-made stars of 2011. The list includes some serious talent, as well as a few people that achieved YouTube fame for some not-so-nice reasons. Who is your favorite YouTube-made star of 2011?
There’s nothing like a good old-fashioned compilation video to help you relive the past year, remember all the major trends, popular movies, viral videos, music and more. That’s why we’ve put together a list of 11 of the best 2011 year in review videos so that you can look back on the last year, remember all the good times (and the not-so-pleasant ones) as you prepare to ring in 2012.
We take a look back at some of the funniest viral videos of 2011. What was your favorite YouTube video this year?
Bluefin ranks the overall top 10 shows and events in 2011, the top 10 series, and the top 10 social TV networks. Check out the infographic after the jump to find out if your favorite programming made the cut.
