Posts Tagged ‘blip.tv’

Blip.tv is jumping on the interactive video ad bandwagon with a new pre-roll ad unit that lets viewers click to download free game demos to their Xbox consoles. As online video is becoming more popular and more advanced so are online video ads, and innovation and interactivity are becoming increasingly important. Blip.tv is joining a variety of other ad networks and companies, such as Innovid who we interviewed earlier this week, in making video pre-roll ads more interesting and more engaging. Find out more after the jump.
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As original Web series continue to boom, viewership is moving into Prime Time, as reported by the Wall Street Journal online. Blip.tv is at the head of this trend. A year ago, peak viewing time for the online video site was between 12 and 3 pm. Today, the most viewers are tuning in to Blip.tv between the hours of 8 and 11 pm, across United States time zones.
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In recent months, Blip.tv has been forging ahead in an attempt to engage viewers, crush competition, monetize and secure a spot at the top of the online video industry. We recently covered Blip.tv’s partnership with 7-Eleven on their Road Trip Rally web series and their expansion into Hollywood. This morning the online video site is announcing that it has raised a whopping $10.1 million in their third funding round.
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In an attempt to engage viewers and crush competition, Blip.tv is heading to Los Angeles. The online video platform, which hosts primarily web shows, video bloggers, and other quality original content, as opposed to YouTube-style viral and home video content, is hoping the move will increase their influence and success in the web video industry.
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7-Eleven and Blip.tv have announced the launch of a new web-based reality series, 7-Eleven Road Trip Rally. The show, which premiers on May 10, will follow two teams as they race across the country, doing 7-Eleven inspired challenges along the way. 7-Eleven has been known for using social media for everything from job recruitment to spreading brand awareness. However, with the introduction of a web series, the largest convenience retailer in the United States is taking their web marketing campaign to a whole new level.
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Paul Neave has launched new project called Neave.tv – his personal TV channel.

Neave.tv is flash based tv channel that use videos from Blip.tv, Google Video and YouTube, it is experimental project of using video and I would like to say that it is personal video bookmark page of Paul Neave. Interesting video materials, nice design, easy to use, fast working – I think experiment is successful.

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