Vevo has proven itself to be one of the fastest growing video sites of all time. They celebrated 341 million views when they launched in December 2009 and now, less than two years later, they have reported a whopping 3.6 billion monthly views in October and expect to hit 3.7 billion when they release their November stats.
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Android users wishing they had more music in their lives will be happy to hear that they can now watch VEVO’s full library of music videos on the YouTube 2.0 app for Android
OK Go has taken YouTube by storm over the last few years. Every time they upload a new music video to the web it goes viral within a matter of hours. So how do they do it?
Vevo has a new iPhone app in the works, which is set to launch next month. The app will let users easily watch Vevo’s huge catalog of music videos directly from their iPhones, as well as find local artists and watch their music videos using the iPhone’s location service.
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Chatroulette has opened new channels of communication for web surfers everywhere, giving people the opportunity to meet and interact with total strangers from around the globe at the click of a button. While some people have taken this opportunity to strip down to their skivvies and get a little too comfortable with their fellow Chatrouletters, many users have chosen to get a little more creative with the unique opportunity that Chatroulette affords.
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You’ve heard the joke a thousand times: Remember when MTV used to play music videos?
As a child of the 90′s, I’ve always been a fan of the low budget music video. Insert grainy black and white effect HERE.
A new venture between Next New Networks and Verizon FiOS, 99DollarMusicVideos, hopes to connect the bridge between rookie artists and independent filmmakers. The site plans to release a new music video weekly and distribute it through YouTube and iTunes.
