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.
New statistics from comScore reveal that over 200 billion online videos were viewed globally in October with 2 in 5 of these online video views coming from YouTube. Where are the other views coming from? Find out after the jump.
Social media has never been bigger, with hundreds of millions of people checking Facebook, Tweeting, posting and watching videos and sharing their lives on the web. Videoinfographcs have released a new video infographic with the latest statistics, facts and figures about social media that were released in 2011.
Almost 80 percent of American adults are online, but what exactly are they doing? A new infographic from Flowtown and Column Five reveals the percentage of adult Internet users who are doing everything from social networking to shopping, banking, blogging, chatting, gaming and more.
Business video platform provider Qumu today released some interesting stats about trends in online video. Most notably they reported that Americans who have watched online video over the past year reported that they believe that videos are becoming more offensive, more sexual and more pervasive.
Online video is proving itself to be incredibly powerful and an amazing new motion infographic from YouOn TV reveals some statistics that show just how powerful the medium is.
YouTube may be more diverse than you think. A whopping 60 percent of all video views on YouTube come from non-English speakers.
Online video is everywhere you look and Cisco predicts that it’s not going away anytime soon. In fact, they think that within the next three years online video will account for a whopping 90 percent of all Internet traffic.
Popular sharing platform AddThis just celebrated their fifth birthday and to mark the occasion they’ve released an infographic that takes a look at social sharing trends based on their five years of experience.
These days more and more people are sharing videos on Facebook, but how many people are actually watching? Flixlab, the iPhone app that lets you create ultimate event videos by combining video footage from your friends, shared some statistics with us that shed some light on the attention that Flixter videos are getting on Facebook, from how many views they’re getting to how many friends the average Facebooker is tagging per video.
