Posts Tagged ‘Statistics’

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.

As Netflix digs itself into a deeper and deeper hole, first hiking prices and then announcing that it would split its service in two, customers are becoming more and more disgruntled. According to new statistics from Frank N. Magid Associates, nearly one-third of Netflix users are seriously considering dropping the service.

The data-hungry among you may have noticed that Google Correlate, the research tool released by the Google team for experimentation in May 2011, has just graduated from Google Labs and can now be found on Google Trends. The newfangled research tool finds search patterns, ready for analysis, that correspond with real-world trends (think Bird Flu). [...]

According to a recent data released by ComScore, both Facebook and Twitter showed a record number of unique visitors in July. The data revealed that Facebook and Twitter grew by 11% and 32% respectively in terms of unique visitors.

It’s obvious that the popularity of web videos has grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years, but what about the videos themselves? According to a new report from Website Optimization, the size of the average video has grown quite substantially as well—both in video size and in duration.