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Video advertising meets Web 2.0Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal - July 20, 2007by Joseph C. Panettieri
Dennis G. HendricksJayant Kadambi is the co-founder and CEO of YuMe, a company that helps customers track video advertising campaigns across the Web � regardless of whether the ads ultimately run on PCs, smart phones or IP television systems. Hundreds of companies hope to cash in on video over the Internet. But the picture looks particularly promising for YuMe Networks, a Redwood City-based startup. Instead of competing head-on with Apple Inc.'s iTunes movie/music store and Google Inc.'s YouTube service, YuMe is steering clear of the online video distribution market. Rather, YuMe helps customers track video advertising campaigns across the Web -- regardless of whether the ads ultimately run on PCs, smart phones or IP television systems. |
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| 66% of online US females watch videos online - 8.27.2007, Estimated 97M females online in the US, only 66% of them actually watch videos online, compared with 78% of males who do, Research and Markets says. |
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