Everyone loves a good video, and even more if this video can explain something interesting about a new product like a new cell phone or a new digital camera.

Video product reviews are getting a lot of buzz these days, and as shoppers turn to the web to help them figure out what or how to buy. Google Announces a new tool for smart shoppers.

“We are including relevant and high quality YouTube video reviews on a number of our product pages in Google Product Search”.

YouTube Videos in Google Product Search are video reviews from great sources like: USA Today, Wired, and Digital Trends, and they appear above the “Similar Items” section of the page. See For example the product page for the Nikon D90 camera, and here it is a video review example. [Read more →]

Do you have popular videos on our YouTube account?

YouTube Partnership Program is a way to make money online with videos, but unfortunately is just for YouTube partners. But this week, YouTube is extending their YouTube Partnership Program to individual popular videos. YouTube will invite you to make money online using Google AdSense if you have popular videos on your YouTube account.

Since now, when you upload a video to YouTube, and it accumulates lots of views, YouTube may invite you to monetize that video and share earning revenue from those videos. How it works?

YouTube factors to determine whether a particular video is eligible for monetization

• Number of views
• The video’s virality and
• Compliance with the YouTube Terms of Service.

If your video is eligible for monetization, you may receive an e-mail and see an “Enable Revenue Sharing” message next to your video.

Once you have enabled revenue sharing, YouTube will sell advertising with your videos and will pay you a revenue share into your Google AdSense account.

Today individual video partnerships are available only in the United States territory, but soon will be available internationally.

The YouTube Blog post interesting news. The British band RadioHead new video on YouTube it’s simply amazing, with the help of 2 companies specialized in advanced computer graphics, laser technology and the use of 3 different systems they produced cool images for this new video.

The use of their scanning systems produced structured light to capture up-close 3D images, while another system uses multiple lasers to capture large, landscape-type environments. 64 rotating lasers shooting 900 times per minute in a 360 degree radius produced all the exterior scenes.

The companies from Boston and California: Geometric Informatics and Velodyne are the responsible of creating such amazing images.

Back in the 90’s with that “You float like a feather …”, First single “Creep” was the door that opened the success to RadioHead. Here are the new video “House of cards” with these particular images and the original “Creep” enjoy them.

I used to buy Yahoo domain names as cheap as $1.99 dollars for the first year registration, after that, the renewal price for a Yahoo domain name was an affordable $ 9.90 each year. But those days are gone away. Since this month Yahoo has increased the domain name prices to $34.95 dollars for one year renewal as you can see in red boxes that show $34.95 for renewals and $9.00 if you want a private registration.

I agree that prices can suffer an increment with the time, but change from $9.90 to $34.95 it’s a 353% increment. What is the strategy behind this movement? Recover what Microsoft offered for the company? [Read more →]