After a robust 2011, online video should enjoy another year of rapid growth. eMarketer has said online video ad spend should rise 40% this year. Marketers say they'll move money from TV budgets and non-video display budgets, but they're also expecting organic growth, according to a Break Media report.

Break Media and Advertiser Perceptions Inc. got together and published a new report on how advertisers plan on spending for video ads in 2012 as well as their expectations and actual spends for 2011

Some advertisers have been holding off becoming video advertisers, and many have been limiting their spending for a variety of reasons. In the Digital Advertising Trends 2012 report from Break Media and Advertising Perceptions Inc., the companies offer some insight into why some advertisers haven't yet made the transition to video advertisers. You Can't Always Get What you Want in Pricing Perhaps one of the major limiting factors for video ad spending is how it's priced.

Panasonic seems completely serious when it comes to combining online video with normal TV.

If one-eighth of your video views are coming from mobile, then you are in good company as Break Media just reported that 12% of their video views come from mobile users . That’s a pretty good portion and shows the ever-increasing interest in mobile video viewing