YouTube Trends has added a map that will allow you to see what videos are conquering which regions of the country, complete with nifty clickable thumbnails. You can break it down by age, gender, views and shares, and just have a grand old time interpreting the data.

The IAB has a study that shows that 45 million unique visitors from the USA watch Online Professional Online Video.

There are some people who think that YouTube is just for the kids. But the stats don't lie

We're ReelSEO so you know how we feel about online video and we know we're not alone as over 456.6M videos were watched in 2012. But who is watching these videos and how

Over the summer, Unruly opened up their social video lab , looking to narrow down viral videos to scientific facts, to the point that the word "viral" has become a dirty word (although we still use it quite a bit, because well, it's still a buzzword). It didn't take long for Unruly to publish a major "white paper" on a major subject of video: how auto makers are using the medium.

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So my Packers are back to even, poor Bears... That's neither here nor there really as we're here to talk about online video and not at all about football. But sometimes I just can't help myself

YuMe teamed with IPG Media Lab to do an extremely interesting study on ad effectiveness which included biometric tracking for emotional response, attention. With bio-feedback and eye-tracking, I do believe it might be a one of a kind study for online advertising, plus, I'm a science nerd of Peter Parker proportions, so I'm totally excited to dive into it! So all that fancy schmancy technology they used should have given some pretty interesting insight into what it is people are doing, how they're consuming, how they react and how they look at online advertising. But, as with all studies, I first want you to see how they collected the data, so here it is.

YuMe has got some new research showing that online video viewers prefer ad-supported content over actually paying for content in a pay-per-view or subscription-based model while using their connected TVs along with a lot of other good information in

There is a war brewing up on Capitol Hill where the government is becoming increasingly impatient with Internet giants who have been dragging their feet on a "Do Not Track" option which would allow Internet users to take control of their personal data and offer them a way to opt-out of data collection for advertising and other reasons. It could mean some serious loss of audience, behavior and demographic tracking for online video advertisers as well as Federal legislation.