I sat down recently with Josh Warner, president and founder of Feed Company, the first video seeding company to launch in the U.S. in 2006, which seems like many years ago in Internet time. Feed Company is definitely a pioneer in video seeding, having been behind several of the industry’s early brand viral video hits ...

Think nothing interesting ever happens in Belgium? Think again. TNT’s

A few days ago, cable’s TNT unleashed a “We Know Drama” ad that, ironically, is really funny.

It used to be that YouTube was a place for short-form cat videos, pranks, and baby clips to go viral.

On July 25, 2007, Mary Madden, Senior Research Specialist for the Pew Internet & American Life Project, said, “Young adults are the most ‘contagious carriers’ in the viral spread of online video.”

There’s little doubt that compared to their counterparts in the USA, most UK corporations have been relatively slow when it comes to embracing and utilizing well-made viral video as a marketing strategy. However, I believe that

It’s slowly becoming its own genre: put a bunch of recognizable YouTube characters in a commercial and sell your brand with them.

Another week, another fresh batch of the most popular videos. Some are from brands–and this week, we have an excellent selection of great branded videos for you–and others are from individuals.

So we should know by now that achieving viral status on a video should not be your goal.

You simply can’t have your finger on the pulse of the viral video audience–their wants and needs as viewers–without keeping an eye on the current crop of popular videos. Brands and individuals find viral success every week, and each one can help teach video creators and marketers how to hone their craft and engage their audience.