Is Video the Future of Internet Marketing?
June 15th, 2010 - Posted in General by tim
The surge in video publication and viewing has obvious implications for B2B internet marketing. Though it provides another channel for communicating with (and engaging) the marketplace, the subtler implication is likely to involve the web as a whole.
Cisco recently predicted that total internet networking traffic is posed to surge in through 2014 — quadrupling in only five years. The driver behind this spike: video. According to the report, 767 exabytes of data will be pushed in 2014 (for reference: 1 exabyte = 1 billion gigabytes), and 91 percent of consumer web traffic will consist of online video — from both traditional online video and television-provided video on demand.
If you aren’t thinking about cloud computing yet, it’s time for you to start. Now. Seriously. Sure, there’s been a lot of buzz around this for a while, and IT buyers are starting to buy into cloud computing services (especially in the small and medium-sized business segment). Services are popping up from some of the strongest brands in the IT industry, including 
Even with 60 million people riding it, there’s still room on the Twitter bandwagon. While you’ll never care about most of these people or anything they have to say, there is a rich exchange of IT ideas occurring on this service. Check out “virtualization,” “cloud computing,” “data security” and “green IT” to see what I mean. And, most of the OEMs have active Twitter presences, including 
