5 posts and columns on VideoEgg

27,000 Reasons Why Twitter Is Rolling Out Its Own Photo Service

in Media on June 6, 2011 at 5:35 am PT

This photo of an almost-empty baseball game became a hit overnight on Twitter–and made money for Twitter photo-sharing service TwitPic. What if Twitter sold that ad inventory itself?
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SAY Media Wolfs Down Dogster

in Social on April 19, 2011 at 2:17 pm PT

SAY Media today announced it had acquired the pet community start-up Dogster.

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VideoEgg + Six Apart = SAY Media

in News on September 21, 2010 at 2:45 pm PT

So much for Six Apart CEO Chris Alden’s flat denials of a looming deal with ad network Video Egg. The deal is on, and when it’s announced tomorrow, Six Apart, the company that once ruled the blogging software market with its Movable Type software and TypePad-hosted blog service, will be no more. It will merge with VideoEgg to create a new company called SAY Media, “a media company designed for the social age.” End of an era.

Death to the Preroll? One Can Dream.

in News on August 22, 2007 at 2:37 am PT

Well, it is about time, I’d say. That would be that ads will start to be put into YouTube videos rather than nearby on the site. Called InVideo ads, they will be semi-see-through “overlays” that will go over part of professionally made content (and in some user-generated videos). There will, of course, be ad-revenue sharing [...]