How Social Media Is Driving Massive Online Video Growth

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Tech Select   July 04, 2013 How Social Media Is Driving Massive Online Video Growth Social media-influenced video has eclipsed non-social video on the Web in audience size. Read » Share this story: Zynga's New CEO Don Mattrick's Total Pay Package Is Over $50 Million Largely in stock, but he's getting $8 million in cash upfront.  Read » Share this story: Facebook Inspires More Consumer Spending Than Pinterest Or Twitter Thirty-eight percent of consumers have purchased a product as a result of a Facebook share or like.  Read » Share this story: CHART: Here Are The Most Effective Local-Mobile Targeting Strategies Location helps solve some of mobile's toughest marketing problems.  Read » Share this story: Apple Appears Ready To Fire A Missile At Microsoft's Office Business By Making iWork For iPad Free Apple's next major move in the tablet software market.   Read » 10 Mind-Blowing Products Google Is Working On Right Now Flying wind turbines, an elevator to space, and a internet-connected home.  Read » These Microsoft Excel Keyboard Shortcuts Will Save You Tons Of Time Where It Counts The quickest way to format data.  Read » Advertisement Here's An Awesome Story About Steve Jobs Telling An Employee He's Going To Become The World's Best Story Teller In 1994 "The storyteller sets the vision, values and agenda of an entire generation that is to come."  Read » Share this story: The 10 Types Of Reddit Users Everyone Hates From sexists to hypocrites, the very worst of the site.  Read » Share this story: New Photo Leaks Of What Is Supposedly Apple's Super Colorful Low-Cost iPhone Apple's low-cost iPhone could be super bright and fun.   Read » Share this story: Samsung's Bet On Non-Android Phones Could Be Delayed We'll have to wait a little longer for a Samsung Tizen phone.  Read » Share this story: See Also Samsung Buys NYC-Based Web-TV Startup Boxee Reported price is $30 million.   Read »   Richly-Funded Startup Beachmint Is Not Returning Money To Investors And Its CEO And President Have Not Been Fired* It isn't the first over-funded and over-hyped startup to fall.   Read »   Facebook Employees Made So Much Money From The IPO, Their County Is Now The Richest In America The average computer services worker made $82,000 per week during the fourth quarter last year, which would be a $4.3 million salary.   Read »   Apple May Finally Be Close To Striking A TV Deal With A Cable Company! This is a much bigger step than it seems.   Read »   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share the latest business news with your network: Email sent to: dwyld.kwu.jobhuntportal11@blogger.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010