YouTube

On an average day in 2011, 250 million photos were uploaded to Facebook, 8 years of video content were added to YouTube and 140 million tweets were sent.

Prix de Lausanne have come up with this great idea and have executed it well.

Rachel Beer has posted recently that she hopes to see more case studies of digital campaigns and pra

I could do two things: ask you to go to YouTube, click on the logo and read it all there, or try to describe why I think the 'Life in a Day' project

Back in March I wrote about the launch of YouTube’s ‘Call to Action’ feature enabling UK and US organisations in its Non-profit Partners Programme to place overlay ads linking direct to their own websites from their YouTube videos for free – basically turning YouTube videos into simple interactive video ads. While this feature was good, it was also somewhat restricted – as the Call to Action link could only be placed in a banner at the bottom of the video, and if the video was embedded outside YouTube then the feature didn’t work at all.

The great news is that YouTube has just announced a much improved form of in-video interactivity and it will now work when your YouTube videos are embedded in any site – your own website, a supporter’s blog or Facebook profile, wherever…

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