http://www.businessoffashion.com/2008/07/square-chanels-pioneering-video.html The Business of Fashion is the daily must-read for fashion creatives, business professionals and entrepreneurs in more than 150 countries around the world. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:26:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.businessoffashion.com/2008/07/square-chanels-pioneering-video.html#comment-155 Alexis Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:55:58 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/2008/07/square-chanels-pioneering-video.html#comment-155 Hi, Video sharing is all the rage these days. We all want to share our videos, to share our passions and the things we like. There are so many sites around to publish our videos on the web that it is sometimes hard to make a choice. We know some of them like YouTube, Revver or Dailymotion, but there are so many others competing to be the number one, or targeting a specific audience, whether geographically (China, Japan, Turkey...), by language (German, Arabic, French...) or for the kind of content they enable to publish (cooking, planes, extreme sports...). I have compiled a growing list of more than 750 video sharing sites, video search engines, and video download sites that you can check at http://www.ilikesharingvideos.com For each of them, you will get useful information such as their history, the country from which most of their visitors come, their niche, their rank, their latest news... This site offers some other interesting features, like a forum about online videos, how to make money with your videos, how to create your own YouTube site, etc. So if you are interested in video sharing or online video marketing, give an eye to this site, it worths it. Cheers Hi, Video sharing is all the rage these days. We all want to share our videos, to share our passions and the things we like. There are so many sites around to publish our videos on the web that it is sometimes hard to make a choice. We know some of them like YouTube, Revver or Dailymotion, but there are so many others competing to be the number one, or targeting a specific audience, whether geographically (China, Japan, Turkey…), by language (German, Arabic, French…) or for the kind of content they enable to publish (cooking, planes, extreme sports…). I have compiled a growing list of more than 750 video sharing sites, video search engines, and video download sites that you can check at http://www.ilikesharingvideos.com For each of them, you will get useful information such as their history, the country from which most of their visitors come, their niche, their rank, their latest news… This site offers some other interesting features, like a forum about online videos, how to make money with your videos, how to create your own YouTube site, etc. So if you are interested in video sharing or online video marketing, give an eye to this site, it worths it. Cheers

]]> http://www.businessoffashion.com/2008/07/square-chanels-pioneering-video.html#comment-156 Dahlia Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:12:29 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/2008/07/square-chanels-pioneering-video.html#comment-156 If video sites like Hulu can specialize in streaming HD movies and tv shows for US only residents, I don't see much of a problem of Squa.re doing the same for fashion. YouTube may get 12 billion viewers in a month, but the video content is muddled in a sea of useless and often uninteresting clips. I think it was bound to happen that niche video sites would pop up and target a specific set of users, therefore creating higher quality content. Because of this, I think Squa.re's exclusivity matches well for their target audience: fashionistas looking for glamourous videos and videos of fashion fantasy. Although it would be ideal to have sharing capabilities at least among peers in the Squa.re community. If the videos are made public, I think there would be copyright issues, which had YouTube in a billion dollar lawsuit from Viacom. So sharing videos may be more convenient, but there are still issues to be resolved concerning online video content. If video sites like Hulu can specialize in streaming HD movies and tv shows for US only residents, I don’t see much of a problem of Squa.re doing the same for fashion. YouTube may get 12 billion viewers in a month, but the video content is muddled in a sea of useless and often uninteresting clips. I think it was bound to happen that niche video sites would pop up and target a specific set of users, therefore creating higher quality content. Because of this, I think Squa.re’s exclusivity matches well for their target audience: fashionistas looking for glamourous videos and videos of fashion fantasy. Although it would be ideal to have sharing capabilities at least among peers in the Squa.re community. If the videos are made public, I think there would be copyright issues, which had YouTube in a billion dollar lawsuit from Viacom. So sharing videos may be more convenient, but there are still issues to be resolved concerning online video content.

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