One good thing about Google buying YouTube is the seemless integration with different applications. One new interesting one is being able to see YouTube videos on Google maps.

This camera could be the just the thing for the vlogger that points his or her camera out instead of in.

Live video, or live vlogs, will be coming to YouTube in 2008. Straight from the horse’s mouth, in the video above, you can see Steve Chen of YouTube say that they are moving in that direction.

DailyMotion has recently opened up their high-def capabilities to a wider audience.

Thanks to Vimeo (teaming up with Canon), vloggers now have a place to share their high definition video.

While it’s not surprising that compared to older segments of the population, young adults (18-29) are more likely to watch, upload, rate and comment on online videos, what comes as a surprise is that they are also more likely to pay for online video.

Another free vlog host (video blog host) has opened its virtual doors

I discovered upon filming, that unless I looked the camera straight in the eye, I looked amateurish, reading from a script taped to a tripod.

Its often the case that military inventions trickle down to the general public in time. No doubt this will be a tool one day for the vlog minded