What makes the QuarterLife series of interest is that the main storyline revolves around vlogging and what can happen when a vlogger takes to the web to talk about her friends.

Google has recently begun pushing adsense for video again.

According to a new projection report by eMarketer, video advertising will account for 13.1 % of all money spent on internet advertising by 2011. It currently represents 8.2 %.

Above is an example of the new Video Units by Google Adsense. Run in collaboration with YouTube, website publishers can post these advertising clad videos on their sites and make money in much the same way they do with regular Adsense ads.

ScanScout — an interesting, new video ad service — is claiming to do for video what Google and others have done for text: search the content and then deliver relevant ads based on what they’ve found.

Ever wondered how you can get your video or vlog to appear in regular search results? Matt Cutts, the main representative “face” of Google for webmasters, has recently provided some keys.

According to Google’s director of media platforms, Eileen Naughton, the new in-video, overlay ads are getting anywhere from five to ten times the number of clicks as other ads.

Well, all bad things must come to an end. It’s that how the saying goes? And so it is for the first season of Lonelygirl15 today. In a marathon 12 episodes (one an hour for 12 hours) hosted exclusively on MySpaceTV, Lonelygirl will put an end to her first “season.”

The more I interact with Kate, I start to think that not only is she a sham, I start to think of her as spam. While it’s too early to declare Kate dead, I can freely admit to wishing for her death.

Need to connect with your visitors/customers/clients? Want to establish yourself as a name in your chosen field? Looking to become a minor celebrity? A vlog may be the answer