Sentence examples for video dollars from inspiring English sources
Video: Dollars In The Dorms.
"This isn't entirely surprising given rising competition in the video streaming market, where Amazon, Hulu, HBO and others are gaining share of subscription video dollars at Netflix's expense," Paul Verna, principal analyst at EMarketer, said in a statement.
— Jenna Wortham YouTube Programmers Complain About Video Advertising Dollars Allthingsd.com | Bad news for YouTube's efforts to get people to make TV-quality videos for the site.
"The market is quite large," Nick Grouf, chief executive of Spot Runner, said of a growing pool of Web video advertising dollars that is expected to reach about $775 million this year, up nearly 90percentt from 2006, according to figures compiled by the research company eMarketer.
In a letter devising the interview, Southern envisaged "a sharp boost in American demand; a burst of reprinting; stage, film, and video offers; dollars pouring in by the veritable barrelful!" But in the interview itself Southern appears to find Green's neglect admirable, as if obscurity were a mark of integrity.
MySpace Plans To Turn Video Into Dollars.
Though Google wont disclose how the video ads dollars are divvied up, the total revenue generated by them will be minimal.
Facebook is waging total war on Snapchat, cloning its features, blocking its user growth and jockeying for its vertical video ad dollars.
Hulu seems to be receiving a disproportionate share of video ad dollars because the platform is viewed as brand-safe, as advertisers know that they can run their ads on Hulu's content without having to be red-faced when that ad shows up on some random user-generated video posted by someone's uncle.
According to the video, aid dollars for the poor will go further because fewer and fewer people will be living in extreme poverty.
But for marketers, during this significant time of innovation and fragmentation, there really are just two major channels that consume a majority of the video advertising dollars: Facebook and Google.
