The phrase "video speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a speech or message given via video or webcam. For example, "The student gave a powerful video speech on the importance of voting."
Wilders delivered a video speech in support of the ALA in March.
When the verdict was announced, Dacre, who rarely speaks in public, issued a twelve-minute video speech, saying that it was a "glorious day for British newspapers".
In his video speech to the same activist group, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Mr. Netanyahu said he wants peace with the Palestinians.
The processors will give cellphone users the ability to execute such performance-intensive applications as MPEG4 video, speech and handwriting recognition, and Java software.
It does mix Shakespeare's text with a Welsh translation (by Mererid Hopwood), but it also makes a point of bringing together other "languages": music, video, speech, dance, set design.
Mr. Gingrich, in particular, has made this a central theme in recent days and has even released a 30-minute video speech about gas prices that his campaign says he will pay to run in several markets in the coming weeks.
A video search engine like Everyzing, Blinkx analyzes videos speech and meta data to tease out the content of the video.
Through videos, speeches and carefully staged programming, the convention will amplify what will constantly be described as Mr. Obama's failures, with a focus on accusations that he has undercut middle-class workers and small-business owners.
In training videos, speeches around the country, trade magazine articles -- even on the couch in his home -- Mr. Fredericks preached the gospel of the solid stream of water aimed hard at the source of the blaze.
Everyzing and Blinkx process videos using speech and video analysis.
Sean Paul did not appear at the ceremony and recorded a video acceptance speech instead.
