Online Video Explodes

[HardOCP News]

Reports indicate that online video has exploded. No word on the extent of the damages, injuries, casualties or what caused the explosion but many expect a group called “nerds & geeks” to be behind this.

The online video market continued to grow in December, as nearly 178 million U.S. Internet users watched 33.2 billion videos in the month a lone, said comScore last week. When broken down, the numbers mean that 86.5 percent of total U.S. Internet users watched online videos and averaged 187 videos per user. The average length video watched was 4.1 minutes, up from 3.5 minutes in a report from last March.

 

[PyroHoltz]

I love useless data...keep it coming PCWorld.

 

[srangara]

I blame CollegeHumor.com.

 

[Memitim]

"many expect a group called “nerds & geeks” to be behind this"

Whoa, easy there. Don't go blaming us for this crap; my wife is the one who has to watching every goddamned Lady Gaga video that exists.

 

[Nemesis999]

I was expecting a video of an explosion.

:/

 

[weebling1]

"many expect a group called “nerds & geeks” to be behind this"

I too will disagree. My girlfriend hardly watches any traditional TV, she watches things on Hulu at the time of her choosing.

 

[Azhar]

I was expecting a video of an explosion.

:/

There you go

 

[Blazestorm]

I can link you to a funny video I posted... some kids on 4th of july decided it'd be a good idea to hold a mortar cannon while launching it... but didn't realize it was in upside down...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_Y2y77Sq6M

I'm not the one giggling, that was my korean friend...