VideoInk is the source for breaking and daily news on the onlinevideo industry, including analysis and special features. VideoInk offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Established in 1986 and published for video creators, video editing professionals and those interested in the video production industry. Features information on camcorders, video editing and audio/video production techniques and gear. Includes video industry news, video related buyer's guides, as well as product reviews of camcorders, editing equipment and accessories for video production. Outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Created for the consumer involved with videomaking as a hobby, in business or education. Editorial focus includes coverage of videomaking tools, tips and techniques with emphasis as a how-to service for video camera maintenance, guides to creative camera technique, reviews of new products, services, trends and potentials.

Background and Format: Videonet is a leading source of strategic insight, analysis and news about post-convergence television. They explore the challenges and opportunities for the TV industry as it introduces more on-demand content and evolves towards multi-screen delivery, companion experiences and a hybrid broadcast/IP connected TV universe. Focusing on the user experience, the business models and technologies that are both driving and being shaped by convergence, they are read by Pay TV operators, broadcasters and content owners, CE vendors, online video service providers and advertisers, among others. Videonet operates the website www.v-net.tv and publishes regular newsletters that are complemented by show dailies from major industry events. Their in-depth industry reports (packaged within e-magazines distributed around key exhibitions), webcasts, webinars, video interviews and blogs provide thought leadership from senior executives across the TV ecosystem. Audience and Readership: Pay TV operators, broadcasters and content owners, CE vendors, online video service providers and advertisers, among other professionals within the TV industry. Deadline: Ongoing. Monthly Unique Users: They do not disclose their monthly unique users figure. Ad Rates: For advertising information contact Katrina Coyne on +44 (0)20 8425 0966 or katrina@mediatelevents.com.

This blog covers the broadband video industry and aims to deliver to executives each day a complete, highly digestible package of analysis and news about the industry. It presents clear, concise analyses of the most significant video trends and breaking news and tackles the proliferation of new video products, technologies, companies, deals and a filtered roundup of industry news from the web’s best sources. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

VideoWeek (formerly Video Ad News) covers the video & OTT advertising market in Europe via the online trade publication, a podcast series and online video. Our events include New Video Frontiers, NVF Roadmap, NVF Connect, TV Rise and Video Rise.

Vidor Vidorian publishes local news, business, sports and arts & entertainment stories for the residents of Vidor, TX.

Previously called Vie People + Places Magazine and focuses primarily on human interest stories generally connected with the area of Northwest Florida. Stories also cover travel, fashion, and food.

This site offers full issues of the current print publication and focuses primarily on human interest stories generally connected with the area of Northwest Florida. Stories also cover travel, fashion, and food. The site also features photos, giveaways, and links to past issues.

Vien-Dong Daily News is a daily newspaper for Vietnamese speaking residents in and around Los Angeles and Orange County, CA. It also publishes a weekly edition on Saturdays culling regionally specific news from each week for residents of San Diego, CA. The paper launched in 1993.