Blog Posts To Read for December 23, 2010

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Happy Holidays Everyone!
Below you will find our favorite blog posts that are related to SEO, search engine marketing and social media marketing from this past week. Please feel free to visit each, we hope you find them as helpful as we do!

Google’s Acquisition of Zetawire brings Electronic Wallets NearerThis post talks about Google’s acquisition of Zetawire, and the possibilities of electronic wallets,a really cool feature if you ask me!
Google Chrome Os Netbook Cr-48 First Look
I’m a huge gadget guy and have had such great luck with anything Google has put out, especially my Droid, take a look at the new Google Chrome OS Netbook, looks sweet.
The Decade In Search
This post highlights a decade in search through mostly pictures. Really does give you an idea of how search has evolved!
It Isn’t SEO It’s Performance Architecture
Great post about how SEO is an architecture, or as I like to think of it a puzzle made up of tiny pieces that working together, bring the picture together.
People Know
This post discusses a very important subject especially relevant in this economy, the idea of letting people go, and making changes in an organization, regardless of how you think it will be perceived.
Surprising Stats of the Day: Facebook vs Twitter
Interesting post in the never ending comparison between Facebook and Twitter. This post shows that the differences in stats between Facebook and Twitter are actually quite small. I do think that the demographic of users between Facebook and Twitter is its biggest difference.
What to look for in social media execution
This post talks about social media execution and what to look for when starting your endeavor into the SM world. Having a plan based on your goals is the best way to go. Following the plan strategically will pay off in the end.
Linking the Right Fan Pages on Your New Facebook Profile
This post focuses on the adjusting your Facebook profile to link to the proper Fan pages, not the auto created ones that the new Facebook interface has created.
These were the our favorite blog posts this week. Check back next week for more

How to optimize your video for the web

Optimizing your video or movie in order it can be distributed and played on the web implies many aspects. This action, often known as streaming video, must be achieved carefully in order not to loose an important amount of video quality on the process. Due to the great amount of data a video or movie contains and the big size it file would have, transferring it or playing it over the web with its original quality might be not easy sometimes.

The PC or equipment the person who will watch your movie has will be one of the main factors you should consider at the time of sending your video to him or letting him download it. Depending on the equipment, the video a person plays over the web will be played with good quality, bad quality or it might not be played at all.

To start with, a person should have a good Internet connection based on cable or DSL in order to be able to play or watch your movie over the web. If they do not have high speed connection, accessing and watching your movie would be almost impossible, since in case they were able to play it, it would be of very low quality and probably would go blank sometimes.

In order to optimize your video or movie and avoid as many of these web- movie related problems, there are a few things you should have into account. First of all, you should compress your video using an appropriate technology, such as, for example, Real Video, or any other which was meant for this specific purpose.

There are several different compression technologies which were developed in order to help movie makers uploading and transferring their videos over the web. In order to choose a good compression technology, you should check it allows you to compress your video without causing it to loose much of its original quality. You should always consider that maybe it is preferable that your video is transferred less quickly and looses not so much quality than it is transferred very fast and looses an important amount of data.

The digicam camcorder guide
Jakob Jelling is the founder of http://www.snapjunky.com. Visit his digital camera & camcorder guide and learn how to take better pictures and shoot better movies.

By Jakob Jelling