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Online Video Market 2011
A free look at data from the poster. Includes top video sites, ad networks, usage behavior and more.
Promoting the release of limited-edition Nike MAG sneakers, which are modeled on the kicks Marty McFly wore in 2015, Nike's 'Back for the Future' spot debuted at No. 1 this week with nearly five million views.
Levi's 60-second video is projected over a reading of Charles Bukowski's poem "The Laughing Heart."
Kia's popular hamsters are back in a new campaign, "Share Some Soul," this time kicking it to the beats of LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem" in a post-apocalyptic world.
The video features Jay Maynard, better known as the 'Tron Guy' who became a viral sensation thanks to his self-made electroluminescent costume inspired by the movie.
These are the ads audiences actually choose to watch. Creative plays a significant role in the success of each campaign, but paid media has become a critical factor in driving to a campaign's tipping point for generating earned media.
Just in time for back-to-school shopping, four apparel retailers occupy seven slots in this week's top 10 advertiser-created viral videos.
Post-It art goes viral in Brazil and Rob Lowe scores big for Butterfinger, but it wasn't enough to keep Evian off the Viral Video Chart. It's the brand's 103rd week in the top 10.
After several weeks online, it's looking like Microsoft brought a knife to a gun fight: Google is leading with 900,000 video views to Microsoft's 770,000, according to Visible Measures.
Old Spice cracked the viral code, again. But old-fashioned coupons are what's driving sales.
The new/old Old Spice guy is spicing things up all right -- the deodorant's newest campaign drove straight in at No. 1 with 3.5 million views.
It turns out funny or even watchable isn't a requirement for Justin Timberlake, who dominated the Viral Chart last week.
Santa Claus may be Coca-Cola's most bankable holiday spokesman, but Pepsi wants you to know that summer is a whole different story for Old St. Nick.
Google launched its social network Google+ by putting it behind a giant velvet rope, but that didn't stop millions from watching the video ads.
Microsoft garnered 750,000 views, paid and unpaid, for a campaign in which Master Chief from "Halo" helped advertise the company's offer to college students: Buy a qualifying PC and we'll throw in an Xbox free. Top that, Apple.
A couple new entries on the chart that you would expect (BMW, T-Mobile) and one that you wouldn't: Tiny Prints, with a touching spot tied to Father's Day that delivered more than 3 million views in a week.
Ever text in a movie theater? Hate it when others do? Then you're going to understand why this ad for Alamo Drafhouse in Austin went viral, arriving at No. 5 on our Viral Video Chart last week.
Ubiquitous pop sensation Justin Bieber may command legions of tween girls, but that didn't stop the uncanny spot for his new fragrance from free-falling almost completely off the viral video chart this week, according to Visible Measures.
Celebrity alone wasn't enough for Justin Bieber's new fragrance, Someday.
Baseball cap-and-apparel maker New Era has enlisted Alec Baldwin and John Krasinski to play themselves for a series of videos making light of the New York-Boston sports rivalry.
Microsoft dumped agency JWT, but that's not stopping it from pushing some of the shop's work for Bing.