Glam Media has always impressed me with their cutting edge ideas for content aggregation and ad sales. This is their new marketing widget platform for advertisers. They're partnering with a long list of widget tech providers. Here's an example of it's customization: if VentureBeat wanted to offer a widget of its full news stories to the New York Times, we could do so using one widget. VentureBeat could then use a second widget to offer its news content in a different way (perhaps just the first two paragraphs) to three or four other top publishers.

Insight into what the future may hold for us. Viacom, will definitely switch to Online advertising, but I think for the youth demo you are going to see campaigns start online with video and print being based off the online campaign sooner then I thought.

It combines video consumption, searching, browsing and community activity data from Veoh’s 28 million plus viewers so that marketers can send branded ads and content to viewers across a variety of lifestyle and interest categories.

Starting price is $100. They're also funding the initial wave of ads with up to a $2,000 rebate. Definitely a sign of things to come, as they're also building out a creative resources market place.

Twitter now accounts for 0.0016 percent of all US internet visits, its actual amount of traffic is much greater. Internet visits comprise only a portion of Twitters total traffic, as you can use it through third party desktop applications like Twhirl or third-party web applications like Friendfeed. The company has also seen significant growth abroad, including Japan, and Hitwise doesn’t measure international traffic.