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Scott Kirsner's book THE FUTURE OF WEB VIDEO now available for purchase

I haven't read it yet but I am looking forward to it (Krisner's thorough list of web sites where video producers can make money is awesome). Here is a little bit of the description of the book, from e-tailer lulu.com's site:

The Future of Web Video: Opportunities for Producers, Entrepreneurs, Media Companies and Advertisers

by Scott Kirsner

"... “The Future of Web Video” details twelve tectonic shifts reshaping the entertainment landscape. It includes interviews with senior execs from Brightcove, Revver, TiVo, Verizon, and Ogilvy & Mather, as well as Web video pioneers like Judson Laipply ("Evolution of Dance"), Fritz Grobe ("Extreme Diet Coke and Mentos"), and Gregg Spiridellis (“This Land”).

Full of up-to-date stats, original interviews, and valuable case studies, “The Future of Web Video” also contains charts covering:

> Sites that help video producers earn money
> Online viewership habits
> Devices that bring Web video to the TV
> Opportunities and challenges Web video presents "

Check it out here.

- Sujewa

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