WPVideoTube is a commercial WordPress plugin that grabs video content from YouTube and posts it automatically to your WordPress blog. From my initial testing, this plugin is easy to use and does exactly what it’s supposed to do without much fuss.
Once you’ve installed the plugin, you can configure it based on keywords, categories or a [...]

Displaying and managing video on your WordPress blog is a whole lot easier now than it was just a year ago. WordPress already supports video embedding by default, so when it comes to video plugins for WordPress what you really need is something that give you that little extra.
A whole LOT more extra, if you [...]

I’m not one of the first to try out Traffic Geyser, I admit. But I seem to have started just when they have improved their service tremendously. Traffic Geyser now not only automates your video submission to over 24 videos sites, it also submits your content to 12 podcast sites, 7 social bookmarking sites, and [...]

I’m not the judge of what’s right or wrong, I’m just the messenger. So don’t shoot me.
With LinkedTube you can use videos created by someone else to make money yourself by promoting related affiliate products or your own products for that matter. Just find a YouTube video you want to use on your site, [...]

If you’re thinking of blogging with audio and video, then PodPress is the plugin to get. Available for free, this plugin is perhaps the most complete solution to creating a multimedia-rich blog.
Watch the video as I show you step-by-step how to install PodPress, tweak the basic settings, and add audio to your blog. If you’re [...]

I spend a lot of time online every day. Between my freelance writing work and blogging I also read a lot of blogs online. A year ago I firmly believed that video blogging would become the next thing for bloggers on the net but now I have to say that perhaps I had it all [...]

Google video units are a relatively new way to earn money with from your blog or website. Google partnered with YouTube to allow users to show customizable video units on their blog and earn money with targeted advertising. (Google owns YouTube, but they are still run as two independent companies).In the screen shot below you [...]

I’m sure someone will come up with the proper device, but till then you got to make do if your’re obsessed about ergonomics: