Where should video marketers invest their time when working with social networks? Facebook, Facebook, and Facebook. Here's why.

The flexible iPro lens system turns smartphones and tablets into high-quality video cameras, and can be expanded as needed.

Get a fun fisheye view or zoom in ultra close. It's all possible with lenses so compact they fit in a pocket, yet still deliver amazing results.

As its user base grows, online editor WeVideo creates tools for working with large clip and image libraries, and improves overall performance.

There's a lot more earned media on YouTube than owned media. A ranking of 1,000 brands shows the top earned media YouTube creators for each.

Create interactive video sessions where you can see and talk to customers. StreamingPro is now easier and works with on-demand video clips.

Talk about a good deal: YouTube is letting channel owners run video ads for free, ads that are targeted to potential new fans.

Not only do 60 percent of marketing pros use videos in campaigns, but 60 percent believe it leads to higher sales from the recipients.

In this second look at the Web Video Marketing Council's recent report, we examine how marketers create online videos and where they use them.

Video isn't niche for marketers, anymore. Nearly all the respondents of a national survey said they included online video in their toolsets.

Nowadays, building a dedicated and engaged community of viewers on YouTube is critical for brands. Fullscreen's new division is a secret weapon for YouTube success.