Exam 5: Web-Based Video
Exam 1: An Overview of the Web50 Questions
Exam 2: Types of Web Sites50 Questions
Exam 3: Social Media and Social Networking Sites50 Questions
Exam 4: Blogging50 Questions
Exam 5: Web-Based Video50 Questions
Exam 6: Wikis, RSS, Mashups, and Virtual Worlds50 Questions
Exam 7: Understanding the Brand50 Questions
Exam 8: Planning and Developing the Site50 Questions
Exam 9: E-Commerce Sites49 Questions
Exam 10: Programs and Languages49 Questions
Exam 11: Driving Traffic: Marketing Strategies50 Questions
Exam 12: Capturing and Keeping an Audience50 Questions
Exam 13: Traffic Analysis and Measuring for Success49 Questions
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With only 25% of audiences preferring to watch professionally produced video content on the Web, re-broadcast is a rapidly declining segment of the Internet population.
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Light consumers of online videos tend to also be the lightest consumers of TV, with 75% watching five or less hours of TV each week.
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Video has long been a mainstay of ____ campaigns, with television commercials being the most common application.
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With the Flash player, developers can create their own custom ____.
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Like social networking and blogging, the dominant online video viewing demographic is made up of younger males between the ages of ____.
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Web surfing and frustration often go hand-in-hand, as users who have grown accustomed to receiving information quickly and clearly can easily lose patience when a site does not immediately yield those results.
(True/False)
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Once the concept has been settled, marketers need to write a ____.
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Typically, as file sizes get smaller, the quality of the image deteriorates.
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____ videos typically provide step-by-step instructions on topics such as using a specific product or how to program a Web page.
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TV commercials, which usually tell a complete story in just 30 seconds, only require a few days of creative concept development.
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Online video has become an important part of the social media revolution, infiltrating sites in practically every category and expanding into its own industry.
(True/False)
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____ gives marketers the opportunity to present a more complete picture.
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The only true downside to using the Flash format is the extra step needed to convert original files from .mov, .wmv, or other formats into an .flv.
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The home page for MySpace TV allows users to upload their own videos and watch other user videos, but does not allow channel browsing of other videos.
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Once shot, the video tape created must be ____-brought into the computer for editing.
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In 2007, over ____% of U.S. companies had plans to include online videos as part of their marketing strategy.
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Clever programmers, designers, and producers are working together to develop more engaging and interactive experiences for their visitors which makes visitors part of that product's ____.
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