Video blog (abbreviated as vlog [ English vlog , from video blog or video log ]) is a form of a blog in which the medium of information transmission is video.
Vlogging is a form of web TV . Recording video blog combine embedded video or video with support for text, images and other metadata . Recordings can be made in one block or consist of several parts. The main service for the distribution of videos in this format is the YouTube platform . Videoblogs often take advantage of web syndication [en] for video distribution over the Internet using syndication formats ( RSS , or : Atom ) for mobile devices and personal computers, automatic aggregation and playback (see. " Podcasting ").
A strong rise in the popularity of vlogging has been around since 2005. The site Yahoo! the size of the Videoblogging group increased dramatically in 2005. Today's most popular video sharing site, YouTube, was founded in February 2005. By July 2006, he became the fifth most popular among most popular Web sites with 100 million video views every day and 65 thousand new additions daily.
Many content management systems with open source to ensure the inclusion in the video content, enabling bloggers to create and manage their own video blogs sites. In addition, the connection of mobile phones with digital cameras made it possible to publish video content on the Internet almost as soon as it was recorded.
From 2013 to 2019, the most popular on YouTube was the account of the Swedish blogger Felix Chelberg, better known under the pseudonym Pudipay . On April 15, 2019, the Indian channel "T-Series" came out on top. In May 2019, T-Series was the first in the history of video hosting to gain 100 million subscribers.
In the 2010s, challenges became widespread in video blogs ; some researchers even single out a special type of video blog completely dedicated to them.
Vlogging is a form of web TV . Recording video blog combine embedded video or video with support for text, images and other metadata . Recordings can be made in one block or consist of several parts. The main service for the distribution of videos in this format is the YouTube platform . Videoblogs often take advantage of web syndication [en] for video distribution over the Internet using syndication formats ( RSS , or : Atom ) for mobile devices and personal computers, automatic aggregation and playback (see. " Podcasting ").
History
On January 2, 2000, Adam Contras posted a videotape to a blog to inform his friends and family of his journey across the country to Los Angeles in search of show business , the first post of its kind and what would later become the longest-running video blog in history. In November of that year, Adrian Miles overlaid a video of changing text over a still image, coining the term vlog to refer to his video blog. In 2004, Steve Garfield launched his own video blog and declared the year “the year of the video blog”. In the fight to fulfill that prediction, Miles and Garfield were soon joined by their online colleagues Jay Dedman, Peter Van Dijk, Andreas Hogstrap Pedersen and Christoph Bouten, forming a group on Yahoo! Groups dedicated to video blogs.
A strong rise in the popularity of vlogging has been around since 2005. The site Yahoo! the size of the Videoblogging group increased dramatically in 2005. Today's most popular video sharing site, YouTube, was founded in February 2005. By July 2006, he became the fifth most popular among most popular Web sites with 100 million video views every day and 65 thousand new additions daily.
Many content management systems with open source to ensure the inclusion in the video content, enabling bloggers to create and manage their own video blogs sites. In addition, the connection of mobile phones with digital cameras made it possible to publish video content on the Internet almost as soon as it was recorded.
From 2013 to 2019, the most popular on YouTube was the account of the Swedish blogger Felix Chelberg, better known under the pseudonym Pudipay . On April 15, 2019, the Indian channel "T-Series" came out on top. In May 2019, T-Series was the first in the history of video hosting to gain 100 million subscribers.
In the 2010s, challenges became widespread in video blogs ; some researchers even single out a special type of video blog completely dedicated to them.
Video blogs in Russia
Since the launch of the Russian-language localization of YouTube in 2007, video blogging in Russian has begun to develop on the service. To date, the most popular Russian-language channel is Get Movies (as of September 2019 - 28.7 million subscribers. In addition, over time, in the Russian-language localization of YouTube, chaotic video blogging received a gradation of channels by interests. For example, the aforementioned Get Movies channel is an entertainment content channel, along with such channels as Afonya TV , motorcycle technology channels ( Explosive Mike ), electronics channels ( Wylsacom ), video game review blogs ( TheBrainDit"And" RIMPAC "). There are a lot of video bloggers leading beauty blogs, video bloggers and interviewers ( Yuri Dud ).
As of 2016, the income of video bloggers with an audience of less than 1 million subscribers is from 100,000 to 500,000 rubles[ specify ] , with 1 million subscribers and more - from 200,000 to 1.5 million rubles. Together with accounts on Instagram and VKontakte with more than 1 million subscribers, a blogger's income can range from 10 to 20 million rubles. The total volume of the Russian-language YouTube advertising market reaches 1.5 billion rubles.
