I was speaking with some folks this morning at a local Green Bay college about the growth of video and their thoughts about YouTube, vlogs (video blogs) and the like. (they've even started to put St. Norbert College Videos on YouTube) It's not coincidence then that this report from ComScore shows that we're all but consumed with Internet Video!

Some of the more interesting data points:
> Fox Interactive (Fox News) ranked second for most video streams with 680 million, following the top ranked Google/YouTube with a combined 1.8 billion streams.
> 2.5 minutes is the average duration of an Internet Video Stream - keep this in mind when developing your videos
> Nearly three out of four (74.3 percent) U.S. Internet users streamed video online.
> The average online video viewer consumed more than two videos per day!

This online video space is far, far more pervasive than I once thought.

The whole Fox stat blows me a way too. I often watch videos from Fox after the fact, but I know that when I do catch the broadcasts, they're incessantly pimping the online follow through videos. Great strategy on their part! It's paying off.

[ref ComScore via Paul Kedrosky]

P.S. I didn't see St. Norbert listed, but for some time, YouTube has had a schools channel. Way cool!

Well there is good consumption on internet video!