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It is up to you to protect your business as well as your employees. Two ways that you can secure your San Jose business is by using San Jose access control as well as San Jose video surveillance. Both of these employ modern technology that is needed to keep your employees safe as well as your business. They can also end up saving you money when it comes to insurance as they limit your liability. A good locksmith will be able to access your business and give you a free quote on making it safer. 

San Jose access control will control who comes and goes from your building. You can stop employees from entering after hours and also see when they come in and out of the building. Instead of having keys, that can easily be copied, most businesses today are using San Jose access control systems. These include state of the art keypads as well as swipe card systems. San Jose access control systems will make sure that those who are in the building belong there. These entail both keypad and swipe entry systems. You can control them by your own computer or have the codes changed by the San Jose locksmith. There are several different options that you can use to protect your business using San Jose access control systems. 

Another way to protect your San Jose business is to use San Jose video surveillance. San Jose video surveillance can be hidden or the cameras can be obvious. When the cameras are obvious in the San Jose video surveillance, they are a theft deterrent. If you want to protect your business from employee theft, which seems to be a growing problem, you can use San Jose video surveillance cameras. In addition to theft, you can also use the cameras to increase employee productivity and hamper employee theft. 

When you are using video surveillance cameras that are provided by a San Jose locksmith that uses state of the art equipment, you can watch the video from your own computer or on special screens for this purpose. You can choose to have the instances captured on video or digitally. By using the state of the art San Jose video surveillance, you can use the information gathered as evidence for some crimes. 

Depending upon the type of business that you have, you can use video surveillance to protect yourself, your employees or the cash in your business.  Studies indicate that employees are less likely to steal if they know that the property is covered by video surveillance. Most businesses that have video surveillance will advertise that it is on the premises. It is always better to deter crime rather than try to solve it. 

If you have a restaurant or another type of retail store, you will want to be sure that you watch employees as well as the customers. In such a case, you may want to get a San Jose video surveillance system that uses cameras. This can protect your employees, deter theft and also catch a thief in the act. Businesses that deal with cash transactions are at the most risk for theft. 

You can begin protecting your business right away by calling a locksmith in the area and inquiring about San Jose access control and San Jose video surveillance. It makes sense to do what you can do to protect your business as well as your employees from theft and crime. A good locksmith should provide a free security assessment

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So Google buys YouTube for $1.6B in stock and cash and suddenly the world wakes up. The result, hundreds of new entries into the funny video, video sharing and music video marketplace. I’ve heard many complaints about the sudden influx of content sites. To them I say, “shut it!”. There can NEVER be enough content on the web. It is what the internet was born to do (aside from ubiquitous communication of course).

The aspect of this video surge that I find fascinating is the myriad of flavors and functions that have begun to emerge. Whether it is a video production for the sake of product exposure from Warner Brother’s Spider Man 3 release to Billy Bob and his brother’s run in with a tired opossum caught on tape, it is all interesting. But, most important is the purpose of the video and content site as the technology and creativity continues to evolve. Many sites are quickly seeing the value of aggregation and sharing within its own competitive community as well as developing new technologies to produce, publish and compare. The future looks bright my friends, hold on to your hats.

I have reviewed just a few of these sites for my own curiosity. Here they are:

Blip.tv

Category: Video Upload and Sharing with Publishing Options

Ease of Use: The first thing that hits you with blip.tv is the clean structure and well spaced content. It does not over use color or dark space. But, the most useful feature has to be the channel selector scrolling feature on the main page. You can easily browse thru the many channels they have to offer with very quick response.

Social Networking Options: Once any feed is uploaded to blip.tv, you are offered the immediate and repeated ping to technorati as well as cross posting to Myspace, Flickr and Del.icio.us. Additionally, they have automatic feeds to Yahoo video, AOL video and MSN video. If your intent is monetization, blip.tv is well plugged in and considered a big dog in this space.

Speed: Overall rating is Excellent. Their main page is light at 22KB and loads in less than .25 sec.

Content: Very deep content and very well managed. The video database is extensive and the most popular items are very clean. Their video channels are also very creative and professional. You have many options for fun, general entertainment, even some activism if you so desire. Although I wouldn’t categorize this as a funny video site, overall, this video site is very impressive and deserves much credit on the product.

Google Video

Category: Video Upload and Sharing

Ease of Use: It is typical Google. The interface is very clean, but equally basic. Not a great deal of bling to it. It does, however, allow you to add video metadata for all of your files as well as a transcript. As you would expect, integration with Google Adsense is a no brainer.

Social Networking Options: The video verification process is slow and unnecessary, see my thoughts below. Nothing here to speak of.

Speed: As you would expect speed is excellent, although I’m a bit surprised the main page is not very light at 130KB. But, of course, they have the fattest pipes in the market at sub .01KB/sec.

Content: Google video has six main channels including comedy and music videos. As expected, the music videos are non-licensed in nature and although amusing, not what I was looking for. At the top of the TV Shows channel, you can buy “One Hour with Bill Gates on the Charlie Rose Show” for .99 cents. Wow, what a deal. I’ll pass, but thank you. Quite frankly, Google is hamstrung on content due to the behemoth that it is and can subsequently never show anything that has even an inkling of proprietary conflict. Overall, I was very disappointed.

Videocodezone.com

Category: Video Entertainment Aggregator

Ease of Use: This site might be the friendliest of all reviewed, believe it or not. The channel structure is very simple (listed at top) and the search interface hits you right in the face from the beginning. Some additional features include multiple source options for videos (very handy for protected content), wiki style video tag search option on main page and two separate tabbed tables for most viewed and newest additions. Very clean.

Social Networking Options: Very effective method used here. For every item selected there exists a tabbed and copy option for Myspace, Xanga, Bebo and even general blog entries for immediate inclusion. Very simple, very slick.

Speed: Very lightweight front page at 40KB and excellent load rates at .01KB/sec.

Content: Maybe the only possible downside to this video entertainment site. The content is good, but many “content unavailable” links exist within the music video section, which is the main focus. This is understandable as music video rights are in constant conflict, but cleanup is needed. But, overall, as a music video and funny video focused site, Videocodezone does an excellent job.

Slubber.com

Category: Video Entertainment Aggregator

Ease of Use: This is one of the sites I manage, but I will be brutally honest with myself and you. The current interface is very simple but free of any useful options other than search. As an aggregator, it is simply indexing from many locations in an attempt to find the most appropriate content for the user. And in this role it does a good job. But, really at this point, Slubber is quite featureless. But, this will change as a second revision is on its way. Of course, I will review again.

Social Networking Options: None at this time, but seamless Myspace Layout integration is on the way.

Speed: Very lightweight frontpage at 50KB with load rates at .01KB/sec.

Content: Currently content is average, but many feeds currently exist from college humor sites. So content is very different from that of the main players here and thus is worthy of review. But, clearly, for the next revision the content feed option needs to be jacked up substantially. I recommend checking this site out and again reviewing by end of summer. Many changes “are a comin”.

Crackle.com (formerly grouper.com)

Category: Video Sharing and Entertainment with Focus on Publication

Ease of Use: Extremely simple to navigate. The main page is loaded with different navigation options to one of its deep list of video channels. Crackle is really focused on production quality releases and thus has geared the main page along those lines. The site could easily be considered its own TV show.

Social Networking Options: RSS is fully integrated with many options for site integration as well as pre-integrated with all of the main players including Friendster and Del.icio.us. But, it doesn’t really offer much in the way of personal integration so don’t look for much hot linking help here.

Speed: Main page is light at 12KB but load rate is medium at best at .03s/KB. Does that translate into poor performance for you? No, it does not. But, relative to other players it iss on the slower side.

Content: This is where Crackle shines. Crackle content is all production quality with some of the most interesting and well done features I have seen on the net. It is obvious this company is very committed to insuring content quality versus content quantity. There was a long list of quality funny video entries as well as music video channels. I highly recommend a visit, but make sure you have lots of time to spare since there is a lot to see.

Summary:

I wanted to get to couple of other entries for this review, but I have a South African Syrah calling my name. I intend to take a deep look at Dogster and Videoegg on the next round as well as some older players like Revver, YouTube and maybe even Viveo.

Overall, all of the sites were of good use in one form or another. I was definitely most “wowed” by Crackle just from the quality of presentation and content. Videocodezone definitely provided the best integration for social networking. My greatest disappoint was Google Video. Honestly, I thought it was pointless. Google Video has no shortage of cash but yet it seemed the least creative and most protective of its corporate structure. We will see how it evolves. Out.

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Many people are asking about how to make money from videos from video hosting sites So lets look at a few of the more available or popular hosting sites.

Megavideo
There are two main ways you can make money with videos on a site called Megavideo and both of them require you to sign up for a premium membership that costs around US$10/mth (at the time of writing) or lesser for a long term plan. Upon signing up, you are eligible to earn money through their rewards program and Abrite in-video advertisements.
To ignore the online video wave is like putting your head in the sand when Google’s stock came out at $90. If you do, you might end up viewing consumers as thieves.

Flixya
Earning money with the host Flixya. The way they work is by sharing adsense revenue with you 50/50. All you do is submit videos from Youtube, Video Google and other video sites and provide them with your adsense publisher id. Then will display adsense ads on the pages that show your videos and split the ad impressions 50/50. It works really well.

Revver
Another great site for making money with videos is Revver. Revver takes user submitted videos and places a small ad at the end. You get paid whenever someone clicks the ad on a video you’ve submitted or on someone else’s video you are sharing. The great thing about Revver is that they provide you with a lot of tools to share your videos. You can embed them on your site or blog, link them to multiple bookmark sites or use a widget.

Metacafe
There are many ways to make money from your videos, and using only MetaCafe is only one of them. For example, you can embed your video with Revver (which will add an ad to it), and then post it on another video sharing site that will share its revenues with you. That way, you get two times more revenues from the same video

There are more Host sites that pay for videos if there is a large number of views. You just need to log onto these sites and check out their bonus plan. Some sites that i have viewed have individuals earning hundreds of dollars weekly. And for the most these individuals are just having fun.

Some people carry a camera every where they go. Just in case a unique event takes place in front of them. It may be humorous or serious it does not mater as the public love and want to see varied events that are spontanious and unrehersed. Many of these videos earn the video recorder large sums of cash at times.

The above are just a few of the ways to earn that extra cash that you might be after. So do some research and find the best ways for yourself as there are many with varied compensation structures.
If you enjoy making videos get them seen and earn money as well!

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