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The company has now debuted Clips, a feature that lets website viewers quickly and easily clip a 30-second portion video from others' live streams.

We've talked about supercuts as a convention hunting technique for movies and TV. Now there is a site dedicated to them.

App that lets you share just a section of a clip instead of posting something like "go look at 5:28" 

Similar to Vyclone -- Crowdsync aims to make video clips useful by matching multiple videos taken at the same time and location, and enabling viewers to use the footage to direct their own version.

Should we use a clip at ARC?

"MTV is having scores of its staffers at the September 6 Video Music Awards use Viddy

"According to the Huffington Post, "MTV is having scores of its staffers at the September 6 Video Music Awards use Viddy, a video sharing platform that allows users to upload and share 15-second videos, says Colin Helms, MTV's SVP for Digital in this interview with Beet.TV" As we mentioned just over a month ago, journalists were calling Viddy "the Instagram of video," as its quick clips took Facebook by storm. But then Facebook did a one-two knockout and it all but disappeared from the platform."

"Viewers will not only be able to click on clothes and accessories to browse color options in real-time, they'll also be able to change the music, download the show soundtrack from iTunes, snap screenshots to share instantly on Facebook (a feature that was developed with in-house Facebook engineers), cut and share video clips, and order looks and makeup appearing on the catwalk."

Simple video editing. Just upload one or several videos, pick some music, and the app edits the most interesting clips together. Little control over final product

But in the last several months, AT&T has been reducing the number and length of calls to its call centers by relying on so-called smart videos from New York City-based SundaySky. The videos are personalized tutorials that are built on the fly using pre-scripted clips mixed with the subscriber's own data. The system works off a video template that incorporates visual elements, narration and integrated information from a user's account. Users end up seeing a video bill that addresses them, acknowledges their recent account activity and leads them through their biggest billing questions.

Mogreet launched the AdStitch mobile advertising service Tuesday, combining high-quality video ads with mobile messaging to help brands easily recoup return on investments. Cox Media Group's Oakland, Calif. television station, KTVU, has been testing a morning weather alert to subscribers along with an ad in the MMS message on mobile phones. The ad in the message typically ranges from five to 15 seconds, but more advertisers want to create shorter clips. The best-performing ad units are shorter, according to Mogreet CEO James Citron. "An automaker knows showing a five- or a 15-second video of a car performs better than 20 characters in text, banner or display ad," Citron said. He believes MMS is the only way publishers can reach 95% of Americans with mobile video.

Now Paramount Pictures, the studio behind Paranormal Activity and all its sequels, is hoping to make it easier than ever for fans to create their own home movies inspired by the horror flick. To do so, it's partnering with mobile video editing app Ptch, allowing users to integrate filters, sounds, clips, and images from the movie series into their own mobile videos.

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