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Google will announce its financial results for the third quarter, on Thursday, and until then, the company seems to be looking for revenue under every rock … YouTube may be the biggest rock of all.

Search for all kinds of respect for YouTube are turning into custody to one or more “promoted videos” on the right side-results pages. Each ad is composed of one small image, and Google Adwords-style ad text.

These hybrid combining Google-type text ads with video content from YouTube. The ads link to a sponsored page on YouTube that consist of user generated content found on YouTube itself. For example, Toyota Corolla has sponsored a “Best in jest” at the top of the page displays a list of ten funny YouTube videos. Under the video promotes Toyota cars and links to pages on toyota.com. Sometimes these ads reference to the custom-profile as a sponsor of these web sites, while others will simply play the video.

So keep an eye on that right column, as YouTube’s likely to start letting in more advertisers, and it may just be the next big thing for Google and possibly even marketers, too. [webpronews]

The finished and looks forward to capture your mate’s drunken mishaps, and they are ready to download on YouTube, the flash is the latest Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z150.

Sporting a 8.1 megapixel CCD sensor and 4x optical zoom (a useful starting from a handy 28mm wideangle through 112mm at f2.6-f5.9), the camera seems to be a very pocketable fell, measuring up on 96.7 x 57.3 x20 . 1 mm and weighing 126g. In fact, it is so thin that the Casio claim the first prize in a very niche category of “slimmest camera is a World, a built-in wide-angle 28mm zoom.”

EXILIM Zoom EX-Z150 Specifications

• 7.6 cm (3.0-inch) TFT colour display
• 8.1 Megapixel CCD-Chip
• 28 mm wide-angle lens
• 4x optical zoom
• Image Stabilisation system

The UK House of Lords is to launch its own YouTube channel.

Previously, seen by some as stuffy, a fairly rigid institution, it appears as the House of Lords, the Lords, or because it is usually abbreviated, has been trying to upgrade its image and become more accessible people. All the good stuff that should be supported.

Blogs too
It’s not just videos that M’Lords are getting into - they’ve also started a blog.

Lords of the Blog - somewhat of a strange title - is a self-proclaimed “experimental project to encourage direct dialogue between web users across the world and Members of the House of Lords” - again to be encouraged. (via)