There is no clear definition of what viral really means. One YouTube personality said five million views of a video in a three to seven day period are needed; others may feel the bar is much lower than that.
Business video is used for so many things in a modern workplace that it can be disastrous if your company doesn’t have the video capability to support streaming.
In an increasingly digital world, it is becoming harder and harder for technology companies to stand out from the crowd. However, businesses like Unruly and Easel TV are shining examples of businesses setting a trend.
Unsuspecting travellers at Heathrow's Terminal 5 were in for quite a surprise this week, as pilots and cabin crew members from British Airways took part in a Strictly Come Dancing-inspired flash mob at the airport – and we've got the video right here.
After demonstrating success in helping the likes of Evian, T-Mobile and Adidas create and distribute viral videos, London-based Unruly has been acquired by News Corp in a deal worth £114m.
The owner of a London bakery took to Facebook after getting inundated with order requests when a creative cake it shared caught the attention of the internet.
Both BuzzFeed and Snapchat announced plans for IPOs, following discussion about the companies' futures.
