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Though Yahoo! has the largest video streaming audience (but just barely), Fox Interactive Media streams 20 percent of the US-initiated videos on the Internet, according to comScore. YouTube, just 21 months old, is third all around.

When YouTube announced this summer that they had surpassed the 100 million video streams per day mark, the media picked it up and ran with it while skeptics sat back in disbelief - a disbelief that can still be found in the blogosphere. comScore recently released a report confirming YouTube's numbers.

While YouTube has been the buzzworthiest video site in the news this year, the latest comScore report shows that while YouTube continues to grow, it has a little ways to go before it can catch up with MySpace and Yahoo in terms of number of viewers and number of videos per user.

CBS sitcoms get the Yahoo streaming video treatment for a week, while NBC posted a free video clip from "Saturday Night Live" to iTunes.

Every successful business has understood and mastered one basic principle. That principle can be summed up in two words: Repeat Business.

Telecom company Comcast announced on Tuesday they would provide free streaming access of the NHL to its 7.7 million broadband subscribers. This is news for both Comcast, who lags behind some major opponents and the NHL, who's rebuilding after the yearlong strike.

A Hitwise report for August on US search engines shows who depends on their portals to feed their search boxes.

One of the great things about the web is that things change so quickly - this allows new marketers to take advantage of novel trends and new developments.