In June Veotag wrote this obituary on the demise of their closest competitor Click.tv. Both companies are in the video tagging space. Another competitor is New York-based Motionbox.

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New York is supposed to teach those West Coast web hippies some business sense. So what does Union Square Ventures investment in Twitter mean? Has New York gone soft or is there really a business there?

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KickApps is one of the rising stars in the New York web 2.0 industry. The company packages social networking functionality in an enterprise-ready platform. HBO, BET Networks, Scripps Networks and VIBE Magazine use KickApps’ platform to integrate and maintain web 2.0 features in their sites.

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Cruxy still looked a lot like another YouTube clone when I interviewed founders Jon Oakes and Nathan Freitas last Fall for Dutch magazine Emerce. Since then the Brooklyn-based startup has sharpened its focus as a media marketplace for independent content creators.

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An interesting discussion has broken out between Revlayer and ExpoTV. Both presented at last week’s Web2NewYork networking party.

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One of Brightcove’s most public faces, besides Jeremy Allaire, has left the internet TV company. Ad industry veteran Adam Gerber was in charge of Brightcove’s advertising strategy and products.

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Revlayer has been getting a good amount of press since its launch under another name at Tuesday’s Web2NewYork.

TechCrunch had the scoop Monday. Michael Arrington was most impressed with the simplicity of Revlayer’s solution.
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