On the heels of the success of our popular Twitter client, HootSuite, Invoke is excited to announce our newest offering, Vidrollr, a video conversation tool. Vidrollr is an online conversation space which provides highly desirable and unprecedented opportunities for both companies and advertisers.

For the last few years the recording industry and RIAA have been fighting an uphill battle trying to keep their traditional model alive in an evolving market. The dinosaur analogy has been used over and over again as the industry tries to keep their share (and more) of the market through digital distribution. Disruptive delivery services like itunes, muxtape, lastfm, pandora, and the countless torrent sites have fully blown apart this market leaving “traditionals” scrambling to find acquisitions and partners in order to keep some market share.

Each week on memelabs, Nadia and I do a video of the week post. Since signing up for the blogathon, I’ve collected posts that I would have put up in order to have enough content. So I bring you Invoke’s first ever video of the week.

The other week I wrote about Twitter and Facebook and asked the question is Twitter the new Facebook? One thing that I pointed out in the post is Twitter’s issues with down time and functionality issues and the problems they’ve created for the Twitter community. Well this week I’m turning my attention and ire to YouTube.