With newspapers establishing on the Internet, the rules for what content is suitable in the newspapers have changed. Not only text and images are published on the online editions today, the publishing of video content also plays a big part. The publishing of video content is a result of new technical possibilities and could redefine the role of the newspaper journalist. This thesis looks at the publishing of video content on one of the largest Swedish online newspapers, aftonbladet.se, using a quantitative content analysis. The purpose is to look at what video content is published today and determine the differences between the publishing of text and video content. The results from the content analysis show that there are systematic differences between the publishing of text and video content. These differences can be seen in terms of the amount of material published, what type of news that are published and differences between the presentation of a specific news item in video and text. The thesis shows that this difference is a result of limitations in the amount of video content avaliable, that some news are more suited for the video format and that more resources are needed for the production of video content.