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Broadcasters that want to stream content and ads to Windows viewers will soon have a new option.

A software upgrade for StreamZ, StreamZHD, and Flux offers H.264 and MPEG-2 improvements, and easier ad insertion.

Video viewers in Canada watch a greater proportion of their content on mobile devices and connected TVs.

Customers will be able to manage live events from their Brightcove dashboard, then save the events as VOD files.
Streaming Media
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April/May 2013
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by Troy Dreier | As predicted, Google announced a subscription music service. Surprisingly, it looks a lot like the other subscription music services.
by Francesco Venturini | Viewing habits are changing, notes the global study, leading to viewer confusion and new opportunities for savvy broadcasters.
by Troy Dreier | Plan the live event, then plan it some more. Follow these 10 tips to successfully live stream video from the enterprise.
by Jan Ozer | Google plans to release the VP9 codec in less than a month. While it sounds promising, deep-pocketed companies will want to hold off on adoption.
by Troy Dreier | Real learning happens when students can take ownership of a video project and teach each other.
by Troy Dreier | In a panel discussion, Akamai considers why DASH-264 makes sense for the industry and tells the audience how to join those already working on it.
by Troy Dreier | Driving conversations is crucial in social TV. That means knowing the difference between what people watch and what they share.
by Jan Ozer | The latest Dish DVR offers integrated Sling functionality and wireless iPad transfers. After thorough testing, we call it a winner.
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by Joel Unickow | What's coming in the June/July Issue of Streaming Media Magazine?
by Troy Dreier | Whether it's the Academy Awards, the Super Bowl, or something far smaller, AEG goes to great lengths to make sure live events stream perfectly.
by Troy Dreier | The surround sound codec creates a home theater experience on mobile devices — and it's now on more devices than ever.
by Troy Dreier | There's more to delivering a live experience than just streaming video. AEG explains how to create an immersive social event online.
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